La Crosse Defeats Green Bay In Opening Baseball Game
La Crosse beat Green Bay 4 to 2 in the season opener marked by pennant raising and ceremonies. Jond’s superb defense and three hits powered the Champions, while Stremmel held Green Bay’s offense to two runs. Mayor Torrance urged restraint in criticizing players after misplays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Green Bay
la Crosse Association
Dana
Third Regiment
John DD. Wilson
Torrance
la Crosse
Grandstand
Torraney
Snap
Ginger
Schneiberger
Stremmel
Jond
Kerwin
Fuchser
Hazel
Killian
Bond
Frederickson
Connor
Vogt
Kenetchy
du Chien
Geyer
Brookings
Tennant
Block
Kiflian
Schneiberg
Cahill
Konetchy
Klock
Besser
Koneteky
Jones
Fuschsel
Fear A New Out Break In The Orient
Army officers in San Francisco fear a fresh outbreak in the Chinese situation and question how the war department will respond. Returning officers warn the crisis could deteriorate at any moment as disaster halts quartermasters stores valued at nearly three million saved for an Orient emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae
San Francisco
Army
War Department
Orient
Aug Kromroy and Son Return from Frisco in Straits
August Kromroy and son of North Ninth Street arrived yesterday from San Francisco where they faced harrowing disaster after the fire. They learned the local bank funds could be tied up indefinitely and had only enough money to reach Kansas City, forcing them to stay until aid arrived from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kromroy
North Ninth Street
San Francisco
Kansas City
North Side SeaSoul No H1 Abolished
The Franklin club held a debate on this year’s question whether the United States Senate should be abolished. The negative won unanimously with jury members C. F. Hoyt H. F. Wheaton and John Hanson. George B. Marvin led the affirmative, aided by D. L. Wartinbee and H. L. Taylor. The next meeting is set for the first Thursday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Franklin Club
C. F. Hoyt
H. F E. Wheaton
John Hanson
George B. Marvin
D. L. Wartinbee
H. L. Taylor
A. A. Zimmer
Paul Schulz
Thomas Morris
Carrie Olson Only One to Escape Building Collapse San Francisco
Relatives report Carrie Olson, former North Side resident now in Minneapolis, was the sole survivor when a large building fell in the San Francisco earthquake. Ole Schalvan also escaped after losing all possessions and narrowly surviving with his family after moving from Rice Lake to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Olson
North Side
San Francisco
Miss Olsen
Minneapolis
Ole Schalvan
Mr. Schalvan
The
Colman and Paul Mills
Rice Lake
Children Return From Frisco in Platteville News
Four children from Freeburg Houston county Joe John Lizzie and Anna Noel returned to Platteville after a week in Frisco with relatives. Robert Nelson of Windsor street became head bottler at the north side bottling works. Sidney Jacques may sign with a Duluth team. The family lived near Market street during the San Francisco disaster and Phil Goergen of Caledonia received their letter asking for help.
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Platteville
Wis
Phil. Pilger
Woodstreet
Otto Bosshard
Bangor
North
North Side Bottling Works
Sidney Jacques
Duluth
Burg
Houston County
Joe
John
Lizzie
Anna
San Francisco
I'risco
Market Street
Phil Goergen
Caledonia
Funeral of Mrs Sundt Monday
The funeral for Mrs P Sundt who died yesterday afternoon at about two o’clock will be conducted Monday afternoon at the Scandinavian Baptist church on Logan and Charles streets with Rev H F Anderson officiating and Andrew Sleten in charge. Interment will be in Campbell cemetery. She died of old age at age 90. A North Side resident for 25 years she had previously lived in Monroe county. Survived by Mrs Henry Mason Mrs Peter Rask Ove Sundt Rev Edward Sundt of Sparta Wis Rev J S Sundt now of St Paul and Mrs Backe.
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P.sundt
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Logan
Charles Stress
Hf. M Anderson
Andrew Sleten
Campbell Cemetery
North Side
Monroe County
Henry Mason
Avon Street
Peter Rask
Ove Sundt
Edward ‘Sundt
Sparta
Wis
J. S. Sundt
St. Paul
Backe
Moss Holder and Cale Wed at Avon Street Home
Miss Etta Moss Holder and Fred Cale married in a ceremony at 1336 Avon street officiated by Justice H. Langstadt. Relatives and friends witnessed the vows with Miss Marie Mossholder as bridesmaid and Frank Welsch as best man. The couple reside at 1336 Avon street. Cale works as an engineer at La Crosse Cracker and Candy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Mossholder
Fred Cale
Avon Street
Justice H. Langstadt
Marie Mossholder
Frank Welsch
Miss Mossholder
North Side
G. W. Mossholder
Gale
la Crosse Cracker and Candy Co
Wedded Last Night Emaline Kelin and Syver Gunderson Tie
Miss Emaline Kelin and Syver Gunderson were married at Trinity Lutheran Church on Avon Street at eight o'clock. A wedding supper and reception followed at 1524 Charles Street. Kelin is a North Side resident and Gunderson a popular member of the No. 3 Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emaline Kelin
Syver Gunderson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Avon Street
Charles Street
Miss Kelin
North Side
Mr. Gunderson
No. 3
Largest line of new wallpaper in the city
Sylvester O'Gar, traveling engineer on the Milwaukee road, is in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Marshall and children have returned to their home. Staats' Wall Paper Co. presents the largest line of wallpaper in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wall Paper
Staats’ Wall Paper Co
Sylvester O’gar
Milwaukee Road
J. F. Marshall
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Fred Kroner Hardware CO
South Third St
Detroit
Baturus
Fred Heil & CO
Oxfords
LA Grosse
Dress
Hoffman
R.H.E
Pink
Caledonia St
L. Natenshon & CO
Black
Jay ST
Kromroy and
Son
Frisco
J. F. Schrank
Main Street
Marines ( Clothing CO
Robert Nelson
Windsor Street
Paul Noel
I Geyise
Chronicle
Coca-Cola
la Crosse Bottling Works
Mrs. Sundt
Cale
North Side Briefs
Chas. Kaufman & Bros
Chicago
Om Invest NA &9
C. Newburg
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