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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1908

Page

6

Saengerfest Notables Arrive as Festival Opens at La Crosse

Prestigious guests and many local delegates gather near the auditorium for the Saengerfest opening. Secretary Kieck and staff finalize preparations while arriving notables include W. A. Andersch and wife of Rock Island and baritone soloist, plus G. H. J. Kieck the Bund secretary. Delegates from numerous German clubs across the Midwest are listed for the business session.

Utermoehl W. A. Andersch Rock Island Bund G. H. J. Kieck Kieck Theo Reese Theo. Kelbe Milwaukee Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Milwaukee Liedertafel Germania Stanton Neb John Schindler Gustav Krenzin Omaha Maennerchor Omaha Henry Haubens Fred Darker Peter Laux Hammond Saengerbund Hammond West Side Saengerkranz Chicago Alfred Heim Chas. Gottschalk Concordia Liedertafel Geppert Mattmueller Barth Lake View Turn Verein Moline Ill Henry Mengel Liederkranz Peoria David Fauser Carl Ewe Gustav Pitch Concordia Victor Blank Fritz Radespiel Fridolin Wiedinger Maennerchor Pekin John M. Hoffert Wm. Saass Rud Reese Valentin Peter Rockford C. R. Zitzke Jos. Schmidt Deutscher Saengerbund Cedar Rapids Martin Best Henry Gundling Burlington Edward Loserth William Schumacher Adolf Schoenhaar Turner Gesang Buritaton Buenger Carl Schweighardt Davenport M. E. Nabstedt Wm. Dismer Gust Eckert N. W. Davenport Liedertafel Wilhelm Planbeck Johannes Gessen Germania Saengerchor Emil Sumer Jacob Koenig Gesang Davenport Turn Verein Axel Drews John Berwald Frohsinn Decorah Fred J. Rosenthal Emil Rosenthal Postville Gottfried Staadt Fred Wilke Fritz Leharra Deutscher Maennerchor Sioux City Wm. Walker Wm. Metz Muscatine Henry Klaffenbach John Nester Carl Spieth Wm. F. Enermeyer Saengerbund Dubuque Ernst Wesselhoeft Wilhelm Stolz Anton Leiser Germania Maennerchor Des Moines Iowa Adolf Wiesen William Kurtz Harmonie Minneapolis Herman Zamkowski Max Keller August Kerkhof M. B. Berndt Gustav Fush H. Luckenbach M. Chor St. Paul C. F. Trettin Henry Puvogel Otto G. Peters George Winter Mozart Club Geo. Ehiers Wm. Conradi Rud. Goletz Arion Wm. Hartmann Anton Greissner Anton Franke Ges. Sec. Liedertafel W. S

Standard Oil Wins as $29 Million Fine Is Reversed

The Indiana case against Standard Oil of Indiana is overturned after criticism of a prior sentence. The court rebukes using unrelated NJ stock ownership to punish parties not before the court and orders a new trial with directions to proceed under this opinion.

Standard Oil Washington Wallop Landis Grosscup Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Indiana Corporation New Jersey Corporation Europe

Pinish Plans for Creamery and Church Addition

Schick and Roth completed plans for a $10,000 West Salem Creamery and expect bids soon. The West Salem Co operative Creamery Co. will spend about $8,000 on building and $2,000 on machinery. They also draft plans for a Tomah Lutheran church addition about $5,000.

Messrs. Schick & Roth West Salem West Salem Cooperative Creamery Company Schick & Roth Tomah

No man is a nobody but many men furnish a somebody

A pithy line noting that society builds notable figures through collective effort and collaboration rather than lone genius. It emphasizes the value of teamwork and the hidden contributions behind public success.

La Crosse Influence Tensions at Wisconsin Democratic Convention

La Crosse drew attention at the state convention with opposition to Governor John Aylward and a push to back A A Bentley for Congress. The seventh district caucus endorsed Bentley while Schmitz announced a bid for governor, signaling a potential platform fight and no clear front runner for the state committee.

C. M. Kearney Racine H. C. Truesdale Green Lake E. C. Luckow Sauk County M.S. Sheridan Dave Rose Milwaukee County H. W. Sawyer Washington County R. E. Salter Colby F. C. Randall Manitowoc T. H. Martin Green Bay W. W. Albert Wausau A. F. Barclow Iron County Bentley Congress A. A. Bentley A. J. Schmitz Milwaukee John Aylward Schmitz la Crosse Aylward Manson Resolutions Committee State Committee Ryan Manson Ando

Attel Scaler bout off at Spokane expected match moved

Spokane July 22 The contest between Kid Scaler and Abe Attel was halted after Prosecuting Attorney Barnhart announced forty warrants were issued. Promoters canceled the affair and Barnhart warned it could kill the planned Fitzsimmons Ketchel match with forfeits posted. The fight may move to a northern Idaho town in a pavilion.

Spokane Wash Scaler Abe Attel Recreation Park R. M. Barnhart Barnhart Bob Fitzsimmons Stanley Ketchel North Idaho

Local Travel and School Appointments Report From Cochranes

Mr John Schlosstein and A R Suhr returned from Madison Wisconsin Friday Miss Flora Rohrer moved to Winona Minnesota to take music studies at the seminary Miss Daisy Huber left for Winona Monday after visiting here and at Buffalo City Pearl Schlosstein was a guest last week Mr A E Guettinger and daughters Lillian and Gladys spent Sunday at Weaver Minnesota The following teachers were engaged for the year Oscar Weinandy principal Flora Rohrer primary teacher A Klein picnic at Klein's park Sunday honored Edgar Keller bound for Buffalo Springs North Dakota with all reporting a good time

John Schlosstein A. R. Suhr Madison Wis Flora Rohrer Winona Minn Daisy Huber Buffalo City Pearl Schlosstein A. E. Guettinger Lillian Gladys Weaver, Minn Oscar Weinandy

Dentists Halt for the Circus in La Crosse

Second day of the Wisconsin state dental convention features clinics lectures and an automobile tour of La Crosse. Postponed papers from Dr. Federspiel and demonstrations on infant dentition highlight a program shifted by the Ringling Brothers circus.

Ringling Brothers’ Circus M. N. Federspiel Milwaukee M. A. Knapp Minneapolis Charles Charzing Kansas City Arthur E. Peck E. A. Gellfuss F. E. Raiche Marinette la Crosse

Americans Take Early Lead In Olympic Track Events

The report lists top finishers across track finals and heats with nations noted. Berg of Sweden leads the decathlon at 79.2 points, Walker of South Africa wins the 100 meters final, Rector and Kerr place second and third, while England tops Belgium 9 to 2 in water polo.

Berg Sweden Walker South Africa Rector America Kerr Canada England Belgium Carpenter Halswelle Taylor Robbins

Local Notes From Dresbach and Nearby Areas

Residents report travels and visits with family friends and neighbors. New property purchases include Bert Webster buying the Sherwood residence on Main Street. An infant dies and is buried at Oak Lawn cemetery. Amethyst pearl found by Karl O Neil weighing about forty grains. Various residents announce births marriages and visits with relatives across Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota communities.

Ben Stienstra Marmarth N. C Morrisey Cora Dickson Minnesota City Robert Dickson Bert Webster Sherwood Main Street E. F. Baker E. Cowan Richmond Henry Carson Oak Lawn Cemetery Karl O'Neil E. J. Crowe la Moille Frank Gaskill Andrew Rousch la Crosse Mayme Kemp Minneapolis R. Kemp Georgia Dickson Swampville Wis Jos. Orton Springfield Chas. Rousch Ringling Bros. Circus Geo. Buerck Nadine M.L. Wisgar C Has. Darling Brownsville Minn Dell Strong Edw. Maynard Owen, Wis Buerck Third Street J. Haigle Edw. Maynard, Jr Jos. Young Ferndale Cottage Arthur Walker

P G Naphtha Soap Promises Quick Clean For Housewives

A dated advertising promo compares washing with ordinary laundry soap to choosing a horse and buggy over a train. It extols P and G Naphtha Soap as faster cheaper and easier saving time and fuel. It urges women to try it to cut washing time and recoup costs many times over.

New York Washington

Two Lacrosse Women in Wreck Reported Safe After Collision

A Burlington train collided with a Great Northern train near Minneapolis around 7 50 this morning. Miss Wartinbee and Mrs L B Marsh of this city were aboard but unharmed.

Burlington Great Northern Minneapolis

Factional Fisticuffs Mark Arizona Theatre Night

In Prescott Arizona last night a brawl involved professional society and business figures inside the Elks theatre after a party in a box was told to leave for heckling players. The clash followed a Saturday scene where society women tossed lemons and rice at the actors who returned the items. The company manager had reprimanded the women.

Prescott Ariz Arizona Elks’ Theatre Tte

Town Stricken by Typhoid Epidemic in Mankato

Mankato Minnesota reports about 1500 typhoid cases as hospitals fill. St Joseph's hospital area converted a Catholic school room into an emergency ward after sewer backup during heavy rains caused contamination.

Mankato Minn St. Joseph’s Hospital

Ten thousand bottles seized and dumped into river

In Guthrie Oklahoma on July 22, authorities emptied ten thousand bottles of whiskey wine and beer and twenty five kegs of beer into a river. The confiscated alcohol was below the state standard for medicinal use.

Guthrie Okla

When a Fellow Gets Married Says the Cynical Bachelor

A wry remark on wedding costs notes the minister, organist, and potential extra charges. The quip frames matrimony as a costly, humorous rite with optional complications.

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