Welmans Story of All Night Fight Continues
The long currency bill battle in Washington persists as Senator La Follette anchors a filibuster alliance with Senator Stone and other allies. Senators Culberson and Aldrich watch the siege unfold while La Follette vows a six week talk fest if needed, signalling a pitched struggle against plutocratic forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Foliette
Senator Stone
Missouri
Washington
la Follette
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Ias Stone
Stone
Senator la Follette
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Aldrich
Little Bob
Capitol
Culberson
Wisconsin
Mr. la Follette
Mrs Denton Dies on North Side at 74
Mrs. Denton, long North Side resident, died Sunday at 2 AM at her granddaughter Mrs. A M Pittinger’s home. She leaves a daughter Mrs Race and granddaughter Mrs. Pittinger. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 PM from Pittinger residence, Rev Randall officiating. interment Oak Grove Cemetery with William Dwyer in charge. Denton Street and Denton Place were named for her late husband.
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Jennie Denton
North Side
A. M. Pittinger
Caledonia Street
Denton
David Denton
Race
Pittinger
Denton Street
Denton Place
Randall
Oak Grove
William Dwyer
Ball bat accident at Indian Hill grounds injures youth
Emil Rice watching a baseball game at Indian Hill grounds was struck in the forehead by a ball thrown by a player. He lost consciousness briefly. Dr. Sutter attended at his Mill home and the skull was found uninjured. The gash was dressed and he rested easily the next morning.
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Emil Rice
Indian Hill Grounds
Jin
Sutter
Gun Club Awards Three Silver Cups at Sunday Meet
Edward Winters won first prize at the Q Gun Club meet held at the old Sawyer Austin mill site park. Ole Torgeson and Oscar Fladlein finished third, Edward Boyle received the booby prize, a tin cup, as part of the club’s regular Sunday competition.
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Edward Winters
Ole Torgeson
Oscar Fladlein
Edward Boyle
Baptists Convene On North Side At Tabernacle Church
The La Crosse Valley Baptists Association will meet at the Tabernacle Baptist Church tomorrow evening. More than 50 delegates from surrounding towns are expected, with large preparations underway for a successful event.
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la Crosse Valley
Red Socks Triumph Over Campbell 19 to 9
Red Sox defeated Campbell 19 to 9 on Medary field Sunday. Next Sunday they meet again at George Street grounds. North Side Boosters beat Giants 9 to 7 with Giants battery Erickson and Walker and Boosters Robinson and Robinson.
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Campbell
Medary
George Street
North Side Boosters
Giants
Erickson
Walker
Roosters
Robinson
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Illnesses
Mrs. Alex Robinson of George street is ill at home. Dr. and Mrs. Maitland of Jackson visit Mrs. Maitland's parents on Caledonia street. Miss H Chanton of Salt Lake City visits cousin Mrs. Joseph Breuer of Avon street. Miss Myrtle Adlington visits aunt Mrs. D Norton on Caledonia street after completing a course in Grand Rapids Michigan. Mrs. Breuer of Avon street visits friends at St. Paul. Mrs. H Kuehmel and son of Milwaukee visit R Roeder on George street. Infant of R Caya on Loomis street recovering from serious illness. L E LaVaque returns from Grand Rapids Wisconsin where his father is ill. Mrs. Fred Schauland vacationing with sister Mrs. R Borsma in Holmen. Mrs. Dankerson of St. Paul visits her parents on the north side.
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Ston Street
Alex Robinson
George Street
Maitland
Jackson
B. Thayer
Caledonia Street
H. Chanton
Salt Lake City
Joseph Breuer
Avon Street
Myrtle Adlington
Viroqua
D. Norton
Adlington
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. Breuer
St. Paul
H. Kuehmel
Milwaukee
R. Roeder
R. Caya
Loomis Street
L. E. LaVaque
Wis
Fred Schauland
R. Borsma
Holmen
Dankerson
Mrs
Desmond
End of Cummins Allison battle tomorrow in Iowa
The article recounts the final days of the Cummins and Allison Senate contest in Iowa with Larrabee's railroad reform legacy, a public letter from Judge Cowan, and shifting support. It details campaign maneuvers, congressional promotions, and party tensions as Republicans split between Cummins and Allison while Democrats forecast a Democrat victory in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Allison
Dolliver
Iowa
William Larrabee
Larrabee
Alison
S. H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Tex
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Congress
Collixer
Hull
Coburn
Smith
Cousins
Birdsell
Washington
Allison Bureau
New Train Service Between Pierre and the Black Hills
The Chicago & North-Western and the P. R. C. & N. W. introduce daily trains between Pierre and Rapid City with Pullman sleeping cars from Huron to Rapid City. Westbound Train 503 departs Huron 9.20 p m daily except Sunday, reaches Pierre 1.10 a m daily except Monday, then Rapid City at 7.38 a m daily except Monday. Eastbound Train 502 leaves Rapid City 8.38 p m daily except Saturday, arrives Pierre 3.00 a m, Huron 8.10 a m daily except Sunday. Through Pullman service Huron to the Twin Cities departs 8.55 p m, arrives St Paul 7.30 a m, Minneapolis 8.05 a m. return service departs Minneapolis 7.30 p m, St Paul 8.00 p m, arrives Huron 7.35 a m. Direct connections at Rapid City to Deadwood, Lead, Belle Fourche and Hot Springs. Trains 501 and 504 west of Huron stay on current schedule but run daily except Sunday between Pierre and Rapid City and Deadwood. For details contact North Western agents.
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Pierre
Black Hills
Pullman
Huron
Rapid City
Twin Cities
Chicago & North-Western
Deadwood
Lead
Belle Fourche
Hot Springs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North Western E
Concert at New Albin by Choral Club Delights Fans
The Choral club directed by Prof. James R. Kerr gave a Friday evening concert at New Albin despite stormy weather. Accompanist Harry Packmann missed the trip due to the storm, replaced by Charles Travers of New Albia. The Cecilia quartet performed with Miss Mumford unable to reach the station, but all quartets were well received. The club’s work was praised and it plans a strong organization next year.
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New Albin
James R. Kerr
Harry Packmann
New Albia
Charles Travers
Cecilia
Miss Mumford
Demonstration of the Universal Bread Maker at store
V. Faasche Hardware Co advertises a live in-store demonstration of the Universal Bread Maker. Staff will mix knead and bake loaves daily, with a hundred or more souvenir samples given to female visitors. The ad touts faster kneading, non sticking dough, and a small model priced at 1.35.
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Universal
Young Truly
V. Fausche Hdw. CO
Caledonia Street Resident Returns from Bangor Visit
Gibson has returned from Minneapolis on business. Teff and Jollivette of Caledonia street have returned from a visit at Bangor. Archie.
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Ibson
Minneapolis
Teff/ Jollivette
Caledonia Street
Bangor
Archie
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the Jewler
Wellman
LaFo
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Clockmakers
Fanella
Harry Howard
Chicago
Lyric Orchestra
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LA Crosse Tribune
Rose ST
RE. P. Stanton E. A Bailey
GUN Club
Baptists
New England
HEINZ
H. J. Heinz Company
Pittsburgh, Pa
Muss
V. Tausche Hardware Company
Joe Stockemer
Mill St
Nebner
North Side Bottling Works
Rose Street
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