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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1909

Page

8

Missing Milwaukee pastor news shocks German Evangelical church

In Milwaukee Rev F C Kuettler says a registered letter from Rev P B G Wuebben reached him Wuebben had vanished from Milwaukee after berating church members and threatening to drown himself in Lake Michigan He is reportedly at Calmar Falls in marsh grass a death by smothering reported in Milwaukee June 7

Milwaukee, Wis F. C. Kuettler PB. G. Wuebben Wuebben MilWaukee Lake Michigan Calmar,a

Farmer John Kneser Found Dead In Marsh Near Loomis Road

Greenfield farmer John Kneser was found dead yesterday in marsh grass along Loomis road. Officials say the coarse grass obstructed his breathing, leading to death by asphyxia.

John Kneser Loomis Road

Milwaukee midwife charged in bogus birth certificate scam

Mrs Elizabeth Carlos a midwife is under arrest after police expose a novel scheme to obtain the vital statistics fee by filing fake birth certificates. Suspicion arose from an unusual spike in births and she listed public buildings and vacant lots as addresses on the certificates.

Milwaukee Vrs Elizabeth Carlos

Milwaukee man attempts suicide three days in a row

Carl A. Wahlen a machinist attempted to take his life yesterday by slashing his wrist and throat. He was found bleeding with the knife in his grasp and is in the emergency hospital where doctors fear his chances of recovery are slight.

Milwackee Wis Carl A. Wahlen

Wedding Quietly Ties Helm to Herold on Herold Farm

Miss Mathilda Helm the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs H Helm married Mr Daniel Herold in a quiet ceremony with near relatives. The couple will start housekeeping on the Herold farm now owned by the groom and his brother, who purchased it from their father.

Hattie Uhlmann Bay City Flora Rohrer Alma George Rediske Juneau Otto Fred Schlosstein Mathilda Helm H. Helm Daniel Herold Herold

Pair Charged in Attack on Old Settler near Lake Park

In Minnesota on June 7 two youths Mark and Adrian Jenkins attacked Henry Diehn an elderly settler with brutal blows and stones. Diehn’s condition is grave with slim hope of recovery. The suspects were caught at Spirit Lake while attempting to board a train.

Locomotive Collision In Pierre Injures Worker

In Pierre South Dakota on June 7 a collision between two yard locomotives injured G. M. OConnell who lost his left leg and broke his right. A car of horses derailed from the track, two horses were killed. OConnell is expected to live.

Thieves Break Into Dr Andersons Tomah Office

Crime reported in Tomah Wisconsin as thieves entered the dentist office of Dr. Anderson late Wednesday night and stole about $40 in gold. No clues yet. Sheriff Henry of Sparta was in town Thursday.

Anderson Henry Sparta Rudolph Andreas Tunnel City Baptists C. E. Colby The Baptist Church Waukesha Wis W. J. McMullen Tomahold Fellows Lodge Janesville W. L. Baker C. K. Erwin Milwaukee D. E. Meerth Tillie Myers Babcock Superior Avenue

Pantaloon skirt shocks Chicago on boulevards

Chicago on June 5 reports the pantaloon skirt debut on Michigan Avenue two days after a French actress image appeared in papers. A famous music hall singer boasted the fastest dressmaker and sparked a near panic as crowds gathered and fashion watchers predicted widespread adoption.

Chicago Michigan Avenue

Admiral Sotokichi Urin of Japan Arrives in San Francisco

In San Francisco on June 2 Admiral Sotokichi Urin of Japan and his wife, Madame Uriu, arrived at the Fairmont hotel by special invitation. The admiral, a naval academy graduate, is to deliver the annual address at Annapolis commencement exercises and to attend war graduates in the city.

San Francisco Vicecisco Sotokichi Urin Japan Russia Chemulpo Annapo America Mikado Naval Academy Annapolis Madame Uriu Uriu Vassar Poe San Fran

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