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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
5
For Sale Multiple City Lots and Goods Listings
Several for sale notices including corner lot on Twenty-first street for 100 dollars and others on Nineteenth and Ferry Green Bay Vine King State Twenty third near King each priced 175 to 350 dollars with easy terms. Also business stock sale by N Olsson 1409 George La Crosse and several notices of real estate and labor training offerings from Moler Barber College and La Crosse Cracker & Candy Co. Also diamonds watches loan offer and stair builder wanted with contact details in Tribune notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-first Street
Nineteenth
Ferry Street
Green Bay Street
Vine Street
King Street
State Street
Twentythird Street
King
Frank G. Roth
N. Olsson
George Street
la Crosse
Evans Narrowly Escapes Drowning in Black River
John T. Evans of Evans and Pederson cement sidewalk firm had a close call Saturday afternoon crossing near Holway mill. Slush ice broke under him, he fell in, was pulled out by local bystanders using a ladder. He endured cuts, rib injuries, and lingering peril from a swift current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Evans
Evans and Pederson Cement Sidewalk Company
Black River
Evans
Holway
Mr. Evans
Sparta Court Session to Last All Week
Judge Fruit and Court Reporter Harrison returned to Sparta this morning to continue circuit court. The session promises to last all of this week and perhaps part of next. There are 15 criminal cases, 19 jury cases and 27 issues of fact for the court on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit
Harrison
Sparta
Captured by Three-Land Fighters in Samar Clash
Manila report says in Magtaon Samar a fight between constabulary and Pulajanes wounded two constabulary officers and several privates. Governor Curry is missing as officials feared a ruse in a suspected surrender offer. Curry, a former Rough Rider and Manila police chief, later became Samar governor with powers to restore peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Magtaon
Samar
Curry
Lobinger
Hoover
New Mexico
Rough Riders
Philippines
United States
Feito
SINGERS GET RATE TO LACROSSE
Members of the local committee on arrangements announced that the western passenger association granted a rate of one fare plus two dollars for the round trip to the Saengerfest of the North Western Scandinavian Singers' Association to be held here in July. The rate should attract a large attendance from surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Passenger Association
Northwestern Scandinavian Singers’ Association
Bottling Works Enlarges with New Syphon Filling Machine
The North Side Bottling Works adds a syphon filling machine and plans to distribute syphons citywide as in the past. The plant recently installed several new machines, is crowded for space, and expects to enlarge the facility soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
North Side Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Moves
Local notes record clothing firm activity Clever cut suits for smart dresses. John Wilbur laid up with a hand injury at home on Charles street. Mrs Q E Bjorgaard of Cyrus Minn guest at 1017 Berlin street. Mr and Mrs J F Lawrence moved to Kane street. Logan street school roof damaged in wind. Manke and Pfafflein repaired it. Alderman Valentine ill at 1353 Celedonia street. Mrs G H Welsch visiting relatives in Winona. Century Cinch club visited La Crescent. Smith Owens set to become foreman in Pine Bluff Ark. Corlett and son Ray visiting Minneapolis. W C T U tea at 823 Rose street hosted by Mrs John Grimes. Arthur R Schulze confined at home upper Avon street. Ernest Ames visiting Ferryville. Ladies physical culture class to meet at Mrs J F Saltz. Hiscox threatened with pneumonia. C Davis to Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson-Nein Clothing Company
John Wilbur
Charles Street
Q. E. Bjorgaard
Cyrus, Minn
Myrtle Carey
North Side
Berlin Street
J. F. Lawrence
Loomis Street
Kane Street
Logan Street
Manke
Pfafflin
B. H. Valentine
Celedonia Street
G. H. Welsch
Avon Street
Winona
P. Loomis
Hagar Street
Century Cinch Club
O. O. Post
la Crescent
Smith Owens
Pine Bluff
Ark
Sawyer and Austin Company
Corlett
Ray
Minneapolis
Lillian Herman
John Grimes
Rose Street
Arthur R. Schulze
Board of Public Works
Upper Avon Street
Ernest Ames
Ferryville
J. F. Saltz
J. D. Hiscox
C. Davis
Dubuque
Local residents plan visits during spring break
Linwood Widrick of 1414 Wood Street, recently recovering from pneumonia, will be active soon during spring vacation. Malcolm Taylor will visit GaleNa with relatives. A A Adair and son Arthur visit Rock Falls Illinois. Mrs FE Schmuck and Miss Polly Jones return from Brice's Prairie and other shopping. Del Davidson from station No. 4 visits Wi nona. Carl Brinkman visits Minneapolis. Lizzie Kahler returns to St Paul. Misses Devine and Wartin bee travel to Chicago to visit Mrs. Spence. J B Capellan upgrades his Mill Street shop interior. H Sampson of St James Street plans move to Madison. Oscar Roberge home from DeIl y’s Lake claim. John Olstad improves display windows.
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He Willisit
Linwood Widrick
Woodstreet
Malcolm Taylor
Galena
A. A. Adair
Arthur
Rock Falls
FE. Schmuck
Polly Jones
Brice’s Prairie
Cravenettes
Larson- Nein Clothing Company
del Davidson
Station No. 4
Winona
Carl Brinkman
Minneapolis
Lizzie Kahler
St. Paul
Mary Devine
Wartinbee
Chicago
Wm. Spence
J. B. Capellan
Mill Street
Woman Charged With Smuggling Lace From Steamer
Ellen Cathers, a richly dressed woman believed to use a fictitious name, was arrested on arrival of the steamer LaSaverie in New York for attempting to smuggle lace valued at several hundred dollars. She is held in $2,000 bail for examination after officials found lace hidden in her cloak sleeve and clothing. Bail was provided by a friend who deposited $1,000 in cash and a $500 bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellen Cathers
United States
Shields
Feilner Acquitted After Murder Plea Denied
Christian Feilner, who had pleaded guilty to murder, was acquitted by a St. Charles jury after he testified about lying in wait and killing Hauff. He claimed self defense and cited domestic trouble as context. The jury's verdict came within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Christian Feilner
Barnett
Circuit Court
Feilner
Hauff
Hidden Gains Add Up Through Small Ones
A fragment hints that many small contributions accumulate to a large total over a year and may surprise in the end. It emphasizes the value of every small effort and collective impact rather than a single large gain.
Strangers Laud Kreutz Orchestra Amid Local Apathy
A well travelled music lover attended the Kreutz orchestra concert yesterday and remarked that the ensemble has endured for years with little united citizen support, relying on its own efforts and resources. He called the situation surprising given the group’s longevity and local presence.
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Kreutz
Kicked by Colt Thrune in Farmyard Accident
Thrune a well known farmer near Coon Valley narrowly escaped death when a colt kicked him in the chest breaking two ribs and knocking him against a fence gate causing a head gash. Dr Storlie treated him and set the broken ribs. a slightly different kick could have been fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Thrune
Coon Valley
Death of Shelby farmer Matheas Bundru at 65
Matheas Bundru a well known Shelby farmer died Saturday at his home on the Mormon Coulee read of a complication of diseases He was 65 and had lived on the same farm sixty years coming from Baden Germany with his parents at age five Surviving a widow a son and a daughter He was an uncle of William Doerflinger Funeral services will be Tuesday at 8 am from the residence and 9 am from St Josephs Cathedral with Rev G Sluyter officiating Interment in the city Catholic cemetery.
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Matheas Bundru
Shelby
Mormon Coulee
Baden
Germany
Bundru
William Doerflinger
St. Joseph’s
Three Brothers Reunited After Forty-One Years
In Richmond Indiana on March 26 Benjamin and Charles Crump, natives of Virginia, reunited with their brother James Crump after forty-one years. Benjamin and Charles were moved to Wayne county by Union soldiers in 1865 and Benjamin later returned to Virginia to bring the others to Indiana. James had vanished and wandered through several western cities while seeking his brothers.
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Richmond
Ind
James Crump
Benjamin
Charles Crump
Virginia
Benjamin Crump
Indiana
Wayne County
Charles
City debates brass band support versus orchestra strength
A speaker argued that the city should back a strong orchestra rather than a brass band. He noted towns with 2000 residents can sustain a brass band cheaply, but quality orchestras are scarce and hard to maintain. He recalled the Sparta convention where Bangor and La Crosse bands earned honors, and praised La Crosse’s limitless orchestral potential if properly funded.
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Sparta
Bangor
la Crosse
Viroqua
Westby
Soldiers’ Grove
Wisconsin
Very Low Rates for Northern Settlers Reunion
Very low excursion rates to the Second Annual Reunion of the Northern Settlers' Association at San Antonio Texas via the Chicago North-Western Line. Meetings are set for April 20 and 21 with special tickets on April 3 and 17 and favorable return limits. Apply to Chicago & North-Western Railway agents.
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Northern Settlers’ Association
San Antonio
Texas
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Dr George Powell Career as Consulting Physician and Surgeon
Dr George Powell is identified as a consulting physician and surgeon. The fragment notes his professional roles but provides limited context or additional details about practices, affiliations, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powell
La Crosse Water Bond Election Ordered for 1906
City of La Crosse voters will decide April 3 1906 on a 75000 bond issue to fund water system improvements including filters. Bonds issued at up to 4 percent interest, 1000 each, mature 10 to 20 years. Voting in wards with notices published and posted.
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la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
City of la Crosse
Common Council
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