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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
3
A group of Norwegian students performed at Germania Hall to a large crowd of compatriots and city residents in La Crosse. The concert inspired patriotism and music, with the singers praised for their expressive performance of homeland melodies.
Harald Randal leads a Norway born chorus in a long program that includes Norwegian and Swedish songs, national anthems, and encores. The Germania hall audience fills the venue, applauds wildly, and rises for a final Nor wegian hymn as memories of home overwhelm many listeners.
Clementina Gonzales of Central America reports restored health after using Peruna. In a Chicago letter she describes daytime fatigue, insomnia, and appetite loss, then full recovery after a three week course enabling her to resume studies. The Peruna Medicine Co. offers free literature on catarrh.
A fragmented OCR listing references to Edvard Grieg, serenades, and folk songs like Norges Fjelde and Serenade ved Strandbredden. Includes names such as Halfdan Kjerulf and P E Lange, with scattered Norwegian music terms and vague dates, producing a cryptic music-historic snapshot.
The sixty member Norwegian chorus led by O A Grondahl drew enthusiastic praise in La Crosse for flawless harmony and precise enunciation. Soloists Rolf Hammer and Johan Berg Hansen of the National Opera impressed, while the group plans to return to Norway in three weeks amid a backdrop of loyalty and support from official circles. They will perform in Chicago Washington and New York before sailing home.
Dr Henrich Thomsen hosts a reception and banquet for visiting singers. Guests enjoyed pleasant hours and the night air carried their melodious Norse songs over miles as departure time approached.
London and Washington report both Britain and the United States refuse to join an international conference on the Moroccan question. They would participate only if France is satisfied. The State Department notes no strong American interest beyond recognizing French influence, citing the Perdicaris affair as context.
Henry Kline milk depot proprietor died Sunday from smallpox in South Bend. The outbreak traced to Charles W. Miltenberger home, with Miltenberger daughter Susan as first patient. Seven cases now reported as measures are put in place to halt spread.
Summer traveler information announces tourist rates to Wisconsin and Northwest resorts via the Northwestern Line. Request summer resort literature by sending a 2 cent stamp to W. B. Kniskern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago. For rates and tickets contact Chicago and Northwestern Railway agents.
Baseball scores from June 14 include the National League games: Pittsburg 9 over Pittsburg 6, St. Louis 6 over Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 5 over Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0 over New York 1. American League results show Washington 7 over Chicago 0, Boston 11 over Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 0 over Detroit 1, New York rain. Minor/Western circuits list Toledo 6 over Minneapolis 4, Columbus 10 over Kansas City 9, Louisville 3 over Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis 8 over St Paul 6, Des Moines 7 over Omaha 3, Denver 2 over St Joseph 2, Colorado Springs 5 over Sioux City 1.
The outline notes four new bubonic plague cases in Payta Peru as local health concerns rise. Prospects for a Russian wheat harvest brighten while an anti Jewish riot in Brest Likto vsk Russia ends in violence.
The Tribune presents Dr. Will Powell focusing on diseases of woman, detailing medical concerns and insights for readers of La Crosse.
More than 60 000 acres irrigated land in Yellowstone valley west of Billings Montana suitable for alfalfa. Data compares irrigated alfalfa with un irrigated hay showing yields and feeding days for cattle and sheep. Request Series C302 from Northern Pacific Ry for districts and contacts via St Paul Minnesota.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway issues a valuable compendium of Northwest railway history from early Indian cession days to modern times. Over a hundred pages cover the Northwestern Line with strong printing and paper covers, postpaid for ten cents. W. B. Kniskern P T M Chicago. Go to the Bijou tonight.
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