La Crosse Keeps Lead Despite Loss to Freeport
La Crosse loses to Freeport in a pitchers duel but remains atop the state baseball league standings. The game featured a late error by Konetchy and a tied score before Freeport pulled away late. Final: Freeport five La Crosse three.
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LA Crosse
W. L. PC
Crosse
Gar
Freeport
Siegesoussaeeaae
Wausatl
Oshkosh
Beloit
Bayowaskeaa
Konetchy
Ototioqi
Oshkosh Tops Wausau In Odd Ball Scoreline
Oshkosh defeated Wausau by 11 to 2 in Oshkosh Wisconsin yesterday after a 0 to 2 result in the game. Green Bay beat Beloit 12 to 7 in Beloit Wisconsin with Green Bay claiming the win.
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Oshkosh
Wausau
Wis
I Wausau
OOIT
Green Bay
Beloit
Bate Olin Bes Dees
Transfer Picture Grafter Nets La Crosse Victims
A man posing as the International Novelty company agent at 108 South Eighth Street promoted a transfer art kit. He sold $5 to each subagent, promising cloth transfers using a glass and transfer fluid. The fluid failed to work and he vanished with about $500 from local housewives.
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la Crosse
Modern Woodmen Excursion Tickets to Milwaukee Meeting
The C M and St P sell excursion tickets for theModern Woodmen of America meeting in Milwaukee from June 17 to 24. Fare is 6.40 for round trip with sale dates June 16 to 19 and return valid until June 26 1905.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Milwaukee
Tribune Defines Local Interest for La Crosse Readers
The Triburine emphasizes its dedication to La Crosse residents, stating it is the city’s only paper focused on the people's interests.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
Shells Found Under Tribune Building Likely River Bed
Workmen digging in the Tribune basement for a new press foundation uncovered a thick layer of clam shells at about 15 feet depth. The shells lay in sand and extend in all directions, many unopened, suggesting the site once formed part of a river bed long before local history.
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Tribune
Burke to row coxswain for Wisconsin in Poughkeepsie race
Tracy L. Burke of La Crosse will serve as coxswain for the University of Wisconsin shell in the Ponkeepsie race on June 28. The eight is composed of Lea stroke Arthur Miller Ryder D Miller Davis Van Meter Johnson Burling with Burke as coxswain.
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Tracy L. Burke
la Crosse
U. W. Shell
Badgers
Wisconsin
Lea
Arthur Miller
West Salem
Ryder
D. Miller
Davis
van Meter
Johnson
Burling
Burke
Miller
Gay Johnson
Hine
Boyle
Wilder
Reed
East
Police Target Cannon Crackers in City Crackdown
Police distributed copies of a new ordinance regulating fire and cannon crackers to fireworks dealers. It enforces the law strictly with fines from 5 to 50 dollars or up to 20 days in jail for violations. Dynamite and chlorate of potash are banned and all sales prevented. arrests will be made for premature discharges.
Tramp Injured After Fall From Freight Train Near Dakota
James McClelland a tramp from Minneapolis was injured by a fall from a freight train he rode near Dakota yesterday. He suffers a dislocated shoulder and a broken elbow. Found by a freight crew he was taken to Winona Hospital for treatment.
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James McClelland
Minneapolis
Dakota
Winona
Liszt Quartette Delights Audiences At Charity Musical
The Liszt Quartette made a big impression at its first appearance last evening at Mrs. William S. Carwil s home. The fundraiser for the Whatsoever club of the First Presbyterian church was organized by Mrs. Rose Manning Murphy who performed as soloist and contributed significantly as a quartet member.
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William S. Carwill
First Presbyterian Church
Rose Manning-Murphy
Closing Out Sale and Local Notices Across City
Ads promote Andersons closing out sale and low prices at Harris Bros 421 Jay St. Bijou theater shows matinee at 2:30 and evening at 8 and 9 15 with electric cooling and Colby wiring 605 Main. Notes on Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea claims cures for children and pains. Barber John Sofia resumes work at 618 Mill St after appendicitis. Excursion to Winona June 18 on J S steamer from La Crosse. Safety boxes offered by Batavian National Bank with inspection. Local physicians Dr Will Powell and Dr George Powell listed as consultants.
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Reitzel
Colby
Will Powell
George Powell
Anderson’s
Harris Bros
Jay Street
Bijou
Hollster
Rocky Mountain
Hollister
Winona
J. S
la Crosse
Anderson
Bankers’ Electric Protective Co.’s
Batavian National Bank
H. M. Cronk
West Salem
J K. Fowler
Plan for New Causeway Discussed by Local Leaders
A special Roads and Bridges committee meeting at the La Crosse Club will discuss a new causeway to the north side. G. S. Andrus of La Crosse Rubber Mills, R. B. Gelatt of the board of trade, and W. B. Tscharner of the Progressive association will attend to propose and study plans for carrying out the project.
Calvert to Inspect All Excursion Boats
Surveyor of Customs Robert Calvert is ordered to inspect all excursion vessels from Lansing Indiana to Lake Pepin. He recently examined the steamer J. S. and found it in first class condition. The order emphasizes preventing overcrowding and direct reporting of any law violations.
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Surveyor of Customs
Robert Calvert
la Crosse
Calvert
Lansing
Lake Pepin
J. S
Colorful Colorado Special schedule adjusted Western line
Under the new Union Pacific schedule effective Sunday May 28 the Colorado Special westbound arrives Denver at 9 30 p m instead of 10 p m Eastbound No 12 departs Denver at 4 35 p m instead of 4 20 p m both changes mark a 15 to 30 minute shift with no other times altered for trains Nos 3 and 6 on the Chicago and North Western line or the line itself
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Union Pacific R. R
Denver
Chicago & North-Western
Very Low Excursion Rates to Niagara Falls via Northwestern Line
Excursion tickets to Niagara Falls N Y on June 17 18 and 19 with favorable return limits offered by Chicago and Northwestern Railway to nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Apply to local agents.
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Mystic Shrine
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Lieutenant Shuman and wife to depart June 28 for Honolulu
A letter from Mrs. J Brook Shuman states Lieutenant Shuman and his wife will leave June 28 for Honolulu. He has been stationed in San Francisco and expects a stay in Honolulu. They request the Tribune be forwarded there and thank the paper for its quality and interest.
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J. Brook Shuman
Shuman
Honolulu
San Francisco
Tribune
Columbia Steamer Swaps to Excursion Service
With many excursions offered, the steamer Columbia will be withdrawn from the La Crosse and Wabasha packet trade and reassigned to excursion work only.
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Columbia
la Crosse
Wabasha
Local Forester Team Heads to Milwaukee Meeting
The La Crosse Woodmen Forester team led by Chief Forester F. H. Foller leaves for Milwaukee to attend the national head meeting. The delegation includes Prof. F. H. Fowler and 15 fellow foresters and will be joined by other Woodmen groups next week.
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la Crosse
Woodmen Forester
Forester
F. H. Foller
Milwaukee
Prof
F. H. Fowler
Chief Forester
F. J. Herlitcke
Louis Zenker
Ernest Meier
J. M. Bradley
Chis Johnson
O. T. Klix
George Carpenter
Joseph Zenker
W. S. Peck
Lamont Thompson
C. L. Christen
L. C. Mix
J. C. Niedbalski
Ole Arneson
Card of Thanks for Herman Burrand
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy during our bereavement the loss of our father Herman Burrand Special thanks go to Rev B Graf of the German Baptist church for kindness and comfort and to the Third Ward Aid and the Beer Bottlers union for flowers and aid The Children
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Herman Burrand
B. Graf
German Baptist Church
Third Ward
Thorough Nature Cure Practice Claim at 1502 Market Street
Advertisement by F Wild, professor of nature cure, claims a thorough nature cure can cure dyspepsia and all stomach and intestinal diseases including appendicitis constipation or diarrhea and catarrh of any kind.
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F. Wild
Nature Cure
Market Street
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Geo. B. Rose
Main Street
Segelke & Kohlhaus Manufacturing Company
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Tramp
City News
Niagara Falls
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Eh Oursion
Adam. Schaaf
A. Ruhoff
7Th St
C.F. Klein
208 McMillan
King
Main St
Rose St
Arnold Sanitarium
N. Fifth St
White Mountain
Freezer
B. Stevens
Mfg
C. B. Stevens
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