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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1909
Page
8
Circuit Court Opens in La Crosse May Term
Circuit court for the May term opened this morning at the La Crosse county courthouse with adjournment set to Monday May 10. Judge J J Fruit, critically ill at St Francis hospital, is weaker and may not recover, while Judge Parrish of Ashland will preside from the 10th for at least a week to hear urgent criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Fruit
la Crosse County Court House
Judge Parrish
Ashland
Alfred Harrison
Peace Conference Sees Growth of Arbitration Plan
Business leaders push for compulsory arbitration in contract debts and a general treaty to curb war. The second Hague conference builds toward an international court and renewed rotations of peace talks with possible regular meetings and a permanent tribunal. Meantime resolutions target tariffs and war recruitment messaging, drawing socialist delegates into debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wm. J. Calhoun
Chicago
Wm. J. Hull
Swarthmore College
Hague
Edwin D. Mead
Boston
Richard Bartholdt
St. Louis
Resolutions Committee
H. H. Hartings
Congress
Saltaire
Milwaukee
Peace Conference
Department of War
Delates
Funeral for 13 year old girl in Norwegian Lutheran church
The funeral of Helen Magdaline Happle, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Happle, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 20 from the Norwegian Lutheran church. Rev Ma gelssen will conduct the services. Interment will follow at Oak Grove cemetery with Fessler and Dahl in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Magdaline
Louis Happle
West Avenue South
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Tomorow
Magelssen
Oak Grove
Fessler & Dahl
Dozen Hurt When Flyer Hits Engine in Minnesota
A dozen people were injured when Great Northern coast flyer No 3 westbound crashed into a freight at Delano Minnesota at midnight. Engineer Andrew W Watson and Conductor Hale were seriously hurt. A relief train carried five doctors to Minneapolis hospitals for the injured including mail clerks and baggage men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Great Northern
Coast Flyer
Delano
Andréw W. Watson
Hale
Firemen Defeat Bartenders In Colorful Ball Game
The firemen routed the bartenders 19 to 28 in a late afternoon exhibition on an empty lot. Rain tickets and flour prizes were handed out, with details about uniforms and a mysterious missing official scorebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Boys In Blue
Bunch
Joseph Meyer
Stoddard
Gold Metal Flour Company
Fleming
Slim Konetchy
Stoddard Hotel
Charles Niebuhr
Walter Stannard
Harry Olson
Emil Olson
Joe Hundt
Slim Kenetchy
Jos. Kabat
Jack MecGibbin
Jack Driscoll
Yorke” York
Frank Chance
Cubs
Bowman Faces Contempt After Testimony On Waukesha Frame-Up
Madison Wis May 4 deputy game warden H A Bowman testified amid grilling by Senators Marsh and Husting noting memory gaps and denial of involvement in the Stone house meeting. He contradicted several wardens on money exchanges and said he could not remember key details of the Stephenson campaign or subsequent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
H. A. Bowman
Marsh
Bowman
Stephenson
J. W. Stone
Stone
Kingsley
Thomas
Irish giant demonstrates jiu jitsu feats before 10 observers
In Dr Egan’s office Captain McLaglen and Miss Marie Rolfson showcased Japanese jiu jitsu holds before seven physicians and three lawyers. The captain felled Bijou manager Koppelberger with a neck press lasting about two minutes, then revived him by shaking his arms. Rolfson resisted a strength test, then proved she could not be moved by a strong lifter. McLaglen praised nerve-centre paralyzing effects while challenging Gotch or Johnson to meet him using their own methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
McLaglen
Marie Rolfson
Koppelberger
Bijou
Capt. McLaglen
Miss Rolfson
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Jack Johnson
Boyle deserts wife on eve of theft trial
Mercer Pa May 4 divisions appeared in both camps on the eve of the trial of Mr and Mrs James H Boyle for the alleged theft of Billy Whitla Boyle leaves his wife to defend herself in the Mercer county courtroom ahead of the proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer, Pa
James H. Boyle
Billy Whitla
Boyle
Destinies Choose Coach At Tonight Meeting
A community meeting tonight focuses on selecting a new coach for the program. Residents and organizers discuss qualifications, goals, and the impact of leadership on future performances.
Tri City Orator Calionight Eyes Local Victory
Local orators from La Crosse face Sparta and Viroqua in an evening contest with a four candidate coach choice from Bankhart Cooper Gill Doseff. Judges include Professors Benezet Hodgson and others as Sparta and Viroqua assert La Crosse defeat. A Saturday track meet pits La Crosse high school against All Star alumni led by Larson Dahlgren Bonneville Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Bankhart
Dartmouth
Cooper
C. O. Gill
Yale
Doseff
Chicago
George Gordon
John C. Burns
Benezet and
Hodgson
Ben Brindley
Fitch Shaw
Sparta
Viroqua
Johnson
Smith
Beebe
Teuter
Mabie
Krause
Howard Jones
Jordan
Onalaska
Findlay of
West Salem
Army of Galesville
la Crosse High School
Archie Larson
Jack Dahlgren
Will Bonneville
Marshall Field
Neisham and Bright Wed at North Side Home
Charles T. Neisham and Randie Bright married at the bride’s parents’ residence 1710 George Street with Judge Kleeber officiating. Neisham, an employee of the North Side Rug company, is well known in the city. The couple departed for their honeymoon late last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Neisham
Randie Bright
Judge Kleeber
George Street
North Side Rug Company
Assembly kills two notable bills in Wisconsin Legislature
Madison May 4 The assembly voted 44 to 31 to kill the Dr Irvine bill requiring instruction on contagious diseases in public schools. The Chappelle bill to test all cattle for tuberculosis was also killed in the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Dr. Irvine
Chappelle
California oil men alarmed over duty removal
California oil producers warn the removal of the countervailing duty on petroleum and products would be unjust to California products. They sent petitions and memorials to the senate urging retention of the duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
California
Senate
County Board Claims Committee Meeting Notice
The claims committee of the County Board will meet Thursday May 6. All parties with claims against the county must file with the county clerk on or before that date.
Wanted 2 or 8 rooms for light housekeeping
A young couple seeks furnished or unfurnished rooms with light housekeeping. They request contact at 16 Tribune Street. The notice appears in the Tribune issue dated May 4.
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Tribune
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