George Bradbury Dies at Preston Minnesota
George Bradbury of Preston Minnesota died at St Francis hospital after an operation for appendicitis. He was 36 and leaves a wife and two children. A Milwaukee railroad engineer, the funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. from his Preston home with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Theodore Mannstedt in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradbury
Preston
Minn
St. Francis Hospital
Milwaukee Road
Greenwood Cemetery
Theodore Mannstedt
Hand Hurt by Cannon cracker injures La Crosse youth
William Harrison of 721 State street sustained a severe laceration to his hand when a large cannon cracker exploded while he held it, sending him to La Crosse hospital. Doctors forecast temporary loss of use for several weeks with no permanent disfigurement expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison
State Street
la Crosse Hospital
Postum praised as coffee alternative for health
An elderly user recounts switching from coffee to Postum during nervous dyspepsia. She notes relief of nervousness and stomach issues, improved brain and nerve power, and urges others to try Postum as a gentler beverage option. The letter emphasizes genuine and relatable experiences with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellville
Taft Takes Part At Fort Ticonderoga
President Taft leads Lake Champlain tercentenary events at Fort Ticonderoga with Vice President Sherman and Gov. Hughes present. A city history float parade, a Montcalm cross exhibit, and tight security with 1006 special deputies accompany the visit as New York and Vermont officials observe.
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Fort Ticonderoga
N.Y
Taft
Lake Champlain
Sherman
Gov
Hughes
Bryce
Jusserand
Prouty
Vermont
New York
St. Peter's Church
Champlain
Montcalm
Abercrombie
Ticonderoga
Clinton County
Plattsburgh
Secret Service
Wheeler
Tammanyites
Be Sure to Take Chamberlain's Remedy on Your Summer Trip
Advice to travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before summer journeys as trains and steamers do not supply it. Water and climate changes may trigger sudden diarrhoea, so preparedness is urged.
Arbiters to Meet on Car Strike in La Crosse
Fred H. Hartwell and W. J. Ferris were named as arbitrators to settle remaining disputes between La Crosse City Railway employees and the company. They planned a meeting tonight or tomorrow morning to choose the third member. Wage scale hours and reinstatement of Motorman Louis Thrun were left to arbitration. Ferris is at the waterpower works in Hatfield but expected back tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Hartwell
W. J. Ferris
la Crosserty Railway Company
Louis Thrun
Mr. Ferris
Hatfield
Badger Lutherans Open Tri State Lutheran Meet
La Porte Ind July 6 The annual conference of the German Lutheran Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin synod opened at Michigan City with more than 200 clergy and laymen in attendance. The conferences are led by Rev C Schutts general president Columbus Ohio and Rev Henry Eisenbach district president Oconto Wisconsin and will run through July 13.
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LA Porte
Ind
German Lutheran Ohio, Indiana and
Wisconsin Synod
Michigan City
C. Schutts
Columbus
Henry Eisenbach
Oconto
Wis
Papke Robbed in Becker Protest Against Ketchel Fight
Former Milwaukee mayor Sherman Becker says after the Papke Ketchel bout that the decision was the worst and most rotten in prize ring history. He claims Ketchel was favored and calls the ruling a direct steal that could ruin boxing.
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San Francisco
Sherburn Becker
Milwaukee
United Press
Ketchel
Carpenter Hurt In Fall From Roof
Cornelius M. Gregg a carpenter of 1114 Vine Street fell two stories while shingling the roof of the August Woolford residence near his home yesterday. He is in serious condition with feared internal injuries.
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Cornelius M. Gregg
Vine Street
August Woolford
Foley's Honey and Tar Heals Lung Ailments Claims
A vintage advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar can develop into consumption and strengthen the lungs while offering relief in chronic bronchitis asthma hay fever and other lung troubles cited by O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Pink Pills Given Credit For Stomach Cure In Wis Woman
Mrs Eisel B Malcomson of Whitewater Wisconsin credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing a year long stomach ailment after doctors failed. She describes severe weakness weight loss and faintness then rapid improvement after treatment. The ad offers a free diet book and pills sold by druggists or mail order at 50 cents per box six for 2 50.
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Eisel B. Malcomson
Whitewater
Wis
Dr. Williams
Paving Finished on King Street Ends Block Project
The Mead Stone Company completed paving the King Street block between Sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets in granite dressed macadam. The South side ends with this job as the last granite top dressed street. Clinton Street paving on the North side proceeds slowly due to granite shortages.
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Mead Stone Company
King Street
Sixteenth
Clinton Street
la Crosse Stone Company
Board of Public Works
Spector
Tmby
Cushman Dies in New York after Illness
Representative Francis W. Cushman of Tacoma Washington died at Roosevelt Hospital after several weeks of illness. United States Senator Samuel H. Piles of Washington and Andrew S. Burleigh, a lifelong friend, were at his bedside. Pneumonia after a minor operation was the cause.
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New York
Francis W. Cushman
Tacoma
Wash
Roosevelt Hospital
United States
Samuel H. Piles
Washington
Andrews
Burleigh
Display of Mounted Diamonds At Engagement Ring Range
A local display features a wide range of mounted diamonds suitable for engagement rings priced from 15.00 to 150.09. The emphasis is on aesthetic value and variety rather than any sordid context.
WIDE SENTIMENT IN STATE FOR HIM
A Milwaukee Sentinel article by George P. Mathes reports growing talk of Senator Thomas Morris as a possible governor candidate. Wisconsin legislators and Assemblyman McConnell weigh Morris's readiness, independence, and potential support from LaFollette followers amid party calculations.
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Morris
Milwaukee Sentinel
George P. Mathes
la Crosse
Mathes
Thomas Morris
Senator la Follette
McGovern
Senator Morris
la Follette
McConnell
Madison
The
Sentinel
Bride and Groom Die After Dam Accident at Island Park
Herman Lindemann 25 of Chicago and his wife, married a week, drowned when their rowboat capsized at the dam near Island Park on the St Joseph river. Bystanders warned them as the man lit a cigarette and laughed, leading to belief of accidental death rather than suicide. Relatives in Chicago dispute suicide claims, saying the tragedy occurred within 36 hours of the couple’s marriage.
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South Bend
Ind
Island Park
St. Joe River
Herman Lindemann
Chicago
St. Joseph
Mich
Foley's Kidney Remedy Advertises Urgent Backache Cure
Delay in taking Foley's Kidney Remedy can worsen kidney and bladder trouble and delay recovery. Start Foley's Kidney Remedy today to speedily improve health and avoid serious disease, urges O. T. Erhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Chinese Display Attracts Crowds On Fourth Night
More than a thousand people gathered on South Third street in front of Lee Sing's Chop Suey restaurant to watch imported fireworks from China staged by Walter Lee, son of the proprietor. Crackers hung from the building and many small crackers were lit as a boisterous Fourth of July spectacle.
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South Third Street
Lee Sing
China
Walter Lee
H Building
Funeral of Mrs Boycott Held at Oak Grove Cemetery
Mary Ann Boycott died in Los Angeles on June 30 from heart trouble at age 83. Her funeral is set for tomorrow morning at Oak Grove cemetery with Rev. J. S. Lowe officiating. The body will arrive at 10:30, accompanied by her grandson Arthur Boycott. she long resided here from 1853 to 1904 before moving to California.
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Mary Ann Boycott
Los Angeles
Oak Grove Cemetery
J. S. Lowe
Arthur Boycott
California
Albert Rynning Dies in a St Louis Fall
Mrs Cathinka Rynning and son Rolf return from St Louis after Albert Jerome Rynning a civil engineer died from a forty foot fall at a building site. He fell Wednesday and died 24 hours after, after being br ewried. He was a La Crosse high school and Ranssler Poly technic school graduate. He belonged to the Charles street Norwegian Lutheran church. Survived by mother two brothers Rolf and Paul and two sisters Ruth and Mildred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathinka Rynning
Charles Street
Rolf
St. Louis
Ranssler Polytechnic School
Troy
N. Y
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Paul
Ruth
Mildred
Senators Debate Tobacco Taxes And Bond Issue Postponement
The report outlines tobacco tax rates for cigars and cigarettes by weight and warns against incentives shifting costs to consumers. It also notes the Senate finance committee delaying action on additional bonds for the Panama Canal project until the next session.
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Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Panama Canal
Phonographs Used in Viennese Schools for Declamation
Phonographic records of eminent actors are used in Viennese schools to teach declamation. The practice highlights the teaching of voice, cadence, and delivery through famous vocal performances.
Famous man dragged in case amid hotel encounter
The report describes an incident where a woman details an attack at the Wellington Hotel. She says a man pressed a note to a bellboy and another man assaulted Marvin after a quarrel. Witnesses testified to the assault as the culmination of the dispute. Attorneys Morris Hartwell and McConnell Schweizer represent the parties.
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Wellington
Mrs. Kenyon
Miss Barrette
Mises
Barrette
Cox
Ar Cuit
Marvin
Hiscox
Morris and
Hartwell
McConnell and
Schweizer
Man Seeks Damages Over Alleged Defamatory Story
Ray E. Hiscox sues George R. B. Marvin claiming a defamatory account about him published Oct 9 at Marvin’s North Side office led to a beating. The suit seeks damages for injuries and harm to reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB. Marvin
Ray E. Hiscox
Mr. Marvin
Jessup Nabbed in St Paul for Fraud Scam
John P. Jessup arrested in St Paul for loan scam using a false family death claim and a Tennessee registration to pose as someone else from Nashville. Police say he attempted the same ruse under a different name.
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Jessup
ST. Paul
John P. Jessup
Stoddard
Nashville Tenn
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FT. Ticonderoga
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Papke
Becker
Carpenter
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North Side
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ST. LaCrosse
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Irvine
Jewelry Store
Main St
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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Woodbury Institute
Bel
C. T. Erhart
Bijou
Fred Kroner Hardware Company
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