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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
7
Murderer Still At Large In Minneapolis Dragnet Launched
Police chased leads after self confessed slayer George Kadelbach was rumored seen in Mill City near First avenue and First street. Janitor John Prooci identified a man as Kadelbach, prompting deputies to search Delano and Montrose for the suspect and the body of Mrs Catherine McCart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
George Kadelbach
Catherine McCart
John Prooci
Orphans’ Home
Thirty-Sixth Street
Chicago Avenue
Prooci
Kadelbach
First Avenue
First Street
Sinclair
Capt. Sinclair
Delano
Proode
Proock
Dreger
Otto Langum
Montrose
Butter and Cheese Contests Report High Averages at Booths Plant
The first summer butter and cheese contests awarded F. F. Foss of Cassel first in butter with 96 percent and L. C. Jensen of Owatonna second. In cheese Fred Miller of Mantorville won with 97 percent, tied for second at 97 percent by J. Klossner of Kenyon, with W. L. Parkin of Northville third at 96 percent. Judges were J. C. Josslin and Hans Sondergard for butter. A. W. Parkin and E. O. Ungar for cheese. 258 tubs butter and 19 cheeses entered, moisture testing used for the first time. The contest occurred at Booths packing plant in Saint Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
F. F. Foss
Cassel
L. C. Jensen
Owatonna
Alexander Johnson
Lafayette
Fred Miller
Mantorville
J. Klossner
Kenyon
W.L. Parkin
Northville
A. W. Parkin
E. O. Ungar
J. C. Josslin
Hans Sondergard
Booth
Third
St. Peter Streets
Mayor Schunk Retreats to Monastery in Iowa
Dubuque report says Mayor Henry A. Schunk, exhausted by the saloon war and labor strike battles, has entered a monastery seeking rest. Archbishop Keane, once ally and adversary in court, may be summoned to testify in saloon cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
New Monetary
Henry A. Schunk
Schunk
Archbishop Keane
Keane
Apear
Trial Questions If Alive Birth Tests Prove Child Lived
In St Paul Minnesota Judge Hallam reserved ruling on whether a physician's opinion that a newborn child died soon after birth, if not before, can be accepted as competent testimony in Minnie Galles murder trial. Dr J M Finnell deputy coroner testified after performing the April 24 autopsy on the child found in a bundle at 255 West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Hallam
Minnie Galles
J. M. Finnell
West Seventh Street
Minor Happenings Across Statesand Sentinel Events
Regular venire of 120 jurors exhausted in Mrs Kaufmann murder case in Flandreau South Dakota. In Montana a man killed and son injured after live wire rescue attempt. Zenith mine cage fell 600 feet injuring fourteen miners. Willow City fire guts much of business district in North Dakota. Walter Van denburg, eleven, arrested for burglary in Mitchell South Dakota. wolf traps injure him. Celia Hughes Warren located in Lewistown Montana as Iowa estate heir. Willow City blaze spreads through half the business section. Ray E Daniels seeks long lost sweetheart Rosa Rosenhahn who arrives to marry. Bert Clements killed in Minneapolis and St. Louis yard. Minnesota national guard preparing for Lake City shoots. Winona contemplates new county jail. Odd Fellows grand lodge closes sixty first session in Wisconsin. Albert Patterson dies from ptomaine poisoning in Great Falls Montana. Crookston Minnesota race track to host summer matinees. Bessie Waldron wed George Damon in Sioux City Iowa. Damon soon to share $80,000 estate with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flandreau
S. D
Bemidi
Minn
Mitchell
Walter Vandenburg
Young Vandenburg
Helena
Mont
N. D
Willow City
Lazier
Sioux City
Iowa
Ray E. Daniels
Rosa Rosenhahn
Buffalo
N. Y
Watertown
S. C
Bert Clements
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Crookston
Minnesota National Guard
Crookstor
Lake City
Winona
Superior
Wis
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Wisconsin
Great Falls
Albert Patterson
Fort Benton
Fair Grounds
Mr. Damon
Church Services and Revival Plans Across Town
A listing of Sunday services across multiple churches including English Lutheran West Avenue, West Avenue Methodist, Tabernacle Baptist Avon Clinton, Latter Day Saints on Avon, First Church of Christ Scientist King Street, German Baptist Seventh Winnebago, First Methodist Eighth King, Christ Episcopal, First Congregational Main Seventh, and First Baptist Sixth/Main/King. revive meetings at Tabernacle Baptist with evangelist Mr Sanders. Mormon service 1510 Avon with extemporaneous sermons. various Sunday school times and evening services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
West Avenue
Ferry Street
J. J. Clemens
O. G. Hoagsted
Epworth League
Agnes Otles
Stafford
Y. M. C. A. Tabernacle Baptist Church
Avon
Clinton Streets
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Geo. Marvin
Sanders
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Avon Street
Lizzie M. Chryst
Daugher Hazel
First Church of Christ, Scientist
King Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
God
Preserver of Man
German Baptist Church
Seventh and
Winnebago Streets
Graf
First Methodist Church
Eighth and
King Streets
James W. Irish
Epworth
C. H. Baker
Christ Episcopal Church
Stanford
Marston
Dimmittis
Newton
Farry Packman
First Congregational Church
Main
Seventh Streets
Henry Faville
First Baptist Church
Sixth Street
John Wellington Hoag
Colton Chapel
Picnic tragedy and Woodmen drills dominate Rockford picnic
In Rockford Illinois Mrs Maurice Hall of Kirckland was killed when a trolley ran over her as she dismounted to attend the Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin Modern Woodmen association picnic. Mrs Waters of Leaf River was seriously injured after falling from a swing. Chicago sent about 1000 Woodmen to the event and drill results named Chicago camp 11607 winning class A, Madison drill team winning class B, Elgin camp 60 second, and Beloit 1907 third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ill
Maurice Hall
Kirckland
Northern
Illinois
Madison
Elgin
Beloit
Old G A R Veteran Seeks Death in Philadelphia
J S Brush a G A R veteran in Philadelphia left a note to his landlady saying nobody cares for an old man then attempted suicide by inhaling gas. A medical student in the house smelled the gas, broke into his room and found him unconscious. He is expected to recover. Brush formerly ran a hotel in Chicago and said his wife was his last friend, dead a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. S. Brush
Summer Streets
Brush
Chicago
The Tailored Princess Gown and Summer Accessories
A fashion feature describes the tailored princess gown in rajah silk pep gee and taffeta with strapped trimming and piping. It notes long white silk gloves with embroidered arms, pink coral ceinture buckles, cameo brooches with lace fichu, elastic belts, and the Toga tie pump. Emphasis on jackets worn with gowns and champagne foulard hues and dotted marquisette robes. Judic Chollet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptay
Champagne Liberty
A Lesson in Health From Foley Kidney Cure Ad
Health notice promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it strengthens the urinary tract and cures kidney and bladder diseases. The ad asserts kidneys filter impurities and that good health depends on strong kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
O. T. Erhart
The Young Man Proposes to Your Daughter Sketch
A cheeky stage sketch features a defiant suitor proposing to a daughter. The stern parent questions the proposal with a mix of disbelief and humor, delivering a quick exchange that highlights social expectations and wit.
Store-Keeper Recounts Idea of Feminine Pricing Hint
A store-keeper notes a concept of feminine consideration in shopping etiquette. He recalls a woman who would price an item and refrain from disclosing how much cheaper she could obtain it elsewhere. The remark reflects social attitudes of bargaining and consumer behavior.
Residents and Clergy Change in LA Crescent
Mrs. James Beach of Pine Creek visits her parents. Rev. McComb arrives with family to replace Rev. L G J Kelly as Methodist minister. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Frank Smith. A. J. Emily and daughter Zelda and Clara and Ella Kersdy return from Houston. Stock owners warned about pasture transport on streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beach
Pine Creek
John Burke
Helen Jones
McComb
L. G. J. Kelly
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Smith
A. J. Emily
Zelda
Clara
Ella Kersdy
Houston
Waseca County Veterans Hold Annual Picnic in Janesville
The Waseca County Veterans association gathered for its annual picnic in Janesville with Civil and Spanish War veterans and their ladies in attendance. In Helena, the American Smelting and Refining company announced the extension of its bonus system to the East Helena plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseca
Minn
Waseca County Veterans’ Association
Janesville
Helena
Mont
American Smelting and Refining Company
East Helena
Ivan Palaczat Detained at 102 in Agram Burglary Case
The 102 year old Ivan Palaczat is in custody at Agram Austria following burglary allegations. The case presents an unusual elderly defendant scenario as authorities investigate details and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Palaczat
Agram
Austria
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Liverpool
Glasgow
London
Havre
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Allan & Company
Jackson Boyl
Mill City
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Josten Hardware CO
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