La Crosse Wins Second Game At Rockford
La Crosse defeated Beloit 4 to 3 in the second game of the series at Rockford. One error by Dodge the pitcher marked the contest, with Beloit finally finding his delivery in the ninth inning.
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Beloit Baseball Club
Rockford
Dodge
Beloit Battery
Oshkosh
Freeport O
Wis
Beebe
Freeport
Melvin
Moore
Karnell
Wausau
Green Bay
Corcoran
Connors
Fay
Householder
Girls to Play Baseball Here
The Boston Bloomers women's baseball team will play against the Browns in La Crosse Street Baseball Park on June 4. The Bloomers have toured the United States for several seasons, bringing women’s baseball to audiences nationwide.
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Boston Bloomers
United States
Bloomers
Browns
la Crosse Street
Bloomers set with all-women lineup in upcoming game
J. E. Gaul, advance man for the Bloomers, was in the city yesterday finalizing arrangements for the game. The team will field an all-woman lineup except for a catcher, in order Wilson at short, Brown at first, Nation infield, Hall on the mound, White catching, Roberts in right, Emmett in center, Woods at third, Dunbar at second.
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J. E. Gaul
Bloomers
Wilson
Brown
Nation
Hall
White
Roberts
Emmett
Woods
Dunbar
Public bonds to be sold tomorrow afternoon
The city council authorized $135,000 in public improvement bonds on May 16. They will be sold tomorrow afternoon at the city clerk's office to the lowest bidder. The lot comprises $100,000 in high school bonds, $20,000 in engine house bonds, and $15,000 in permanent street improvement bonds.
Charlie Lush Will Not Be Here Wises All Success
President W B Tscharner received a long distance call from Charles K Lush of Madison saying he cannot attend the annual Progressive association meeting on the excursion steamer Columbia. He regrets missing the banquet and notes his past role in La Crosse journalism and in securing the Hotel Stoddard site and the new hotel.
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W. B. Tscharner
Charles K. Lush
Madison
Progressive Association
Columbia
Lush
la Crosse
Stoddard
Program completed for Sharpshooters picnic
The La Crosse Sharpshooters club plans its annual picnic at the French Island range on June 4. Activities include an 8 am start with an address by Hon. W. F. Wolfe, prize shooting from 10 am to 3 pm, and a shooting king crowned. Refreshments will be served and Hudson will run boat service from State street foot to the park every half hour for attendees.
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City of
Hudson
State Street
Light Tans and Oxfords To Lead Summer Shoe Trade
La Crosse retailers report oxfords and tans as the top sellers this season with light shades proving most popular. Patent oxfords, button shoe revival, and improved lasts appear in men’s styles while spats gain favor for early spring. Women’s tan blachers and soft ooze leather offer dressy options with lower heels and slimmer toes.
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Russia
Heath to Join Committee Probing School Superintendent
Announcement states George M. Heath, former Fourth ward alderman, will join the newly appointed committee to investigate Superintendent John P. Bird following council requests for his removal. A meeting will be arranged when all members are available, several being out of town.
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George M. Heath
Fourth Ward
Superintendent of Public Schools
John P. Bird
Girls Injured When Pony Trap Overturned
Miss Ethel Witheral and Miss Lilah Derr were slightly injured when a pony trap overturned at Seventh and Vine streets last night. They were driving in the dark and struck an obstacle in the street. Miss Witheral sprained her ankle and Miss Derr, found unconscious, sprained her arm. a physician said injuries were not serious.
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Ethel Witheral
Lilah Derr
Seventh and Vine Streets
Miss Witheral
Miss Derr
Memorial and Local Notices Highlight La Crosse City Life
Memorial Day observances and special matinees mark La Crosse events. Local businesses promote services from wiring to carpet cleaning while the Tribune touts its city coverage. Visitors from Freeport and Marshalltown stop by as dredging and pavement work continue downtown.
Norwegian Lutheran Choir Benefit Program at Church Parlor
The choir of the Norwegian Lutheran church at Sixth and Division streets plans an entertainment and social in the church parlors tomorrow evening to benefit the choir. A strong program is prepared and a large attendance is expected. Rev. Magellson and the church choir will depart tomorrow afternoon for French Creek Wisconsin to assist in the dedication ceremonies of a new church.
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Sixth
Division Streets
Magellson
French Creek
Wis
For Sale Best Paying Business of Kind in City
Classified notice seeking purchase of a medical practice by Dr. Will Powell specializing in diseases of women with sickness as a cause and requests inquiries to "B" Tribune.
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B” Tribune
Will Powell
Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Remedy Offered
Advertises Gray's Yerba Santa as a revolutionary cough cure promising rapid relief for all coughs. Claims the remedy is unmatched and urges immediate trial. Available in bottles under $1 at Chas. Beyschlag's Drug Store, 5038 Main St.
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Chas. Beyschlag
Concert at Convent Hall Memorial Day Program
Announcement of a student concert at the convent music hall on Memorial Day at 7 30 p m. The program features solos duets and ensemble pieces with a tableaux and choral string ensemble to the national anthem America from Weber Jubilee Music performed by pupils of all grades.
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Convent Music Hall
America
Weber
Jessie Green at the Bijou This Week
Magnetic entertainer Jessie Green headlines the Bijou theatre show touring this week. Descriptions promise a unique act that defies lifting or physical constraint, drawing curious crowds to the neighborhood venue.
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Jessie Green
Bijou
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F. J. Mac Nett
MacMillan
Charlie Lush
Frogram
Dana
W. F. Wolfe
King
Havana
Adam E. Forschler
City News
Colby
Maranos
Main
George Powell
Knights of Pythias
Strauss’ Billiard Hall
the Tribune
Rocky Mountain
Press Club
la Crosse Rug Co
Government River
W. A. Thompson
Pettibone Park
Rose Keefe
Convention Fund
Gus
Mollister
Gund Brewing Company
Oscar Young
Freeport, Ill
H. C. Dean
Veteran Daily
Marshalltown
South South Fourth Street
Hollister
Richard Ray
Russell James
Portland
Ore
F. R. Haines
Cordell
Main St
Victor
Columbia Phonograph
Denison
Iowa
Regalia CO
Charles St
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A. F. Anderson
S. Fourth ST
A. A. Anderson
South Fourth Street
Wisconsin
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