Hubert D. Page Dies at Capital in 1913
Hubert D. Page born in La Crosse died at George Washington hospital Washington DD C on June 21 1913 He was a noted western surveyor contractor and irrigation promoter who helped mark the Utah Colorado Arizona New Mexico boundary and worked on the Payette Boise irrigation project He left eight children and is survived by his wife a father and three sisters. His remains were sent to Boise for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert D. Page
la Crosse
George Washington Hospital
Washington
DD. C
Page
Floridus L. Page
H. S. Bliss
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
United States
States
Payette-Boise United States
Idaho
Oregon
California
Congregational Church
Light Guard
National Guard
Salt Lake City
Boise
C. H. Scott
Chicago
Geo. Fredericks
Kansas City
Gertrude E. Page
New York City
Notice in Justice Court La Crosse County
Christina Davis files a suit against E W Knight in La Crosse Wisconsin urging garnishment of property to satisfy a debt of nine dollars forty cents. A justice of the peace C L Baldwin will hear the case in La Crosse on July 28 1913 at 9 o clock. If Knight fails to appear judgment will be rendered and the property sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
la Crosse
E. W. Knight
Christina Davis
C. L. Baldwin
Said County
Carnival crowd is biggest ever at event
Newsboy guests of the management enjoyed record attendance as crowds filled the carnival. Organizers touted the largest turnout yet and praised the lively atmosphere and entertainment lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboy
Motorcycle races open as Eagles carnival thrills La Crosse
A bustling La Crosse carnival lights up the afternoon with motorcycle races at the Motordrome and packed shows across Wortham and Allen venues. Newsboys, couples, and families enjoy diving girls, animal acts, and a slate of pit shows while crowds call it a record breaking week with sunny weather promising continued attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wortham and Allen
Jimmy
Dhe Moon
Wortham and
Aller
Eagles
Sahara
India
Princess Carita
Bobby
Crazy House
Log Worker Drowns After Epileptic Fit at Menominee
Joseph DeSottell, a long time employee of the Menominee River Boom Company, suffered an epileptic seizure yesterday, toppled from a log and drowned in Menominee Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee, Mich
Joseph DeSottell
Menominee River
Severance, Standard Oil Magnate, Dies in Cleveland
Louis H. Severance of New York, noted billionaire and Standard Oil magnate, died suddenly last night in Cleveland from acute abdominal trouble. He was 66. Severance had long chaired major oil interests and philanthropy.
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Cleveland
Louis H. Severance
New York
Standard Oil
Kabat Returns From Prairie du Chien Stay
E. Kabat has returned after a brief visit in Prairie du Chien, resuming usual activities and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kabat
Prairie du Chien
North Side News: Teen Foils Home Robbery Attempt
Walter Wilms and Patrolman Daniel Deneen chased 18 year old Milton Meyers from Chicago after he attempted to pry the Kight home door at 1336 Wood Street. Meyers was captured after a hours long pursuit near Grand Crossing and will face a preliminary hearing.
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William H. Kight
Wood Street
Milton Meyers
Chicago
Walter Wilms
Daniel Deneen
Wilms
Kight
Central
Deneen
Meyer
Berlin Street
Milwaukee Yards
Meyers
Grand Crossing
Burlington
Civic posters by Cleveland women educate factory workers
A committee of prominent Cleveland women launches a civic education campaign placing poster placards in factories. Florence Este of Philadelphia, elected to Societe National des Beaux Arts in Paris, is noted for a long landscape painting career and recent work at the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Florence Este
Philadelphia
Societe National Des Beaux Arts
Paris
La Crosse Residents See City Band Landing Film
Majestic theater in La Crosse shows Winona filmed footage of the Normal school band excursion landing in the city. The exclusive screening promises exceptionally clear pictures for Sunday and Monday audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Majestic Theater
Winona
The
Majestic
Wild West Show at Miller's 101 Ranch lands here
The 101 Ranch wild west troupe will perform in the city on August 9 on the circus grounds near 18th and Jackson streets. The show is famed as one of the road’s top wild west acts with new attractions added this year and marks the first open air affair of its kind this season.
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Eighteenth
Jackson Streets
Bennie Returns Home After Visit to City
Bennie arrived back in Westby today after spending several days in this city with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie
Westby
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in La Crosse Testimony
A La Crosse resident Mrs H Hermanson reports dizziness and back pain due to weak kidneys. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Erhart's Drug store her pains faded and health improved. Another family member also recovered. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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la Crosse
Dean
Doan
Erhart
I- 80
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Wisconsin Senate Fails to Fast-Track Walsh Liquor Bill
In Madison on June 26 the Wisconsin Senate rejected immediate action on the Walsh bill to transfer liquor licenses, sparking bitter debate. Other measures advanced or stalled included a Nordman optometry board, wages checks proposals, and a $7,500 Skogmo appropriation for Norway’s centennial celebration. The assembly moved on health, tax, and infrastructure bills with varied approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Walsh
Senate
Bichler
Skogmo
Conservation Committee
Hasting
Tomkins
Bosshard
Washington
Burke
Weissleder
Assembly
H. C. Martin
Committee On Education and Public Welfare
Nordman
Linley
Christiana
Norway
Axel Johnson
State Board of Health
Potts
Richardson
Mahon
Alderman Downs Stricken Twice with Stroke in City Hall
Alderman John F. Downs of 226 Mill Street fainted yesterday in the tax commissioner’s office at city hall. Dr. E F Evans and assistant treated him for nearly an hour before he regained consciousness. Downs, a Milwaukee railroad yard switchman, suffered a paralysis stroke days ago and was hospitalized. Doctors warn a second attack is unlikely if heat subsides. his condition is not fatal but serious concern remains among officials and railroad workers.
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John F. Downs
Mill Street
Tax Commissioner
E. FE. Evans
Alderman Downs
Milwaukee
Lutheran
Downs
Legislature actions on bills in session
The assembly debated and adjourned on various measures including a soil survey bill, a minimum wage bill for women and minors, and aid for county agricultural schools. It approved prisoner labor in jails, funded lawmakers' election expenses, and sent the Gettysburg survivors’ grant to a semi centennial event. The body also reconsidered the Australian ballot measure, rejected a route-change bill for railways, and defended Judge Ludwig in a libel suit. Finance panel expects state appropriations bills to be reported by next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peavey
College of Agriculture
Mahon
Industrial Commission
Hull
Assembly
O'Connor
Huber
McGovern
John O’day
Ralph H. Clark
Lincoln County
Senate
Railroad Commission
Assembly Judiciary Committee
John C. Ludwig
Milwaukee
Henry W. Zemke
Milwauke
Zemke
Finance Committee
Carl Denner Guest of Albert Fisher at Berlin Street
Carl Denner visits Albert Fisher living at 1118 Berlin Street and will return to Burr Oak in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Denner
Albert Fisher
Berlin Street
Mr. Denner
Burr Oak
North Side Briefs Show Guests and Stays Around City
North Side residents and visitors are named in a rounds of social notes. Rev A Murphy travels to Prairie du Chien to visit friends and relatives while Mrs L Maselle visits Iowa City. Others include Agnes Carlson in Minneapolis and Miss Mary Annston from Lake Preston visiting Esther Noem, plus several residents returning home after visits in Chaseburg Burlington Dubuque Minneapolis Barre Mills and Tomah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. Murphy
Caledonia Street
Prairie du Chien
L. Maselle
Avon Street
Iowa City
Agnes Carlson
Minneapolis
Donald Peterson
Wood Street
Chaseburg
J. Noem
Mary Annston
Lake Preston
S. D
Esther Noem
Charles Street
Luella
Catherine Zaiser
Burlington
A. McLeod
Charles St
Dubuque
Harvey West
Berlin Street
Nilmer Davidson
St. Paul
Clesson Wiles
Protter
Minn
J. Kane
Barre Mills
J. Calvin
F. Br
Tomah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Axminster
A. R. Nelson
Home Furnishing Company
Main Street
Fred Dittman Hardware Co
South Fourth Street
Justice’s Court
L. H. Severance
North Side News
People
Alderman
City Hall
W. W
Fred G. Holtze
S. Eighth Street
North Side Briefs
Castoria
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