Notarized Statement Dated December 6 1886
A sworn notarization dated December 6 1886 is witnessed and subscribed in the presence of A W Gleason Notary Public with seal.
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A. W. Gleason
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
6
Tom McNamara Debuts as Giant New Umpire
Tom McNamara arrives from Pittsburg as a tall robust umpire with a strong Ohio Pennsylvania league record. He will umpire this afternoon with Dolan on bases. W I league president pursues a deal with Elliott for ownership. Ladies’ grandstand admission drops to 25 cents except Sundays and holidays. Friday remains ladies free day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McNamara
Pittsburg
Umns
Dolan
Moll
W.I. League
McNamara
Elliott
Bank Loot by Yeggs in Locke Fire Nearby Residents
Yeggmen blew open the Citizens National Bank of Locke New York and escaped with 3000 to 3500 dollars. The blast startled villagers who were kept indoors as the robbers fired at passersby on their retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Citizens’ National Bank of Locke
More Seduction Than Conversion: Chinatown Romance Fallout
In New York on June 22 the collapse of Elsie Sige and two Mongolian suitors reveals failures of missionary effort. Helen Clark, longtime head of the Worth Street Helen F Clark mission, argues white women cannot Christianize Chinese men and cites immorality and wrecked homes. She says white women must withdraw and notes the Chinese side of the issue. The piece claims white women’s influence is ruinous and that Chinese benevolence toward women fuels the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chinatown
Elsie Sige
Helen Clark
Helen F. Clark
Worth Street
Miss Clark
La Crosse Skat Players Win Prizes At Milwaukee Meet
La Crosse skat players George Linker Joseph Sieger and others returned home from Milwaukee after the American Skat league event. George Linker won 21 dollars and Joseph Sieger a suitcase while Chicago’s Chris F. Gruner took first prize of 1000 dollars. Next league meeting is set for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jacobs
O. E. Wieland
John Kroner
Sieger
Linker
Hildebrand To Continue Mississippi Street Sewer Contract
Contractor Hildebrand met the La Crosse board of public works to argue that the sewer work meets requirements but no agreement was reached. He said a superintendent was sent and suggested delays were to avoid losses from tearing up the sewer. The board remains fixed on the open ditch method and expects work to resume soon and finish on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrand
Mississippi Street
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Day
la Crosse
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim Cure For Anemia
An essay style promotion extolls Dr Williams Pink Pills as a life saving tonic for anemia caused by overwork or confinement. It features a testimonial from Mrs Ida Keller of Tomah Wisconsin describing severe symptoms, weight loss and recovery after using the pills, and notes availability from druggists or by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. Williams
Bette
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Nectady, N. Y
Bulldog Hero of Tragic Affair
In Mississippi on June 22 Rev. C. MacMellon is dead after being shot by Jack Bond who is jailed. Jerry Hall, accused, is in custody with injuries from a town marshal’s dog that pursued Bond and Hall after a pistol duel with Constable A C Lott and a chase by Marshal Gates. The dog captured both suspects and aided in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. MacMellon
Jack Bond
Jerry Hall
McMellon
Bond
A. C. Lott
Hall
C. T. Gates
Lott
Gates
St Joseph School Holds Thirteenth Graduation services
The thirteenth annual graduation of St Joseph cathedral school will be in the school hall on Thursday evening June 24. Graduates include William Frisch Frank Reuter Rupert Hackner Victor Roth Leona Doerflinger Anna Mueller Katherine Roegger Mary Haderer Zita Knothe Ferdinand Stangl Carl Miller Frank Volz Vincent Roth Marcella Keller Mary White Ruth Delphenich Helen Shorna Florence Seitz Eleanora Hackner. Exercises begin at 7 30 with an operetta and program featuring instrumental selections chorus obsequies and a valedictory, with diplomas presented and class colors moss and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Cathedral School
St. Joseph's School
William Frisch
Frank Reuter
Rupert Hackner
Victor Roth
Leona Doerflinger
Anna Mueller
Katherine Roegger
Mary Haderer
Zita Knothe
Ferdinand Stangl
Carl Miller
Frank Volz
Vincent Roth
Marcella Keller
Mary White
Ruth Delphenich
Helen Shorna
Florence Seitz
Eleanora Hackner
Colonial Guards
St. Cecelian Club
Catherine Riegger
O Tell Us Merry Birds
Umbrella Brigade
Andrede
Old Glory
General Putnam
Slocum
Wm. Frisch
Continental Guards
Sniffin
His Majesty's Sorpee
George Williams
Tom Payson
Continental Guard
Simple Peter
Claud Stangl
Hans Schneider
Abendirid
Lee
Mystery in Chinatown Tragedy Shocks City
Revelstoke police chase possible Leon Ling suspect as nationwide arrests follow Elsie Sigel murder. Elsie Sigel buried as investigators probe Chu Gain and Leon Ling who led a life of secrecy in Chinatown. Mother hospitalized. crime fuels anti Chinese sentiment in cities across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Sigel
Connecticut
Chinatown
Chu Gain
Sigels
Elsie
Leon
Beau Brummell
Chinese Reform Association
Chung Lin
Lockout Grievances At Union Mills
The document details a year of alleged union harassment at a mill, including wage cuts to 17 cents, dismissals without cause, brutal rotating shifts, and intensified discipline. It accuses management of planning mass dismissals, coercing workers away from union activity, importing strikebreakers, and enforcing an open shop policy after May 8.
Lockout Locks Out La Crosse Street Railway Crew
In La Crosse the local Amalgamated Street and Electric Railway Employes union is locked out by La Crosse City Railway Co. Forty nine workers are idle while strike breakers fill their posts. Cars run irregularly on North and South lines with five to four vehicles active. curbside meetings and labor gatherings are planned as officials, including International Secretary R L Reeves, bolster the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor Organization
Amalgamated Association
la Crosse
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Fourth
Main Streets
South Fifth Street
Fourteenth and
Jackson Stret
Market Street
Twenty-third Street
Onalaska
Cemetery Branch
Union
O. K
North Third Street
R. L. Reeves
Philadelphia
Carmel
Reeves Anf
Frohsinn Lall
Trades and Labor Council
Labor Halls
Jay Streets
Linker Halls
O'Clock
Printers’ Union
Torrow
Frobsial Hall
Glasses Examined and Right Lenses Guaranteed
Eye examinations offered with glasses furnished. Guarantee of perfect satisfaction and no misfit lenses. Simple, harmless examination method. Highest grade glasses at fair prices and no fancy pricing.
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State of
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
THE
Elliott - Loeffler Company
Beth Paenes
Peart
Ment
Erhart
Tom M’namara
Sult
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Wisconsin
Bulldog
Aed
ST. Joseph School
Columbia In
University
Chung Sin
Canton
China
Lin
Sigel
Revelstoke
Vancouver
Leon Ling
Mott, Pell
Dover Street
B. E. Edwards
Green
Springfield
Rat Bis
S.S.8
the Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Standard Oil Company
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