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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1909

Page

8

Veterans fight for Wisconsin department commander

In Fond du Lac four candidates compete for the United Spanish War Veterans department commander J S Frat of Ripon J Armstrong of Milwaukee Michael Graetzinger of Chilton and Otto Harrass of Milwaukee. Appleton and Sheboygan vie to host the 1910 encampment with debate over moving the annual date from July 4 to June to align with the Grand Army of the Republic.

Fond DU Lac Wis United J. S. Frat Ripon J. Armstrong Milwaukee Michael Graetzinger Chilton Otto Harrass Appleton Sheborgan Grand Army of the Republic

Vets Brave Rescue At Soldiers Home Lagoon

A crowd of 2000 watched as Mrs. C. P. Boller of Douglas Arizona and her husband fell into the lagoon when their boat capsized at the Soldiers home. Abner P. Smith 66 plunged in first to save her followed by Harold Gaston a veteran with a Span ish American War record.

Milwaukee C. P. Boller Douglas Ariz Harold Gaston

Balloonist Ehrhardt Drowns After Descent In Pond

Prof Ehrhardt a balloonist from Grand Rapids Wisconsin ascended five hundred feet at a local event but a four inch square hole in the balloon caused a slow descent. He fell into the Consolidated Water Power and Paper company pond and drowned after failing to detach his parachute.

Grand Rapids Wis Prof Ehrhardt Consolidated Water Power and Paper Company

Minnesota Man Claims Alibi in Family Murder Case

Emil Victor, jailed by Sheriff Anderson for the J. W. Chris tie family murder near Rudolph, says he can prove an alibi. He claims he ate breakfast at a Conde hotel on Saturday, then rode to Northville where he was arrested, and spoke with a conductor about finding work. Investigators press on, noting clues suggest the killer knew the family and locality.

Aberdeen SL. D Emil Victor Sheriff Anderson J. W. Christie Michael Romayne Rudolph Here Conde Northville van Slyke

Court attaches C M and St P locomotive in Westby case

United States Judge Carland discharged a deputy marshal’s levy on a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul locomotive seized to satisfy a $6,000 plus verdict to Marie Westby of Madison for her husband’s death in service with the railroad. The levy was ruled illegal since the engine was tied to a passenger train carrying U S mail about to depart for Sioux City and Chicago. The railroad company has appealed the Westby judgment.

Sioux Falls S. D Carland United States Court United States Marshal Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Marie Westby Madison Sioux City Chicago Westby

Sham Battle Ends in Panic at Minnesota Fourth of July

A Lake Big Stone sham battle aboard the launch Alpha sparked a blaze that set off fireworks and caused panic among nearby boats. Only a few on board. F. W. Sanborn, owner of the North Star Boat Line, was seriously injured.

Oatonville Minn Lake Big Stone F. W. Sanborn North Star Boat Line

Reward Offered for Arrest of Kenosha Horse Thief

A $200 reward was offered in Kenosha Wisconsin for the arrest of an alleged horse thief who shot and wounded Chief of Police Owen O Hara Sunday night. The thief may have vanished, and authorities fear capture is unlikely. Chief O Hara is slowly recovering.

Kenosha Wis Owen O'Hara Chief O'Hara

Street Car Collides With Team of Horses at Market Street

A Market street car struck a horse from A Boss of Hokah at noon Tuesday. The driver steered the team to the right to avert worse damage and brakes were applied but one horse was struck as the animals turned in front of the car near Twelfth and Market.

Market Street Hokah Twelfth Market Streets

Pettibone Park Draws Thousands for July Holiday

About 2,590 people visited Pettibone park and lagoon on Monday July 5, a rise from last year as crowds lounged and fished the wagon bridge area. The turnout signals growing popularity for the park this season.

Pettibone Park

Thaw Transfer Ordered to White Plains Jail

Judge Mills ordered Harry K. Thaw moved from Mateawan asylum to White Plains jail. The ruling, sought by lawyer Mor hauser, allows testimony from ex Governor Stone of Pennsylvania on Thaw’s mental state regarding figures in the Thaw bankruptcy case involving over $500000.

White Plains N. Y Mills P. m Harry K. Thaw Mateawan Thaw Morhauser Stone Pennsylvania

Angry mob hunts for assailant after Miss Dorsey attack

Ninety a posse of 50 men searches woods near Natchez Mississippi for a negro who attacked Miss Pearl Dorsey as she picked ferns with friends Miss Ethel Stokes Miss Fleming and Sallie Graves The victim suffered facial and neck injuries during a desperate struggle before the assailant fled.

Natchez Miss

Murderer Misses Fruit of Crime In Aberdeen

In Aberdeen on July 7 authorities found hundreds of dollars an insurance policy deeds to property and other belongings of the Christie family and Michael Ronayne in a bureau drawer the killer had overlooked.

Aberdeen Christie Michael Ronayne

Diethorn Arrested by St. Paul Eagles

John F. Diethorn, former secretary of the St. Paul Aerie of Eagles, is to be arrested on a complaint by Frank A. Abel. Charges include two counts of larceny for $50 and $68, though only one may be pressed. Diethorn claims the charge stems from spite.

ST. Paul, Minn Frank A. Abel The St. Paul Aerie of Eagles Oqice John F. Diethorn the Aerie Diethorn

Suicide by Overweight Man Shocks Mason City

Stephen Duboise 42 of near Spencer, Iowa, killed himself at home due to extreme fatness. Authorities report he had become mentally deranged from his weight and worry over his fleshiness.

Mason City Iowa Stephen Duboise Spencer Duboise

Farmhand Emil Victor in Murder Probe Near Rudolph

Authorities in S D seek to link Emil Victor a young farm hand under arrest to the Saturday murder near Rudolph South Dakota that killed Michael Royane and three Christie family members.

Aberdeen S&s. D Emil Victor Michael Royane Christie Rudolph

Colwell Believed Murdered Near Minneapolis Riverbank

W R Colwell who vanished Friday night is now thought to have been killed along the river bank between Minnehaha Falls and Fort Snelling. Friends and police search the district.

Minneapolis Minn W. R. Colwell Minnehaha Falls Fort Snelling

Post Office Receipts Rise Over Six Months

The local post office shows a continual rise in business. Receipts for the last six months increased by 10 749 48 dollars. The first six months of 1908 totaled 56 513 79 dollars while the current period reached 67 263 18 dollars.

Mystery in Death of Mrs De La Montanya

San Francisco reports police seek explanations why Charles Wettemore and R G Hanford did not tell authorities about their presence in the apartments of Mrs. De La Montanya, who shot herself last Friday night. Hanford said he warned her away from a German pistol found on a table. Wettemore spoke with Mrs Patton nearby as the tragedy occurred.

San Francisco Charles O. Wettemore Los Angeles R. G. Hanford Pwner de la Montanya Marquis de la Montanya Hanford

Earthquake Record Tied to Newport Docks Collapse

Government seismograph recorded a slight earthquake at Newport Wales at the exact moment docks collapsed Friday.38 people died and authorities fear further casualties as trenches crumble amid tremors.

Newport Wales

Swollen Creek Fatal to Five at White Cloud Creek

Five men perished near St. Joseph as floodwaters from a sudden downpour swept a bridge over White Cloud creek. Chas Daniels and John Brewer were among those swept away. Rescue and investigation followed in the aftermath of the July 7 incident.

ST. Joseph. Mo White Cloud Creek Chas. Daniels John Brewer

Stearns Electric Paste Claims Easy Rat and Roach Killing

Advertises Stearns Electric Paste as a ready to use method for eliminating rats mice cockroaches and waterbugs. Promises guaranteed extermination with druggist refund if ineffective and offers prices for 2 oz and 1 lb boxes from Stearns Electric Paste Co Chicago Ill.

Stearns J. J. Kearney Reliabe Stearns Electric Paste Stearns’ Electric Paste Co Chiego, Dl

Tragedy near Hopkins Creek prompts search for more victims

Marysville residents continued to search for three missing men after a drowning incident near Hopkins Creek. Rescue teams scoured the area as concerns grew that others may have been swept away in the current.

Marysville Hopkins

Excellent Show at the Airdome Thrills Summer Audiences

An open air vaudeville at the Airdome draws capacity crowds with a varied program. Casey and La Claire portray tenement life with Irish humor and pathos while Arthur Abbott debuts as the first English coster singer here. The Pearce Sisters and Olive perform clever dances. Luella and Olive excel in hard and soft shoe. The Carson brothers showcase striking Swedish balance acts with Grecian sculpture poses. Walter Goetzinger leads a five piece orchestra and Myer Levy adds illustrated songs. Nelson promotes the venture as a likely success.

Airdome Casey and la Claire Tenement Arthur Abbott Pearce Olive Luella Carson Brothers Walter Goetzinger Myer Levy Nelson

Quote on luck from a pithy proverb

The line notes that many kinds of misfortune exist in the world, suggesting a broad view of bad luck beyond a single cause or event. It reads as a general aphorism about fate and probability rather than a specific incident or report.

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Joe Tenty Wisconsin News Veterans Fight For Department Minnesota Northwest New York Burton-on- Trent England ST. Paul Eagles Mrs. DE LA Montanya WYETH Stephen Bacon Rochester, N. Y State OF Monroe Henry W. Hall Wyeth Chemical Company C. T. Erhart
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