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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1909

Page

5

City News Keep Off the Grass at Park and Theatre

Local authorities warn violators of park rules after crowds gather at the art house and court house park. Sheriff vows increased patrols while city noise rises during evening shows at Rew airdome on North Third. Meanwhile a Hudson sergeant tours La Crosse with a rifle unit. Roy Bonner recounts a prank that left him dragging an anchor in Black River as friends tricked him into a boat ride.

Art House Park Rew Airdome North Third Court House Park L. Bailey Hudson Wis la Crosse Charles H. Rawlin Roy Bonner Annex Black River Bonner

Society Notes Miss Flanagan Leaves for Home

Miss Margaret Flanagan, guest of Mr and Mrs An Yanzer of 20 Rose Street, departed for her home. The note indicates travel plans after an extended visit.

Margaret Flanagan An—" Yanzer Rose Street Honov

Seventh Street Birthday Club Honors Mrs Gleason

Last Friday afternoon the Seventh Street Birthday club surprised Mrs Edgar Gleason at the home of her daughter Mrs W S Frame on North Seventh street. The warm day did not dampen spirits as the hostess received congratulations on turning sixty six. Attendees included Mesdames Fred Miller Frank Viets Jessie Leissring T A Lidell Asplin Frese B F Holmes W S Frame and Miss Nina Frame.

Seventh ST Seventh Street Edgar Gleason W. 8S. Frame North Seventh Street Fred Miller Frank Viets Jessie Leissring T. A. Lidell Asplin Frese

Tea parties mark weekend social gatherings

Miss Julia Congreve hosted six friends for a Saturday tea on the lawn with lantern lighting later in the evening. Miss Gertrude Hogan gave a Sunday afternoon tea for Miss Margaret Seaman of Milwaukee, entertaining twelve young folks.

Julia Congreve Gertrude Hogan Margaret Seaman Milwaukee

Mrs Molineaux Tries Grand Opera in Paris

New York July 5 Mrs Wallace D Scott plans study in Paris to pursue grand opera. Former wife Blanche Chesborough married Roland B Molineaux for six months before his arrest for sending poisoned powder to Harry Cornish. The trial drew international attention. Scott later divorced, then married her attorney Wallace D Scott. The couple now resides in New York and he supports her stage ambitions.

New York Wallace D. Scott Paris Scott Roland B. Molineaux Harry Cornish Adams Cornish Molineaux

New Pop Dance Tonight at Linker's Hall in La Crosse

Local notices list visitors and residents including John Herkens of Chicago visiting his brother George Herkens, plus multiple social updates. The piece notes weddings, travel plans, business visits, and upcoming excursions, reflecting a lively personal page in La Crosse society news.

Linker’s Hall John Herkens Chicago la Crosse George Herkens Herkens Trunk Works J. F. Lapitz

Wedded from New York

Richard S. Gray, a Milwaukee Road River division engineer, has returned to this city with his bride Harriet F E Van Nostrand formerly of this city. They were married at the bride's parents home in Gloversville on June 21 and will begin housekeeping on the north side.

Richard S. Gray North Side Milwaukee Road Gloversville N. Y Harriet FE. van Nostrand Mr. Gray van Nostrand

Mrs. Iver Johnson Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Iver Johnson of 417 North Fifteenth Street died Saturday at home after a six month illness with a complication of diseases. She was survived by her husband and six grown children. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Iver Johnson North F'fteenth Street

Race Riot Follows Murder for Love in Orleans Parish

In Bosier parish Louisiana Italians flee after the killing of Wimber Boney Jr a young planter. The murder is linked to the relatives and suitor of a local Italian girl who planned marriage Monday if Boney had lived. Italians leave the parish on every train as tension unfolds.

Orleans Bossier Parish Wimber Boney, Jr Boney

Kenosha Police Chief Shot and Wounded In City

Kenosha Wisconsin July 5 Chief Owen OHare of the police department was shot and wounded by a man captured after a confrontation at the City restaurant He remained conscious and dictated a description of his assailant The shooter was seized by a mob and dragged to a barn where a torture was used police hunt 366 armed men scouring the countryside for the suspect from Evanston Illinois.

Kenosha Wis Owen O'Hare Evanston Ill Kenosha Hospital Mungen O'Hare Department Frank Hannan Justice of the Peace

Irate Citizens Mob Alleged Thief in Cataract

In Sparta Wisconsin on July 5 a mob stripped a stranger, hanged him by the neck with a rope to force a confession of stealing a gold watch and $85, then ducked him in the river. The accused was among Cataract’s best known residents.

Sparta Wis

Iron Prong Impales Boy After Runaway Wagon

Elwood Wright aged 15, son of Herman Wright, died in Waukesha Wisconsin after a lumber wagon runaway. A bit in a bridle broke, the team bolted, striking a hickory tree near Elm Glen farm. The fiddle prong of a heavy grapple hayfork pierced his body, killing him within moments.

Waukesha Wis Elwood Wright Herman Wright Wright William Lawry Elm Glen Farm

July Fourth Accidents Reported in Neenah Area

In Neenah Wisconsin on July 5 Roy Redland lost an eye when a toy pistol fired as he looked into the barrel. Harry Smitzer’s hand was injured by a revolver shell while he attempted repairs. A house fire started by a tossed firecracker damaged a residence. At Larson Jacob Rusch lost his nose when relighting a misfired cannon. Farmer John Rantz was thrown from a wagon and broke ribs when his horse bolted after torpedoes were tossed underneath.

Neenah Wis Roy Redland Harry Smitzer Larson Jacob Rusch John Rantz

De Soto residents travel to county seat for lawsuit testimony

A group of De Soto citizens went to the county seat Monday as witnesses in the Sargent suit. Nellie French left Saturday for Roberts Illinois to resume work at the Herald office. George Owen journeyed to Coon Valley Saturday to play Sunday with the Coon Valley team and Toland Business School of La Crosse. More local discussions follow.

de Soto Sargent Nellie French Roberts Ill the Herald George Owen Coon Valley Toland Business School la Crosse

Exposition Trip Changes and Wool Purchases Reported

The article notes Mr and Mrs Sponhomer heading to Seattle for the exposition and planning to spend the Fourth in Galena Illinois. It mentions a launch trip to Lansing Iowa by local young people and that stock buyer David Collins has received over two carloads of wool from nearby farmers in the last two days.

Seattle Wash Sponhomer Wil Galena Lansing Iowa David Collins

Farmer Barbier Accused in Fatal Plow-Field Attack

In Pueblo Mex on July 5 Salvador Barbier, a farmer, fired a public safety pistol at two women and then struck them after they crossed a freshly plowed field. A man named Andre Sureaz intervened and was also struck as he approached. all victims are feared dead.

Pueblo Mex Andre Sureaz Salvador Barbier Barbier

Thirty Die In Cave-In At Newport Dock Wall

Rescuers worked through the night at the Alexandra dock wall collapse near Newport Wales. Four men were found dead initially and fourteen injured, many of whom later died. More corpses were recovered in the morning, bringing total deaths to about thirty.

Newport Wales Alexandra Dock

The Black Hand Warning Card Reported in America

Italian immigrant communities are threatened by extortion from the Black Hand. A translated postal card warns victims to send money or face death, claiming police protection is lacking and signaling fear among likely targets.

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California John C. Burns la Crosse Floral Co ICE Cream & Butter Company Nebuer Ginger North Side Bottling Works la Crosse, Wis City News Fashion Sfop Reiman & Tordt Main St Hilliker & Riley General Contractors N. Third Street West New York Philharmonic Boston Symphony Orchestra Amy Slesc Mrs. Molineaux Grand Opera G. O. Fortney Zumbrota Lothrop L. Brown Chicca N. R. Nelson West Avenue Agnes Nelson McNamara George Powell Nora Conway C. Rupp St. Paul Fritz A. Braathen Minnesota Ben W. Davis Galesville Will Powell O. S. Sweet Mitchell, S. D W. J. Ferris Fred Berger Rose Roberts Rev Magelsson Gateway City Eugene Bailey Racine Hokah Minneapolis Frank Bailey Bailey The Tribune Racine Shoe Company Mate Wheeler Farlan’s Redsburg Mamie Cassie Reagan Gladstone Mich Joseph Meyer North Eighth Street Society Etao Shadlu W. T. Irvine Ontician Main Street Wisconsin News Elfen Brad C. & J. Michel Brewing Company Boy DE Soto, Wis Michel Bredinosy CRO America
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