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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
5
Tribune reports a memorial procession by the Relief Corps unit and the Regiment band to the cemetery. After the ritual and garlands, flowers are laid on the Patri of Waters’ tomb to honor departed sailor soldiers. H.C. Waterow presided.
Fragmented OCR text discusses beating as a cure for bedwetting, cites a constitutional cause, mentions Ms. Mo Suatmers and Notre Dame, and urges readers to write today about children causing trouble. The passage appears garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Wisconsin racehorse The President, in top shape after a winter at Wilson & Robertson's stables, began the season with fast workouts at the Fair Grounds. In one mile work he went 2:39 with a 33-second quarter on a pony-condition track. George Loomis to drive, regular training to Hamline. Entries include a $16,000 Buffalo stake and a $3,000 Syracuse purse. La Crosse reports anticipate strong showings.
North Side notes John Nagle of the Peerless team has moved to Seattle to join Brewer's league. A Goose-green player suffered finger injuries at River Junction, requiring amputation. Circuit court opens Monday with Judge Fruit. Rosalie Richens estate case versus Continental Casualty set for trial. Miss Katherine Garrigen returns home after extended visit to Manston. Miss Jet Grams returns from San Francisco after the earthquake trouble.
The Green Bay Packers and La Crosse St1ars split yesterday’s series opener in a hard fought contest. Bay area batteries mixed hits as Oshkosh and Eau Claire posted losses while Freeport beat Wausau and Green Bay salvaged a win at La Crosse. Tonight’s games feature Freeport at Wausau and Eau Claire at Green Bay with standings tight ahead of tomorrow’s matchups.
A man named Andrew Jensen suffered a hemorrhage from a bursting artery in his throat while on Caledonia Street. A pumping effort and heat weakened him as he hastened home, nearly fainting from blood loss before Dr. T. F. Miller arrived. Jensen’s condition is now stabilizing.
Mrs Martina Haaken died at her home 1928 Charles Street after weeks of illness. Born in Osterdalen Norway she was 37. Survived by husband Waaken four sons Halver Mike Levey Haaken Jr. all of La Crosse and Levena Torkelson in Brooklyn two daughters Gena La Crosse and Lonise Torkelson Brooklyn. Funeral Tuesday at 3 PM from residence with Rev Vik officiating and burial at Oak Grove.
The North Side Battling Works installed an automatic carbonating unit named the Little Giant. A twin construction system with independent belt shifts allows separate pressures in each half, enabling bottling at 150-173 psi on one side and 30-75 psi on the other.
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