Death of Emma Jane Young Wife of J L Young
Emma Jane Young died at 5 30 am yesterday at 1123 Caledonia street aged about 55 born in Wisconsin and long resident of the area survived by husband and five grown children George and Elwin Young Cataract Wis Wm M Young West Salem Walter A Young Burr Oak and Mrs Frank Rummel West Salem also three brothers and three sisters William Michael and Jacob Pafaff Margaret Young Minna Amburn and Sarah Schlifer Funeral at West Salem with services there then body shipped to Mindoro for interment.
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Emma Jane Young
J. L. Young
Caledonia Street
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
George and
Elwin Young
Cataract
Wis
Wn. M. Young
West Salem
Walter A. Young
Burr Oak
Frank Rummel
William
Michael
Jacob Pafaff
Margaret Young
Minna Amburn
Sarah Schlifer
Mindoro
Beveridge Sees Oklahoma and Indian Territory Statehood
Senator Beveridge predicts Congress will enact single statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory at the next session. He wrote to C J Jones of Oklahoma City organizer for a July 1 convention, hailing the future state and urging unity for its creation.
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Washington
Europe
Beveridge
C. J. Jones
Oklaoma
Oklahoma City
Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hood
Territories
American Congress
Republic
Resignation Sought Over Voter Machine Fees
Governor Hanly demanded and received the resignation of Albert R. Thompson, secretary of the voting machine commission in Indianapolis. Thompson was accused of charging $50 extra to each commissioner as a fee beyond the legal amount, prompting the governor’s action. Thompson argues the law permits an additional expense fee.
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Indianapolis
Hanly
Albert R. Thompson
Voting
Thompson
Public Proceedings of La Crosse County Board 1905
The La Crosse County Board of Supervisors met March 30 1905 at the courthouse. The minutes detail committee actions on jail furnishings and a new stove, office moves, bridge funding for Black River, and traveling libraries status plus extensive building and abattoir road work and numerous claims and expenditures reviewed and approved.
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la Crosse
Wis
County Board of Supervisors
la Crosse County
City of
J. L. Pettingill
Jensen
J. K. Johnson
Ritter
Kaylor
Board of Supervisors
Wisconsin
Court House
C. Miller
Wm. Peterman
Peter Nelson
Court House Park
A. C. Kaylor
O. S. Sisson
W. F. McEldowney
Sisson
McCann
Black River
Campbell
North la Crosse
West la Crosse
Barre
McMillan
Bangor
Greenfield
Rockland
Washington
Burns
Midway
Barre Mills
French Island
Shelby
Holmen
New Amsterdam
Onalaska
West Salem
Mindoro
Stevenstown
Twentieth Century Club of
Free Library Commission
Lacrosse County Board OF Libraries
Mary A. Smith
Schick & Roth
O. J. Oyen
P. Nelson
Wm. Leiking
Bell
Bill of Thill & Lapitz
F. Dittman
Thos. Kane & Co
George Cagendish
Tillman Bros
Jas
Gaskill
Fetter-Baker-Neibuhr Co
Thill & Lapitz
Odin J. Oyen
Schick
Bill of Schick & Roth
Fetter-Baker-Niebuhr Co
E. R. Barron Co
Thos. Benton & Sons
la Crose
Geo. McMillan
W. L. McEldowney
Court House Building Committee
C. Johnson
McGilvray Bridges
Bey
la Crose Steel and Bridge Co
Abattoir Road
Honorable
Board of Supervisors of
County Board
John W. McCann
A. E. Thompson
W. H. McEldowns
la Crosse, Wis
Hillsboro visitors and city notices from Rose street
Mr and Mrs J M Sarles and son of Hillsboro ND are guests of CC Lien at 927 Rose street. Martin Masrud of Avon street improving. Mrs J Henderson and family went to Seattle. Thomas Gibson of Rose street confectioner visiting Rochester MN. Caledonia street M E church ladies to hold rummage sale on Rose street tomorrow and Thursday. Born to Mr and Mrs John Luehne at 327 Rose street a boy. Steamfitter Ed McGraw refitting Milwaukee round house pipes. Morton Smith Milwaukee road traveling engineer visiting. Roadmaster P Madden arrived from the east. Two men arrested by Detective Taylor for stealing shoes at the American house on Mill street. they refused payment of board and were intoxicated. alleged to be Milwaukee road extra section crew, former Chicago teamsters. Rev and Mrs W P Schlein to host Ladies Aid of German M E church Friday at 1304 Berlin street.
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J. M. Sarles
Hillsboro
N. D
CC. L. Lien
Rose Street
Martin Masrud
Avon Street
J. Henderson
Seattle
Washington
Thomas Gibson
Rochester
Minn
Caledonia Street
M. E. Church
John Luehne
Ed. McGraw
Milwaukee Round House
Taylor
Mill Street
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
W. P. Schlein
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. FE
Berlin Street
Aged Woman Murdered in Trenton Suburb
Detroit May 17 an elderly woman Mrs William Homminick aged 60 was shot multiple times at her Third street home in Trenton. Neighbors hearing five shots found her dying with wounds to the breast leg forehead and a broken nose. Her husband, a section hand, was away visiting friends and returned as authorities pursued a fleeing suspect unseen by witnesses.
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Detroit
Willliam Homminick
Third Street
Trenton
Get Rich Quick Concern Loses Mail Ruling
United States District Attorney Haupt reports Judge Lochren's oral opinion dismissing the Hathorn Commission Company suit against Postmaster Hale of Minneapolis. The court found the company engaged in fraudulent business with a nationwide operation. The firm plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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St. Paul
United States
Haupt
Lochren
United States District Court
Minneapolis
Hathorn Commission Company
W. D. Hale
Lochrew
District Attorney's Office
United States Supreme Court
Half Rates to Annual Meeting for German Baptist Brethren
Excur sion tickets sold at one fare for round trip from May 31 to June 2 via Northwestern Line. Tickets available at one fare for Bristol, Tennessee, with favorable return limits. Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry.
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German Baptist Brethren
Bristol
Tennessee
Northwestern Line
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
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Proceedings of the County Board of Supervisors
County of la Crosse
State of
Circuit Court
Register of Deeds
O. L. Sisson
D. L. Aiken
Julius Hackbart
Molzahn & Lyons
Geo
Brown Co
C. E. Doty & Co
James Gaskill
Thill
S. Gilbertson
Fred Dittman
General Fire Proofing Co
C. Johnson, D. L. Aiken
M. Funke Boiler Company
la Crosse Bridge and Steel Company
McGilvray Road
EK. E. Houghton
John Coady
Byrne Coco
J W. Taylor
Gileasnleew
Sol Burdick
Paul Hefti
Si Pareiss
Ics
J. W. Taylor
Thomas Kujawa
Hi. Berg
W. S. Jameson
Gai Beardie
C. H. Berry
Mary Hohl
J. B. Moss Ab
J. L. Callahan
Good Sheperd Ind. School
Marie A. Simmerling
Sten
C. W. Hunt
Batchelder & Son
Mdsc
E. M. Young
G. J. Egan
A. O. Colby
Fred Duttman
Mdse
Christensen & Gunderson
S. J. de Ranitz
John Timp
Cavanaugh & Smith
Thos. P. Benton & Son
Chas. Spettel
A. S. Trow & Co
Wood
la Crose Plumbing Supply Co
C. A. Sterling
Fred Kroner Hardware Co
Whitebreast Coal Co
J. J. Poehling & Co
la Crosse Volksfreund Co
Notic
the Detective Publishing Co
C. W. Dunham
Geo. Bradish
Stamping & Tool Co
J. B. Ford Co
L. W. Alger
E. B. Wiggert
Chas. J. Schoenfeld
H. H. Byrne
Eau Claire
H. Ryan
Fred Heil Shoe Co
John A. Salzer
Library Bureau
Stockhouse & Peterson
Leader & Press
Sol. Burdick
Hoeschler Bros
Geo. D. Wright
H’t Pl
Stavrum & Hulberg
A. F. Anderson
J. B. Murray & Co
John S. Houges
Shecill i
John Streeter
Reg
V. Tausche Hardware Co
N. Haerter
L. Coren
Wilson & Robertson
Nels Thompson
Wm. Penn & Co
John Brindley
la Crosse Coal Co
Ereeenee
Née Kent Ae
Cord Yi
Ver Ff
A. E. Thompson, Chas. Spettel
Committee On
County Court
Justices of the Peace
Coroner’s Court
I Ey Bee
Iscicc
Chas Schubert
Reeery Tegheec
Lempht
Paul Hefti Vieeks
Wm. Mitchell
Badass Etsene
Béexton
Cnidab Ehudl x
New Cinde
Therese Heide
Erscesse
Mary Luedke
Daniel Callahan
Hivtea
Aaron Callahan
Eceettevesenscos
Eer
Eeesteeceese
Webber
Teicen
Ludvig Hanson
I. Enebes
John WE
Ituhie Egg
Oss
Byrne
Pamine Weis
Minnie
Britton
John Rockelmann
Thomsey Herman
Justin Ee
Adam Kroner
Huthere
Ross
Odell
James Karbusicka
Laura Kelly
Baedeee Ose Sonne Torrard
Otto Wendlendt
Arthur Rroourrroe
Ieee
Joseph MY
Eonore Gillin
Cde Icceenessas
Nick Cook
Eee
Morton Smith
P. Madden
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