La Crosse City Council Debates Street Plans 1910
La Crosse Wisconsin May 13 1910 lengthy council minutes discuss reports on laying out and opening public alleys streets and a public street on Eleventh street from Tyler to Farnam. Aldermen consider condemnations and contracts for gas electric street lighting and sewer works with unanimous adoption of key resolutions.
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Marvin
Common Council
la Crosse
Wis
City of la Crosse
Pettibone Park
Alderman Rose
Frank Kerpin
Judiciary Committee
Board of Public Works
Alerman Roelling
la Crosse Street
Vollmar
Mary Conklin
Judiciary
John Gund Brewing Co
Downs
Sawyer and Austin
Therin
MO. F. Downs
A. Sletten
Alderman Downs
la Crosse Gas and Electric Co
Goddard
Viva Voce
Eleventh Street
Tyler
Farnam Streets
F. L. Goddard
Jos. C. Housea
Frank Kohn
W. H. Tarbox
J. Schneeberger
B. C. Smith
Rose
Alderman Goddard
North la Crosse
Towit
Island _ street
S. E
Lot 14
St. Andrews Street
N. E
Island Street
City of
Front Street
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Jos. C. Houska
MO. Schneeberger, JR
St. James Street
Berlin
Charles Streets
J. Schneeberger, Jr
Berlin Street
McConnel and Whittlesey
Charles Street
West Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Farnam Street
West Ave
13Th Street
N. W
S. T. Smith
Farnam
Carr Street
Caledonia Streets
J. Schneeburger, JR
15Th Street
Denton
Green Bay
Lord and Rudolf
Stoddard and Levy
Market Street
Winnebago Street
South Fifth Street
South Sixth Street
Lord and Rodolf
Lot Five
Stoddard
Franklin and Webster
Alderman Lang
Lang
C. F. Lang
Sletten
Langdon and Boyd
Langdon and Boyd Packing Company
F. Lang
Sleten
BD. C. Swarthout
Clinton Street
Rose Street
Black River Bridge
Alex Bailey
8Th
9Th
Grove Streets
Muenzenberger
Mormon Coulse Road
Ferry Street
5Th Street
Mississippi Street
Division Street
Second Street
Second
Third Streets
Consid
Chicago
Kohn
A. Bellevue
South Third Street
Chas. Beyschlag
Main Street
O. T. Erhart
Chas. N. Euler
State Street
Wm. Hoeschler
South Fourth Street
Chas. Hoeschler
E. S. Hebberd
Phillip Jacobus
Jno. Kindley
C. L. Lien
C. L. Levi
Burton Continues Reservation Fight
Washington D C June 24 with a two hour truce the Appalachian mountain reservation bill battle resumed as the filibuster was renewed in the Senate. Senator continuing opposition kept the issue in debate and delaying action on the measure.
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Washington, D. C
Rides for Winners in One Day
Crane held a long interview with Burton of Ohio, head of opposition to the bill, aiming to end the filibuster but making no headway. Burton appeared grim in a cream suit as the bill was called up. A divorced woman, pursued by her husband for eloping with Rev Adam Kliesz, Hungarian Catholic priest, was shot and killed by an unidentified boarder who then shot himself. The motive remains unknown. Some people remain notably suspicious.
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Burton
Ohio
Adam Kliesz
Appointment of Assistant Treasurer at Seattle Washington
The Senate passed a bill providing for the appointment of an assistant United States treasurer and a staff at Seattle Washington. A House bill relieving the sub treasurer at St Louis of responsibility for the embezzlement loss of $73000 was passed by the Senate today.
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Senate
United States
Seatle
Wash
House
St. Louis
Woman Killed After Eloping With Priest in Dayton
Dayton reports Mrs. Mary Illis age 21 was killed after eloping with a priest. Details describe a fatal attack linked to the elopement. Police investigations are underway to determine motive and suspect.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mary Illis
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