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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

4

Black River dredging aid may revive River Days in North Side

The Henry Bosse and Vulcan dredges left Black River to survey the river at the levee, inspecting for snags and dead-heads after high water. Work completes La Crosse harbor and Black River improvements funded at 6500 dollars, and river navigation may support North Side packets if a levee is built. North Side boat activity grows. progress on boat building and favorable views of the reform era.

Henry Bosse Vulcan Black River la Crosse Harbor Mississippi

Florence L Mills Resumes Elocution Work

Florence L Mills has regained enough health to resume her elocutionary work. A Chicago School of Oratory and Rountree Conservatory graduate class of ’05 with high honors, she will perform at Emanuel church on Thursday evening June 25. Joining her are Miss May soprano, Arthur Thomas pianist, and Jacob Reuter violinist.

Ladies’ Aid Society North Side Presbyterian Church Laughlin Charles Street Doerflinger's Bessie Goyette Cascade Locks Grace LaRue Wilton Doerflinger’s John Flynn Corps Mill Street Fred Keizer Chicago New York United States Express Company Otto Schwartz Mr. Keizer L. E. Lavaque Charles McGinnis and Son E. P. Wartinbee St. Margaret's Club St. James Church Good Samaritan la Crescent St. John’s Church Bamberger St. James School Myrick Park Florence Lovejoy Mills Miss May Arthur Thomas Jacob Reuter

Smith Lad Is Out Of Danger

Water Tapper James Smith returned from Chicago where his son Ambrose is treated at the pasteur institute. Doctors say the lad is getting along well and shows no rabies symptoms and is expected to return home this week.

James Smith Chicago Ambrose Pasteur Institute

Mrs Curra n Laid To Rest At Rose Street Home

The funeral of Mrs B B Curran was held this afternoon at 2 30 from the residence 811 Rose street reflecting a family service and local observance of the death with neighbors and relatives in attendance

Mrs. Curran B. B. Curran Rose Street

Reverend Winters Leads Funeral Ceremony

The interment took place at Oak Grove Cemetery with William Dwyer in charge, as Reverend Winters officiated the service.

Rev. Winters Oak Grove William Dwyer

Great Scheme at Windy Villa Station

A visitor questions a real estate agent about an ancient catapult placed before Windy Villa station. The agent hints at a scheme to advertise new cottages as a stone's throw from the station, claiming the device can fling a stone over a mile.

Windy Villa

Kepplers Speech Pleased Lansing Home Coming

Keppler expresses pleasure at Lansing Home-coming promoted by C A Keppler and others. He traces origins from New Hampshire Governor Rollins and Atlantic Monthly articles, recalls a 1895 reunion idea, and recounts his 1907 proposal to Lansing leaders. He praises community spirit, rural life, and the Filipino War homeward welcome.

C. A. Keppler Lansing Keppler Man God Frank W. Rollins New Hampshire Helena Mont Montana Idaho Washington Spring Grove Metcalf Dunlevy Philippines Missouri River Pierre

Telegraph Companies Face Senate Backed Probe

Washington June 22. Secretary Straus of commerce and labor begins a broad investigation into telegraph companies. He assigns Herbert Knox Smith and Dr. Charles P. Neal to lead the detailed inquiry in cooperation, under Senate provisions empowering the probe.

Herbert Knox Smith Charles P. Neal Washington, D. C Straus Department of Commerce and Labor Senate Labor

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