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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
8
L. B. Sherwood, arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses, was discharged by Judge Brindley this morning after evidence showed he drew checks from an account that had no funds. The report remarks that some men are led astray by misguided friends and notes he believed funds remained available.
Maybelle the Cosmopolitan dancer is told she inherits one third of a 200000 pound English estate from a deceased uncle. She will continue her dance engagements for the season. Carnival queen votes shift with Dolly Kneebes leading at 261.
Sparks from a Milwaukee road locomotive chimney started a small blaze under the Rose street viaduct last night. Firefighters arrived within minutes and confined the fire as water pressure hindered rapid assault. No injuries reported. potential for major damage if water service had continued.
Miss Anna Rogowsky of 420 Avon Street wed Peter Dobroski at Holy Cross Church at 9 am on Wednesday. The couple, now Mr. and Mrs. Dobroski, plan a honeymoon in Hadley, Wisconsin. The groom works as a bridge carpenter for the Milwaukee Road.
The final wooden sidewalk on Mill Street north of the Milwaukee railroad crossing is removed and replaced with a continuous cement walk. The last wooden section, in front of I. H. Moulton’s store north of St Andrew Street, is now replaced.
Mrs. I. J. Bunn is confined to home by illness. YPS Bethel Lutheran hosts an evening in church parlors. Miss Irma Hanson travels to Keokuk for the Fourth. Mrs. Theresa Groeschner’s funeral held at her Kane Street home. Oak Grove cemetery interment. Officials of the Q tour St. Paul for inspection. Stanley Taylor resigns from American Express. American House restaurant undergoing repairs. Frank Farnham returns from Sheboygan Wisconsin for Eagles state convention. Mrs. Charles May returns from Chicago. Train 55 on Milwaukee road arrives forty minutes late. W. Reilly of Wabasha visiting. Black River water low hindering navigation by launches.
Chautauqua features by Thomas Brooks Fletcher and Miss Grimsby charm for children at King Arthur Court. Speaker Mott R. A. Sawyers delivers a concise lecture on religion stressing personal belief, honesty, and action as keys to a happy life and moral duty.
J W Hallihan of Philadelphia was shot dead less than an hour after receiving applause for his remarks at a session of the Pennsylvania State Bar Association in Cape May New Jersey.
A man was killed in an elevator at the Cape May hotel while heading to his room early today. The incident prompted an investigation by local authorities and hotel staff.
Kitanning Pennsylvania July 1. Publicity ties former school principal M A Millican to a $2.5 million estate after a freak chicken story went viral and drew the attention of a Minneapolis lawyer who contacted him with the news of his heirship.
Vienna reports Austrian explorer and scientist Herr Fric has been killed in South Bolivia. His body was found among Indians with whom he studied religion and language. Fric led expeditions since age 18 and aided Prague National Museum and the Museum of Ethnology with valuable ethnographic collections.
A partial readable line hints at a political contest where a candidate who “throws” risks defeat compared with one who perseveres despite difficult conditions. The damaged text mentions a dusty situation and implies evaluation of candidates’ preparedness.
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