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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1909

Page

8

La Crosse Militia Leaders Host Camp Training Rivalry

The camp features 12 regiment companies and 4 battalion units practicing aiming at decoy targets. Company K Tomah posts the top score while La Crosse units enjoy good quarters. Rivalry rages over camp cuisine with cooks Voight and Volling delivering Mulligan stew and hearty meals at the cook tents.

Louis Voight la Crosse Ed Wendling Frank Houska Norman Kinservik Chef Voight Tribune Company M Fe4 Richardson Milwaukee Frank Conrad Volling Chicago

Female tramp seeks job as reform continues in jail

Louise Smythe once a roving tramp arrested in downtown streets weeks ago has reformed after jail discipline. Jailer Brown has provided new clothes and meals while she cleans and assists around the jail and hopes to find her work after discharge. Separate incident reports a dachshund combat with a dachshund near Capt Rawlinson’s tent and city clerk Joe Sieger distributing headache pills in camp. Pistol scores announced with top ranks led by Capt. Burton and Lieut. Clemens among others.

Louise Smythe Brown Bastile Rawlinson John Joe Sieger Joe

Plan Change Sparks Kenosha Riot Fallout At Plant

Riots at the Allen plant in Kenosha intensify as General Falk arrives and troops are urged. Injured include Tony Monkon and Peter Sobocobi with others hurt. 1,500 strikers reported. Negotiations collapse after pay increase demands rise from 50 cents to $1 weekly. Authorities swear in deputies as crowds remain volatile.

Tony Monkon Peter Sobocobi Charles Clemms Jos. D. Newhouse Nels Nelson Louis F. Morehouse Paul Lousch Falk Grand Avenue Allen Chicago Union Col. Falk Allen Company

Park Store Benefit Picnic Delights Crowd at Pettibone Park

A Park Store Benefit picnic at Pettibone park featured Norwegian coffee, two baseball teams the Would Be s and Has Beens, a water games lagoon duel with lances, and prize events. Notable moments included a 14 to 1 victory for the Would Be s, a forfeit in the Sunflowers versus Daisies game, and multiple prize winners in races and swimming contests.

Park Store Benefit Association Pettibone Park Denerflinger Kreutz Will Dowling H. B. Forseth Normanna Sangerkor Phipps John Halverson Has Beens Halverson al Langenbach al Heftke Robert Marquardt Elmer Tollefson Geo Toeller Carl Semsch George Rief John Halvorsen A. Hoff Walter Weigel Fred Schick Nic Wagner George Bitten James Henry A. Downing Louis Specht A. Wojohn Louis Weigel Harry Dimler al Toeller Pgeeere Jim Henry Langenbach Sunflowers Daisies Anderson McDonald la Crosse Knitting Works Lee Espeseth Lizzie Shade McClellan Paper Company George Reif M. Kratcich Candy Company Albert Toeller John C. Toeller Archie Downey al Toeller George Toeller

Miss Bessie Mack Visits Olga Gundlach in City

Miss Bessie Mack of Galesville is the guest of Miss Olga Gundlach in this city, enjoying a friendly social visit and shared hometown ties.

Bessie Mack Galesville Olga Gundlach

Galveston Hurricane Wreckage and Rescue Notes

Sheltered in Port Arthur, Sabine and Sabine Pass residents were moved inland after the gulf inundation. Boliver division tracks flooded, seawall bathhouses and piers wrecked, but Galveston city reports no major loss of life and continued business. Ferry service restored traffic between Galveston and the mainland with minor telegraph and train disruptions.

Sabine Sabine Pass Gulf Port Arthur Here Boliver Santa Fe Galveston

Ten Die In Galveston Storm Tragedy

A Galveston fishing party perished as a sudden gulf surge swept over a pier. Names include three Bettison family members C H Daily Edward Lewis Ray Teetshorn and five black workers. No other lives lost in Galveston and rail bridges to the mainland damaged but repair teams move to restore service within 24 hours. Coastal resorts report flooding with cottages washed away but residents safe. Port Arthur reports the same day.

Galveston Bettison C. H. Daily Edward Lewis Ray Teetshorn Gulf

Elks Hurt as Trolley Car Rollovers in Pottsville

A special trolley car carrying about 100 Elks derailed and overturned at the foot of a steep grade in Pottsville Pennsylvania early today. Nearly all passengers were injured with five in serious condition as emergency crews responded to the wreck.

Pottsvile

Watch Department Seeks Timepiece for Repair

A store invites customers to bring in their watches for examination and repair. The offer promises evaluation and servicing to ensure correct running order.

Assessors Report Few Organs In La Crosse County In 1908

Figures from the tax assessor show only twenty parlor organs or melodians valued at 326 in La Crosse county outside the city. Bangor Burns Campbell Farmington Onalaska Shelby and Washington have none, West Salem has one. The 1908 rolls foresee more instruments and Keiser directs careful routing to catch all organs.

la Crosse Bangor Burns Campbell Farmington Onalaska Shelby Washington West Salem Keiser

Notice of Nonresponsibility for Wife's Credit

Albert Smith disclaims responsibility for any credit extended to his wife Mrs Albert Smith on or after July 22 1909. The notification affects merchants and directs no liability on the part of Mr Smith from that date.

Albert Smith

Mrs Felber Wins Putting Contest at Country Club

Mrs C J Felber won the ladies putting contest at the Country club. She claimed the handsome trophy donated by Mrs Mills Tourtellotte. The article lists the scores of the contestants following the victory.

C. J. Felber Mills Tourtellotte

Moorish War Threatens Spain Finance and Battle

Madrid July 22 The Moroccan conflict endangers Spain with a financial panic and ruin. War department reports the Ky byls and Rif tribesmen join to attack near Alvarada de Selmuai where General Marinas is stationed. The situation may demand 60,000 troops.

Madrid Spain War Department Alvazada de Selmuai Marinas

Besieged Spanish Troops in Melilla Face Moroccan Rebel Cordon

Official messages from Melilla reveal Moorish forces surrounding the town, extending a mile from outer works and threatening the besieged Spanish troops as rumors circulate that troops may be sent to Morocco to support a campaign. The situation hints at strategic shifts that could impact Spain.

Morocco Spain Melilla

Carriage and freight collision near Columbus injures family

In Columbus Mississippi on July 22 a carriage with M Ida Holloway her sister Mrs A Meyers and two children collided with a freight train on the Ohio railroad near the city. The crash occurred near Columbus and authorities investigated the incident.

Columbus Miss Ida Holloway A Meyers Ohio

Card of Thanks for Messages and Help after Death

We the undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for aid kindness and suppport during our beloved mother’s illness and death. Special thanks to Mrs Schierl Mrs Peter Wendli pallbearers and those who sent floral offerings. Mr William D Cullman Mr and Mrs J H Cullman Mr and Mrs A C Cull Adolph Louie and Otto Cullman.

Schierl Peter Wendli William D. Cullman J. H. Cullma A. C. Culladolph Louie Otto Cullman

Society Artist Hazel Martyn Trudeau Marries John Lavery

Chicago social figure and artist Mrs. Hazel Martyn Trudeau wed John Lavery in London. The match ties Trudeau to the Glasgow school painter famed for European art connections that began in Paris art schools.

Chicago Hazel Martyn Trudeau London John Lavery Paris

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