Tribune Wins Victory and Saves Taxpayers Money
The La Crosse City Council awarded the publishing contract for council proceedings to the La Crosse Tribune at 75 cents per page, about half the next bid. Other actions included bond sales for a new fire station and high school, street and park work, and the rejection of a sidewalk bicycle ban.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Tribune Publishing Company
Tribune Company
Leader-Press
la Crosse Tribune
BEE Corre Heine Ceseeeen
Schertz-Wiltz Co
Ssarder Pty Co
Penaee High School
Board of Education
Board of Public Works
Eighth
Tyler Streets
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Sixth Ors
Seventh
King and Main Streets
North Side
Rose
Car Street
Mississippi River
General Fund
Bridge Fund
la Crescent
Jackson Street
West Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Committee On Water
Prof. Davis
la Crosse Stone Company
Stone Company
Woolley & Hanson
City of la Crosse
Championship Lodge Game Delivers 4 2 Victory
One of the city’s notable baseball games yesterday afternoon at La Crosse ball park. Hamilton Lodge No. 57 won 4 to 2 over J. P. Linton Lodge No. 109. Walter Lowry sparked the win with a three bagger driving in four runs in the tenth inning. City Attorney Paul W. Mahoney starred in right field and contributed the opening score.
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la Crosse
Hamilton Lodge
Frank Stuesser
Harry Maxwell
David Wartinbee
Edward Mil
Walter Lowry
Paul W. Mahoney
Schneider Couple Celebrates Tin Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Schneider of 406 Rose Street marked their tin wedding with a Thursday evening celebration. The rooms glowed with flowers, refreshments were served, and guests included Mrs. Schneider's sister Miss Hulda Hansal of St. Louis and several other named attendees.
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Joseph R. Schneider
Rose Street
Mrs. Schneider
Hulda Hansal
St. Louis
John Hafner
C. Krebs
C. F. Findeisen
Emerson Stauffer
John Rusche
Theo Lockke
M. E. Johnston
Peter Kisselback
Miss Hulda Hentschel
Nationals and Onalaska Team to Play Tomorrow Afternoon
The Nationals, recently organized on the north side, prepare to face the Onalaska team on the Indian hill diamond tomorrow afternoon.
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Nationals
Onalaska
Indian Hill
North Side Briefs and Weather Notes
Three thousand cords of dry 16 inch mill wood prepared for winter. Mrs. Fjelstad hosted the Christian Endeavor ladies at Charles Street Lutheran church. Miss Ella Keizer returns from Bethel Wisconsin after a week with relatives. A large Union Hall gathering hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers due to weather. La Crosse and Black rivers continue to rise about six inches through the night, some homes east of Burlington tracks in the lower north side flooded. Grace McLindon and Carl Noelke return from Lansing Iowa after aiding the Immaculate Conception celebration. David Plane of Oshkosh visits relatives on the north side. Herman Fijelstad heads to Madison for summer school.
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Street Railway
South Seventh Street
Judiciary Committee
Alderman Lang
West Avenue
Green Bay
Frank C. Powell
Finance Committee
Board of Public Works
Myrick Park
Market Street
Eighteenth Street
Twenty-second Street
Thomas & Phalon Coaly Company
Fjelstad
Christian Endeavor Society
Charles Street Lutheran Church
Ella Keizer
Loomis Street
Bethel
Wis
Union Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
la Crosse
Burlington Tracks
Grace McLindon
Carl Noelke
Lansing
David Plane
Oshkosh
Herman Fijelstad
St. Paul Street
Madison
Saengerkor Heads to West Salem for Schoolhouse Dedication
The Normanna Saengerkor will travel to West Salem tomorrow afternoon to help dedicate a new school house and will return home in the evening. Many of their lady friends will accompany them.
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Normanna Saengerkor
West Salem
Forty Iron Workers Jailed in Philadelphia Shooting Case
Forty members of Philadelphia's National Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders Union were jailed without bail while Edward Joyce, said to be dying in a hospital, recovers from a shooting at a union meeting. Joyce, a Washington area member, has refused to identify a shooter or discuss the case. The remaining arrestees also gave no statements.
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Philadelphia
National Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders’ Union
Edward Joyce
Joyce
Washington
Bridge Builders’ Union
Caase
Weather lifts trade as summer heat aids activity
R. G. Dun & Co. reports improved trade in New York as higher temperatures and less rain boost manufacturing, with iron and steel output at high levels and building demand strong. Foreign trade shows gains in imports and exports, textile firms in a strong position, and prices firm while packer hides weaken. US and Canada failures rise modestly week over week.
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R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Strike lull continues as Chicago talks stall
The continued lull in strike negotiations leaves the Chicago area unsettled. Shea the strike leader was summoned to Wheaton to testify in a case tied to the 1894 A. R. A. strike, leaving the conference room sparse. Mayer dismisses removal of leaders while employers offer no new terms and Rend ponders a broader clash with truck drivers.
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Chicago
Shea
Wheaton
Mayer
Kybosh
Alfonso d’ Aljores
Pios del Torre
Buenos Ayres
South America
Cleveland Avenue
City
Peruna
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The Tribune reports on city issues with direct coverage, focusing on local government decisions, public services, and community concerns in La Crosse.
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh of the kidneys
A Buffalo notary public Daniel Bidwell recounts using Peruna to relieve chronic indigestion and kidney trouble. The ad claims Peruna cleanses catarrhal kidney disease by reducing stagnant blood and boosting kidney elimination, improving heart and digestive function and asserting it is a household necessity.
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Daniel Bidwell
Pearl Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Peruna
Daniel D. Bidwell
N. P
Prominent Merchant Restored to Health By Peruna
John Nimmo a Toronto merchant and Masonic member describes four years of ill health after a winter bladder and kidney illness. He credits Peruna with restoring his health and strength after other remedies failed, noting thousands of testimonials for the remedy.
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Peruna
John Nimmo
Lippincott St
Toronto
Can
Masonic Order
Dg. Hartman
Weather Bureau Warns Farmers of Rising Mississippi Water
The Weather Bureau plans to issue high water warnings as the Mississippi rises beyond ten feet with no abatement seen. Officials caution potential trouble as water climbs toward a danger level of twelve feet. Dr. George Powell notes ongoing risk and advises precautions for nearby communities.
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Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Weather Department
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L. E. Lavaque
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Gillbrale
North Side Briefs
Saengerkor
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