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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

10

The Nation's Capital as a Made Capital

A Free Press census figures Washington at about 339000, ranking it with Edinburgh and Stockholm. The capital's population reflects its role as seat of government, not a large commercial hub, with a residential character and urban convenience shaping its growth and wealth. The city blends government work with leisure, attracting residents seeking temperate climate and palatial winter homes.

Free Press Washington Edinburgh Mexico Lisbon Stockholm United States

Sterling News Writer Claims La Crosse Farm Plan

A Sterling Illinois sportswriter asserts La Crosse will farm players to Sterling as overstock is released, a claim manager Hawley finds new and likely tied to Killian and scouting. The St Paul Colored Gophers visit La Crosse en route to New Albia for a game. Eberly to pitch today with Flynn tomorrow.

Sterling, Ill Joe Killian Chicago Record-Herald Sterling la Crosse Hawley Killian St. Paul

Sparse Northwest Census Find Yields Sparse Population

In the 1900 census, enumerators recorded only a sparse population in a remote Northwest section, highlighting minimal settlement and limited dwellings. The report notes few families, scattered farms, and long travel distances to nearest towns.

Burglars Blow Safe In Mountain Store Theft

In Oconto Wisconsin on May 14 the Baldwin store in Mountain was blown open with dynamite and about 850 dollars stolen. Of the loot 795 dollars belonged to a woodman named Frank Walman who had just drawn it from the bank and planned to leave soon for his old home in Denmark.

Oconto Wis H. A. Baldwin Mountain Frank Walman Denmark Anholz Teddy Wolf Boer Gans Joe Los Angeles Thompson England

Kidney Cure Promises Prevention of Fatal Diseases

An ad warns kidney complaints are the deadliest disease as they silently seize the system before recognition. It advocates Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventive measure if taken timely, attributed to O. T. Erhadt.

Foley O. T. Erhadt

An Authority Defined in a Capitol Banter

In the early days of Big Tim Sullivan’s House tenure a debate with Representative Alexander of Buffalo arose over what makes a finance authority. Sullivan argued any speaker may act as an oracle, while Alexander asked for a definition. Sullivan quipped that his notion of authority is a man who bluffs beyond his limit.

Big Tim Sullivan House of Representatives Alexander Buffalo Sullivan Big Tim Philadelphia

Death of Mrs Jennie Bosshard Former Lacrosse Co Woman

Mrs Jennie Bosshard widow of Charles Bosshard died May 8 1908 at Tolley North Carolina where she had lived a year. Born March 19 1870 in Midway La Crosse County she was 38 at death. She came to Jefferson as a girl lived with the Lytle family and married in 1891. Surviving are two children Phyllis 15 and Royal 13, plus an aged mother and several siblings. Funeral services were held at the M E church and she was buried in Greenwood cemetery. She was beloved by many for her kindness and devotion to family.

Jefferson, Wis Jennie Bosshard Midway Wis Charles Bosshard Tolley N. C Nee Lytle la Crosse County Jefferson James Lytle Chas. Bosshard Phyllis Royal Ashville Bosshard Lytle- Stoppenbach Company Jefferson Junction M. E. Church Greenwood Cemetery Kafer Albert John Pearl Fox Geo. J. Kispert John M. Bienfang

Holy Trinity Boys Win The Series In Bowling Match

The Holy Trinity team defeated St Joseph’s 13 692 to 11 851 to win the four game series by 1 281 pins. Balduzzi rolled 2 081 in 100 balls as the star of the night in a lightweight championship context.

Frebig Balduzzi Winzel

Gans and Unholz Battle Fails To Satify Night Fight Hype

San Francisco May 14 Fight fans show keen interest in tonight's bout between Joe Gans and the Boer Unholz for the gong. The bout draws attention as the two veterans prepare for a decisive match in the ring.

San Francisco Cal Joe Gans

Plan Big Welcome at Green Bay 20th

In Green Bay Wisconsin on May 20 the city will stage a holiday style welcome for its opening game with Freeport. President Murphy leads the effort to surpass previous demonstrations. Pitchers La Belle and Francis are in training here for the homecoming and warm weather preparations.

Green Bay Wis Freeport Murphy la Belle and Francis

Cross, Outlaws Reach Deal in Philadelphia Trade

Love Cross, recently released by New, has signed a deal with the Outlaws in Philadelphia. The agreement follows his release and positions Cross to join the team's lineup for upcoming games and events.

Philadelphia Love Cross New

Orleans to captain Union third base in Outlaw league

Word from Cleveland says terms satisfactory and he will join the Philadelphia Union on Monday. Lave eager to play here again despite a strong offer from Arthur Irwin to join the Washington Outlaws.

Cassiboine Changes Second Base for Fort Wayne Team

Fort Wayne Indiana May 14 Martin Nye, who has been playing second base at Zanesville, has been released by Manager Hogan. He may get a post with Madison in the Wisconsin Illinois league. Nye was worked out with the locals early in the season.

Fort Wayne Ind Martin Nye Zanesville Hogan Madison Nye

FIND BOYS AFTER A LONG SEARCH

Steven Vanish and Henry Engel, Park school students, failed to return from Morse's woods on Saturday. Neighbors searched the woods overnight with fifteen volunteers and dragged streams. They were found Sunday afternoon at their grandmother's home in Clark's Mills, eighteen miles northwest of Manitowoc.

Manitowoc Wis Steven Vanish Henry Engel The Park School Clark's Mills Morse’s Woods

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