Rose ordinance for electrical inspection wins roll vote
The Rose measure to establish electrical inspection and meter oversight passed after a heated council meeting. Opponents argued for weaker oversight while proponents, led by Alderman Rose, stressed consumer protection and self funding through licenses and fees. Thirty.
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Alderman Rose
Rose
Valentine
Downs
Keller
Schulze
Hirscheimer
Withee
Roellig
Smith
Hirscheimehr
Alderman Withee
Police and Fire Commission
Bachellor
Grover
Bacheller
Mee
Esch Still Undecided on Wisconsin Campaign
Madison March 9 Congressman John J Esch left La Crosse by train without announcing his candidacy He will await feedback from district supporters before deciding If they advise he may return to Madison next Tuesday Lenroot also delayed Hatten traveled to Milwaukee The situation remains unsettled as parties weigh their options
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Special Tribune Dispatch
Madison
Wis
John J. Esch
la Crosse
Esch
Lenroot
Hatten
Milwaukee
Death of Miss Mollie Young Near Holmen
Miss Mollie Young dies at 65 after long illness at her sister Mrs Frank Schaler home north of Holmen She lived in the area all her life Relatives include Phil Young La Crosse Mrs George Rener Preston Minn Jacob Young Shelby town and Mrs Frank Schaler Funeral set for Monday at 9 am from the Schaler home
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Mollie Young
Frank Schaller
Holmen
Phil Young
la Crosse
George Rener
Preston
Minn
Jacob Young
Shelby
Schaler
Father Fights For Offspring In Custody Case
Marion Newton of Wagertown Wisconsin sues his divorced wife Rose Newton for custody of two sons near grown. He claims Rose is unfit and has left the boys with him while she denies notice of custody orders. The 1897 Wisconsin divorce and 1900 modifications figure in the dispute.
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Marion Newton
Wagertown
Wis
Rose Newto
Minneapolis
Minn
Judge Fruit
Marion
Rose Newton
John H. Newton
George
M. Ngw
Watertown
Newton
Frank Cary
Minnesota
Wyman
Wisconsin
Primary Elections Should Proceed Regardless Of Candidate Filings
Assistant Attorney General F. T. Tucker states that under differing prior views and the Pray decision, voters may cast ballots in primaries even if no candidate files petitions. He concludes that primaries should be held regardless of candidate presence or filings to honor voter rights and party nomination principles.
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Sturdevant
Supreme Court
Fef. T. Tucker
Close Pressed for Money Sparks Marriage Moment
A humorous remark notes that a wife wrapping her arms around her husband before a touch hints at financial strain, reflecting a playful, anecdotal view on money pressures in relationships.
C J Michel Brewery plans new $250000 plant in La Crosse
The C J Michel Brewing company announces a quarter million dollar expansion building a 170 by 170 foot brick steel concrete facility on Division street west of the current brewery. A 170 by 60 foot bottling plant will rise across the alley on Second and Division. Construction to start after plans final, with full operation by year end.
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C. & J. Michel Brewing Company
Division Street
Second
Richard Grieser
Chicago
Ill
la Crosse
Third
Division Streets
Divison
C.sl. Colman Lumber Company
John Michel
Carl Michel
John C. Michel
Charles Michel
Brewing Company
Dowie Dies After Months of Decline at Zion City
John Alexander Dowie died at 8 40 am in Shiloh house Zion City after a prolonged illness. Delirious at times he saw himself conducting a service and ordered guards from his bed. Attendants Freeman Hannel John Hershfield and Judge Barnes were present. Dowie never recovered from the fight over his properties. his wife Gladstone and father John Murray are at a Muskegon summer home. The death ends a long era as Voliva and followers react with mourning and planned funeral proceedings. Dowie died likely from blood poisoning and dropsy complications.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago
Ill
John Alexander Dowie
Shiloh House
Zion City
Freeman Hannel
John Hershfield
Judge Barnes
Barnes
Dowie
Voliva
Gladstone
John Murray
Muskegon
Mich
Shiloh Park
the Apostle
Shiloh
Weather Outlook Quiet with Light Snow Possible Sunday
Generally fair tonight with a likely light snow Sunday and no clear temperature change. Coldest near 26 and warmest around 38 with winds at about 4 miles per hour.
Funeral for Caroline Kramer in Mormon Coulee
The funeral for 96 year old Caroline Kramer who died at her home in Mormon Coulee will be held Monday afternoon from the same residence with interment at Oak Grove. Frank Tillman in charge.
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Caroline Kramer
Mormon Coulee
Oak Grove
Frank Tillman
President Moll of the Wisconsin a Milwaukee in other city
Fragmentary text places President Moll of Wisconsin in Milwaukee and references a move or visit to another city, but details and context are unclear from the readable portion. The brief notes a leadership figure amid scattered references to locations.
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President Moll
The
Wisconsin A Milwaukee, Is
Ither City
Soldier on Trial for Neglect at Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas March 9 First Lieutenant G W Sager of the Eighteenth Infantry faces a court martial on neglect of duty. The exact charge will be revealed when the court convenes next Monday with Colonel C B Pratt presiding and Captain Guy G Palmer as judge advocate. Sager served as a volunteer in the First Illinois Infantry during the Spanish American War and later joined the Twentieth Regular Infantry, advancing from corporal to sergeant before becoming a lieutenant in the regular army.
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Leavenworth, Kas
G. W. Sager
Eighteenth Infantry
C. B. Pratt
Thirtyfirst Infantry
Guy G. Palmer
Sager
Illinois Infantry
Twentieth Regular Infantry
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