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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

9

Death ends Iowa judge’s banquet night in Waterloo

Chas A Bishop 55, supreme court judge from Des Moines, collapsed at 6 30 pm in Waterloo while joking with U S Attorney Fred Faville and Judge Bollinger awaiting a banquet at the Ellis hotel. A clot on the brain killed him witnessed by about 50 state bar members. The banquet was left untasted. Bishop, born in Wisconsin, had served as Polk County district judge before 1903.

Waterloo Chas. A. Bishop Supreme Court of Iowa Des Moines United States Fred Faville Bollinger Davenport Ellis Hotel State Bar Association Bishop Los Angeles Wisconsin Pacy Minneapolis Polk County

Prisoner Found Dead by Suicide in Crookston Jail

A prisoner notified authorities of a death by suicide in the Crookston city jail. Herman Nelson of Hallock, 30, was discovered in a rear cell with his throat cut and wrists slashed, dead for about three hours. He had been jailed after a late night drunken spree and showed signs of illness earlier.

Crookston Minn Vanderbeck Sever Cliffgard Herman Nelson Hallock Nelson Calbrand

Pastor vs Heat: Waterloo Plans Sunday Concerts

Rev Walter H Rollins of the new Congregational church in Waterloo hires the Cedar Falls concert band for forty pieces to perform Sunday evenings in July. The sacred concert aims to draw new faces to the church pews during hot weather.

Waterloo Walter H. Rollins New Congregational Church Cedar Falls

Can’t Get Rid of Spouse Leads to Divorce Suit

Devils Lake North Dakota July 11 Kate Wagner sues for divorce from Albert W Wagner on habitual intoxication. Wagner, 49, sought single life via matrimonial agencies in 1894 and married Kate Coleman 23 after agency matching. The couple wed at the bride’s home.

Devils Lake N. D Kate Wagner Albert W. Wagner Kate Coleman Morhens Bhnang G. B. Duvesn Carlisle Center N. Y Foley Oo. T. Erhart

Farmers bank incorporation filed in Onida South Dakota

Articles of incorporation for a new Farmers Bank filed in Onida Sully County with 10000 capital. Incorporators listed as G J Johnson Onida Will Spencer Neligh Nebraska and George Soloman Esmond South Dakota.

Iowa Interurban Railroad Company Eldora Grand Forks N. D David Todd Hbmon Akeley Minn Henry Gaheen Camp 22 Red River Lumber Company Union Hospital Mankato Ezra W. Gates Garden City John T. Lewis Lake Crystal A. D. Crane J. B. Nelson & Co Ben St. Lucas Hospital Faribault

Self control and cussing around children

A humorous remark notes self control as the ability to utter profanity before kids without them hearing, satirically contrasting adult restraint with parental expectations.

BOOSTERS FOR BIGGER NAVY IN MASON CITY

James E Blythe Owen Dennison and Daniel W Telford were named a committee at Hobson's July 4 speech. The group is to press the local congressman to back a naval program beyond two ships and to promote a larger warship buildup locally.

Mason City James E. Blythe Owen Dennison Daniel W. Telford Richmond Pearson Hobson Capt. Hobson

Five Generations Survive in Minnesota Widow Dies at 99

Mrs Louisa Chaffee died in Mankato Minnesota aged 99. She leaves three brothers two daughters one son nine grandchildren twenty two great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. Funeral was held at Melrose Wisconsin where her husband is buried.

Mankato, Minn Louisa Chaffee Melrose Wis

Girl Dies of Hydrophobia After Mad Dog Bite

In Westfield Wisconsin July 11 Mary Ogle age unknown daughter of John Ogle died of hydrophobia after being bitten by a mad dog and treated at the Pasteur Institute in Chicago. Four other persons were bitten the same day by the same dog and received treatment.

Westfield Wis Mary Ogle John Ogte Pasteur Institute Chicago Ali

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