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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1908

Page

6

Fribie Takes His Life In Public Notice

Fred E Frisbie a 47 year old La Crosse postal worker was found dead with a throat wound in a back yard near 520 King street. Miss Emma Gurgel discovered the body around 7 am and police reported the death as a suicide amid reports of melancholia and a threatened job loss.

W. E. Reese South Fifth Street Derr Emma Gurgel Conant John Taylor John Coady Miller Brothers Main Street Charles Werner Ofice Frisbie Mr. Tscharner la Crosse Harrisburg

City Deliberations on Utilities and Street Work

City council debates water charges for institutions and private homes, extends Main street line deadline to October 31, and considers a franchise for Twenty third street tracks. Aldermen address saloon licenses, carnival street use, sewer plans, brick paving bids, and meter charges by Higbee & Higbee.

Committee On Railroads City Railway Company Main Street Keller Twenty-third Street Main Market Streets Market Street Sixteenth Street Twenty-third Streets Committee On Marvin Caledonia Street North Side Committee On Water Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Grand Crossing Crosse Boot and Shoe Company Second State Streets Committee On Fire Street Car Company Cemetery Kane Street Logan Charles Charles Street Clinton Gillette Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets King Street Board of Public Works Wooley and Hanson Vine Street Fifth Street State Vine Ferry Division Redfield Streets Committee On Fire, Judiciary Higbee & Higbee

Labor Leaders Drafting Planks For Convention Platform

Reports from Chicago on June 13 describe labor leaders drafting planks for the convention platform and a closed-door meeting. Clark of the interstate commerce commission emerges as Taft’s likely running mate candidate amid fevered speculation and booster activity in St Paul and Minnesota. Hitchcock is favored for Republican National Committee chair, according to insiders.

Labor Chicago Taft Clark Interstate Commission Brotherhood of Railway Conductors New York Hughes Cortelyou Jim” Sherman Franklin Murphy New Jersey Pennsylvania Alabama Nebraska Iowa Dolliver Frank B. Kellogg Minnesota St. Paul Senate Cummins Allison John Hays Hammond Thomas F. Walsh Colorado Hamilton Club Hammond Hitchcock

Former La Crosse Man Bijou Artist at Bijou Theater

G A Noetzel and his family are touring performers now back in La Crosse after years on the road. The Noetzels, including wife, daughter Gertrude, and Bob the bulldog, appeared with Ringling last season and headline the Bijou for the coming week, with Mrs Henrietta Noetzel still residing at 939 Farnham Street.

Noetzel G. A. Noetzel Gertrude Bob George Clark Ringling Circus Henrietta Noetzel la Crosse Farnham Street

Favorite Sons Chas Fairbanks Biographical Sketch Policy

Under the heading Favorite Sons the Tribune will publish daily a biographical sketch of a prominent presidential or vice presidential candidate from the Chicago convention. The sketches aim to present the man personally, with minimal political emphasis, while showing development and current attitudes.

The Tribune Chicago

Nicknames Cling To Public Men Across Time

The article discusses how political nicknames attach to public figures beyond life, sticking with them through death and into obituary and history. It notes that the tag remains regardless of its accuracy or suitability and that a politician cannot escape it.

Washington, D. C

Opening of Great Lot Sale Near Golf Links

The street committee and park board toured the Easton property near the golf links being platted for sale as town lots by Manning and Wellman. A winding drive to Myrick park road and Losey boulevard is finished. grass cut. buildings moved. trees trimmed. Thirty five acres are divided into desirable lots with a big buyer turnout expected at the sale.

Council and Park Board Easton Golf Links Manning Wellman Myrick Park Losey Boulevard

Public Marriage at Pure Food Show

The Pure Food show will crown the event with a public marriage this evening. Two La Crosse residents agreed to wed publicly for a $50 prize offered by show management. Names remain secret until after the ceremony, officiated by a local patron, in proper style.

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Majestic appoints Fred S Smith manager of La Crosse theatre

Fred S. Smith of Smith Bros. Moving Picture Co. becomes manager of the Majestic theatre in La Crosse. Matinee today features The Legend of a Ghost at 2:15 with 5c admission. evening show at 7:10. weekend matinees Saturday and Sunday at 2:15. priced at 5 cents.

Fred S. Smith Smith Bros Famous Moving Picture Co Majestic Theatre la Crosse Moving Price

Annual Bazaar Held by German Reformed Church Ladies

The Ladies' Society of the German Reformed Church at Fourth and Marketwill host their annual bazaar on Wednesday and Thursday June 17 and 18 on the church lawn. Refreshments and meals will be served.

Ladies’ Society of the German Reformed Church Fourth Market Streets

Return of Mrs Scharpf and Freida from Milwaukee trip

Mrs. Julia H. Scharpf and daughter Freida return home after visiting friends in Milwaukee Janesville and Madison.

Milwaukee Julia H. Scharpf Daugter Freida Janesville Madison

Frank Gutzel laid to rest after streetcar tragedy

The funeral for Frank Gutzel who died after a street car collision was held at St. Wenceslaus church at 9 this morning. Rev. X. Till led the service and interment followed at Fessler and Dahl. Gutzel is survived by six children: Mrs. William Rigger, Mrs. Frank Kulver, Grace Gutzel, Tena Gutzel, Frank of Galesville, and John of Joplin Missouri.

Frank Gutzel St. Wenceslaus X. Till Fessler & Dahl William Rigger Frank Kulver Grace Tena Gutzel Frank Galesville John Joplin

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Hesen Y Fred E. Frisbie Tscharner Bartle S LA Crosse Man BIJOU Chas Fairbanks M. Summers Box H Notre Dame Ind U. 8 of the State Bank of la Resources Sec. S Fank Gutzel ST. LaCrosse Wis Burlington Peoria, Ill Moderna Woodmen of America Peoria Chicago and Return H. B. Smith C. B United States Toland’s Business School la Crosse, Wis Cardiff Wilmington Coal Cass St W.B. Corsets
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