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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

8

Bergh Piano Company Sale Slashes Prices on Pianos and Organs

The Bergh Piano Company announces a major stock clearance of pianos organs and piano players with 50 to 75 instruments available from 1905 models direct from factories. Prices reduced from 158 to 238 dollars with guaranteed quality brands including Kimball Chickering Kohler-Campbell Weber Conover and more. Sale ends June 16 with easy terms and two year exchange option. Open evenings for viewing at Fourth and Jay Streets.

Kimball Chickering & Son Kohler-Campbell Weber Crown Cable Lester Kingsbury Cable Nelson Wellington Schaetter Starr McPhail Lohmer Schumann Hinze Whitney Bailey Jacob

Trains Plunge From High Bridge In Wisconsin Floods

Menomonie reports a westbound Milwaukee Road passenger train plunged from a damaged bridge into the Red Cedar river near Colfax. Engineer George Phillips, Fireman Severns, and five tramps aboard the blind baggage are missing and presumed drowned. Cars, including baggage and mail, disappeared with the bridge. only the baggageman and mail clerk escaped. Passengers were shaken but unharmed. others nearby sustained minor injuries. In Watertown, a Chicago and Northwestern freight wreck derailed ten cars after a softened roadbed. section man Charles Hanson was seriously hurt, others lightly injured. The region reports high water flooding bridges, sawmills, and yards along the Red Cedar river.

Menomonie Wis Wisconsin Central Red Cedar Colfax George Phillips Severns St. Paul Watertown Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Charles Hanson Janesville Harry Miller John Connell

Chicago gamblers lose near seven hundred in Oshtosh tale

In Oshkosh Wis on June 8 Chicago gamblers visited a Main Street saloon run by John Allen and won about 700 from a tampered roulette wheel. The wheel partitions were replaced with copper and lead pieces causing biased spins. Police were notified but could not help recover funds. The gamblers left town after reportedly settling with Allen and returning certificates of deposit.

Oshkosh Wis Chicago John Allen Main Street Allen

Athletes Challenge Browns in Sidelined Series Standoff

The Athletes accuse the Browns of dodging a three game contract at 40 dollars per game for Sunday. Browns claim amateur status while the Athletes cite past wins in five game sets this season. The Athletes offer to play a new series without remarks or contract disputes.

la Crosse Browns

Kuppenheimer Outing Suits Highlight Quality and Style

Kuppenheimer guarantees stylish outing suits crafted by expert artisans. The ad touts perfect fit for all body types and the season's elegant blue and gray styles. It promises a full range of men's clothing found in Chicago shops and invites customers to visit.

Kuppenheimer Chicago Panama

Green Bay changes in league team management

Martin McQuaid resigns as manager and Ernest Vaneman steps in from the state umpiring staff. Pitcher John Corcoran released amid broader dismissals aimed at lifting Green Bay from last place. Also notices of very low excursion rates to Oshkosh and Milwaukee for fraternal meetings with return limits and agent contact.

Green Bay Wis Martin McQuaid Chicago Ernest Vanerman John Corcoran United Commercial Travelers Oshkosh Northwestern Chicago & Northwestern Ry Milwaukee

Man Swallows Teeth in Milwaukee Mystery

J. J. Miles a veteran Plankinton House head waiter from Chicago nearly choked after swallowing a two teethed plate lodged near the throat. Dr Charles H Lemon at Trinity hospital performed a delicate removal and Miles was reported out of danger.

Milwaukee J. J. Miles Plankinton House Chicago Charles H. Lemon Tri Nity Hospital Miles

La Crosse Tribune Endorsed For Dependable Reading

Readers urged to subscribe to the La Crosse Tribune for dependable daily news and reliable coverage. The appeal highlights consistent reporting and trustworthiness as key reasons to choose the newspaper.

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