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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1909
Page
6
Won't Celebrate Independence Day by local Norwegian groups
Monday May seventeenth will not be observed locally by Scandinavians as the Norwegian independence day. Norden society will give no celebration this year due to inability to agree on who should host. The Daughters of Norway will hold a public ball at Nicholson-Scott hall tonight with dancing as the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Society
Daughters of Norway
Lodge of Sons of Norway
Nicholson-Scott Hall
Kuhn Plant to Start Operations Next Week
Will Ott, president of Segelke Kohlhaus, announces the Kuhn plant will enter operation next week. Cabinet makers, stair builders and machine men are in demand as production is planned to continue through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ott
Segelke- Kohlhaus Company
R. C. Kuhn Company
Kuhn
Forty-Four Will Graduate In June From La Crosse High
La Crosse High School announces that Forty-Four students will graduate in June. The list includes the names of the senior class slated to receive diplomas at a commencement ceremony.
Eighteen Take High Honors At Commencement
A class of forty four will graduate from the high school in June one of the largest in years. Eighteen finish with average 85 or better for four years. Six seniors will give orations: Paul Esch Nathaniel Tourtellotte Minnie Knight Myrtle Bangsberg Will Freehoff and Marguerite Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Esch
Nathaniel Tourtellotte
Minnie Knight
Myrtle Bangsberg
Will Freehoff
Marguerite Anderson
Burglars Enter Drug Store Steal Cash and Stock
Thieves rifled the cash drawer of 5.50 and stole about 25 dollars worth of cigars perfumery and cutlery from Charles Euler’s drug store at State Street and West Avenue. They entered with a skeleton key and left without locking the door. A gum machine missing for two weeks remains unrecovered. Police notified and on the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Euler
State Street
West Avenue
Aldrich Tariff Bill Debate Over Structural Steel Rates
Senate debated paragraph 119 of the tariff bill on structural iron with stemmed votes on rates and classification. Aldrich accepted a $6 a ton Payne rate for structural steel, while punched and fitted steel faced 45 percent ad valorem under his plan, later discussed with Cummins and Smoot. The Aldrich schedule passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Cummins
Smoot
Utah
New York
Belgium
England
Germany
La Crosse to meet Wausau Sunday in postponed game
The La Crosse versus Wausau game at the league park was called off at noon and fans must wait until Memorial Day when Winona comes here again. Umpire Magee and players clash in yesterday's game as fines and suspensions surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Winona
McCarthy
Wausau
Roberge
Duluth
Hundt
Eau Claire
Lew
Schoonhoven
Magee
Lew Drill
Bryan
Elliott
Watsou
Romaine
Watson
Lett
Wilhelm
Mad Woman Dances on Perilous Roof in St Louis
Mrs. Charles Tice danced on a narrow roof ledge at her home in St Louis. Police, summoned by her husband, beat Tice to pretend to subdue her. The ruse lured her down and she was taken to the county hospital under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Charles Tice
Tice
Seibert Vanishes as Mazuma Disappears with Firm Funds
Robert Seibert proprietor of Standard Electric disappeared last Saturday on a supposed business trip. Partners state he is out of town and the police confirm notification of his absence. Several hundred dollars of the firm’s money is said to be missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Seibert
Standard Electric Company
Richard Roth
Siebert
McGregor Sees Second Flood After Heavy Rain
May 15 report from McGregor Iowa describes a repeat of last year seen as a near disaster. A foot of water swept Main street as the sewer reached overflow and another inch of rain could have caused major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgregor
Main Street
Pioneer Hokah Resident Dies at 77
Levi T. Lyon, longtime Hokah settler, Mason and veteran, died at home at Hokah aged 77. Funeral set for tomorrow at Hokah residence with Masonic rites at Kokah cemetery, Rev. Bailey of La Crescent to officiate. son John D. Lyon of Heckle, widow surviving. Burial arranged by Yessler & Dahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi T. Lyon
Hokah
Kokah
Rev. Bailey
la Crescent
Yessler & Dahl
John D. Lyon
Heckle, x. D
Cure of Dry Eczema by Cuticura Remedies
Captain George P. Bliss of Morris Manitoba reports relief from a persistent itchy leg condition after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He describes years of irritation and sores ending within ten days to three weeks of treatment while on police duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
George P. Bliss
Morris
Manitoba
Cuticura Soap Promoted for Baby Care and Skin Health
Warm baths with Cuticura Soap and mild Cuticura Ole ointment soothe infants and children. The combination, with Cuticura Pills, claims to treat eczema, rashes, and itching while purifying and beautifying skin scalp and hands. Sold worldwide by US Drug and Chemical Corp and other distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atria R Rose d
Xralia
Africa
Lennon, Ltd
Cape Town
U.S
Indications Point To Death By Own Action In La Crosse
Miss Holbek a trained nurse and linguist with Danish studies and a published Danish translation. Her family, prostrated by the news, cannot fathom self harm as she left no warning in a recent letter. She had a bank cushion and had planned to be home in June after attending the opera. Her brother William C Holbek will bring the body here for burial at 1510 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holbek
Copenhagen
Pittsburg
William C. Holbek
Burlington Limited
la Crosse
Mass Holbek
Marie Holbek
Laura C. Holbek
Arthur Holbek
Pacific Electric Company
Vine Street
City
Franzen on Trial for Watered Cream Sale
Albert Franzen pleaded not guilty in county court to selling cream with under 18 percent milk fat. He testified he worked for the La Crosse Pure Food company and his hearing was set to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Franzen
la Crosse Pure Food Company
Tornado Toll Rises Across Kansas Missouri Towns Hit Hard
Reports from storm swept districts indicate five deaths and more than fifty injuries. A series of tornadoes followed by heavy rains devastated Kansas towns Hollis and Great Bend with widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Hollis
Great Bend
Wheat crop saved by soaking rains across Nebraska
Soaking rains end a prolonged drought threatening the Nebraska wheat belt and the crop is reported saved. The weather relief comes as widespread rainfall from the eastern to western districts improves prospects for harvest and marks the end of a damaging dry period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Wheat Belt
Senators clash over tariff talks and Cummins vote
The debate on the Cummins amendment to the tariff bill features sharp exchanges as Senator Root defends committee information limits and Senator La Follette challenges New York influence. Money criticizes Root’s style, Lodge defends free speech, and the Cummins proposal to cut round iron duty fails 35 to 42 with a bipartisan mix of votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Aldrich
la Follette
Committee On Finance
Senator Root
Senate
New York
Money
Mr. Money
Ooot
Lodge
Mr. Root
McEnery
Beveridge
Borah
Bristow
Brown
Burkett
Clapp
Crawford
Cummins
Dolliver
Nelson
Pullman Plans 3 Million Expansion to Boost Cars Output
Richmond Dean announces Pullman company will spend 3 million dollars to build new plants at Pullman Illinois. The additions will raise annual car capacity to 30,000. The moves reflect optimism of near unprecedented prosperity and reinforce the firm’s back of its judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pullman Company
Richmond Dean
Pullman
Wisconsin assembly advances Dunn ballot opt option
Madison May 15 The assembly advanced the McConnell bill making Dunn ballot optional for counties with no debate. Also moved the Stewart bill requiring safety devices on corn shredders and the Ingram bill to ban adulteration in malt and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Madison
Wis
Assembly
McConnell
Stewart
Ingram
Caldwell Shooting Sparks Court Hearing Postponed
In Columbus Indiana on May 15 Charles W Caldwell a 40 year old attorney wounded in a confrontational encounter with Gustave Remy’s family had his hearing postponed to Monday evening. Caldwell admitted being wounded and said Remy shot him as he approached a trysting place to meet Belah Remy aged 16. A divorce petition against Caldwell has been returned to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Charles W. Caldwell
Caldwell
Gustave Remy
Elizabethtown
Remy
Cox
Belah Remy
District of Columbia
Knox
Taft
Court House
Cincinnati
Boiler Explodes Aboard Steamer Colgate Hoyle
Steamer Colgate Hoyle's boiler exploded two miles offshore of Fairport in Lake Erie. Four firemen the engineer and two oilers were badly scalded with some possibly fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, O
Colgate Hoyle
Lake Erie
Fairport
Jimmied Tariff Bill Sparks Senator Johnston Debate
Denison, Texas, May 15. Mystery surrounds the murder of Mrs. Lilly Hooks 18 wife of George Hooks. She was attacked in her bedroom through a window choked and killed with a butcher knife. Police have made no arrests or motive public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texas
Lilly Hooks
George Hooks
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Kidney Relief
La Crosse readers report back pain and urinary troubles eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs T Bramwell of La Crosse testifies her husband used the remedy for years with relief, and her sister was cured of kidney complaints. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Deans
United States
Dean's
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Beth Prenes
Pearl St
Micoket Ave
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Erhart
Euler Drug Store
Crooks
Seibert
Mazuma
Leenker
ST. LaCrosse
Police
Franzen
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Whitebreast Coal CO
Scranton Anthracite
Scranton
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Senator Johnston
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