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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1907

Page

8

Building men have busy time

Architects Schick and Roth draw plans for additions to St Gabriel cathedral at Prairie du Chien and an elaborate Trempealeau summer home for J R Stanton of New York City. Other projects include a brick residence at Galesville by Emil y Francar, Sacred Heart church foundation at Oelwein, fireproof Colman office building, a coal vault at La Crosse jail, Whitehall engine house library and city hall, and bids for Galesville high school.

Schick and Roth St. Gabriel Cathedral Prairie du Chien Trempealeau Mississippi Rver J. R. Stanton New York City Galesville Emily Francar Oelwein Sacred Heart Catholic Church Colman Office Charles W. Noble Colman Noble la Crosse County Hirshheimer Whitehall Parkinson and Dockindorf Galesville High School

McKinley Running a Beer Garden

Court reporter Alfred Harrison entertains G F Kenny a San Francisco resident living in Shanghai where he is a leading American manufacturer Kenny says Horace McKinley of La Crosse evaded federal officers over western land frauds and now runs a popular Shanghai beer garden after a failed flight with Little Egypt and misused funds.

Alfred Harrison G. F. Kenny San Francisco Shanghai China Orient Harrison Mr. Kenny London Montreal Kenny Horace McKinley la Crosse McKinley Egypt

Two Football Deaths Reported as Season Opens

Portage Pennsylvania dated note says Thomas Bertram twenty of Altoona died from injuries received in a game and may lead to prosecutions of Sunday players. Salt Lake City Utah reports Eugene Bourne thirteen died from a head blow becoming the season’s first football fatality.

Portage Thomas Bertram Altoona Salt Lake City Utah Eugene M. Bourne

Sanitary Floors Installed in Local Candy Stores

State law requires cement basement floors in candy stores bakeries and other manufactories. Gazsell candy store on Main street and Carl Pfund’s candy making shop on Main street have installed cement basements. Inspectors will extend enforcement to smaller bakeries with wooden floors to curb rodent entry.

Gazsell Main Street Carl Pfund

Italians Arrested in Pittsburgh Area Blackmail Ring

Thirty three Italians were arrested at Brownsville near Pittsburgh by Pennsylvania state constabulary in an effort to break up an illegal blackmailing society after several residents received threatening letters.

Pittsburg Brownsville Pennsylvania State Constabulary

Bishop leads confirmation tour across La Crosse diocese

Rt Rev Bishop James J Schwe bach will visit many congregations in October with stops listed from Glen Haven on Oct 8 to Argyle and Adams on Oct 30. On Oct 15 he will help lay the cornerstone of the church at Viroqua.

James J. Schwebach la Crosse Glen Haven Mount Hope Patch Grove Fennimore Boscobel Lancaster Potosi St. Andreas St. Thomas Dickenville Keiler Cinsinawa Mound Hazel Green Benton Cuba Platteville Darlington Gratiot St. Wayne Shullsburg Seymore Elk Grove Kendalltown Willow Springs Mineral Point St. Marion St. Paul Dodgeville Mission Hallandale Blanchardville Argyle and Adams Viroqua

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS GUARANTEE

Paz0 ointment guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or money back. Ad promises fast relief with a 50 cent price and ends with a faded line about love.

Post Office Rules Require Stamps On Outside of Tissue Envelopes

Postmaster W. B. Tscharner reports Washington directs stamps must be placed on the outside of tissue envelopes for letters and postal cards. Envelopes with stamps inside or under openings will be treated as unpaid mail and held. The rule aims to prevent misread postmarks caused by tinsel or designs showing through the tissue.

W. B. Tscharner la Crosse Washington, D. C

Golden Opportunity Wrecked by Lack of Genius

A succinct aphorism notes that many chances are lost when brilliance fails to appear. The phrase reflects on missed chances due to insufficient creativity or insight, urging sharper thinking to seize opportunities.

Roosevelt's Mississippi Bumpers Fuel Navigation Lesson

Washington reports that a pilot bumped the Mississippi bars on President Roosevelt's river trip to Memphis to illustrate navigation hazards. The flat-bottom steamer stayed safe, and the president learned of obstructions between Memphis and Keokuk as a precautionary education.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Mississippi River Washington Memphis Mississippi Keokuk

Wise is the man who expects the unexpected to happen

Wise is identified as a person who anticipates surprises and prepares for unforeseen events, suggesting prudent foresight in facing uncertainty. The phrasing emphasizes readiness and adaptability as valued traits.

Wise

Trade Balance Big 194 Million in Eight Months

Washington reports that August exports exceed imports by 1 464 404 dollars and the eight months to August 31 show a surplus of 194 453 163 dollars. Government officials expect exports to remain on the credit side of the ledger as imports rise.

Washington, D. C United States America

Policeman Fatally Shoots Isaac Jaffe in Brooklyn Park

In Saraton park Brooklyn Isaac Jaffe 23 son of a Manhattan cigar wholesaler was shot dead by Policeman Battleworth of the Ralph Avenue station amid a large crowd. Witnesses say Jaffe attempted to break away as the officer clubbed him for no reason.

New York Isaac Jaffe Pearl Street Manhattan Saraton Park Brooklyn Battleworth Ralph Avenue Jaffe

Brakeman A Taylor Recovers from Injuries

A Taylor brakeman injured Tuesday in Grand Crossing yards is recovering well and will resume duties. He was knocked down when an engine bumped a car, suffering a two inch scalp wound on the right side of his head. Dr Fischer, company surgeon, attended him and no serious injury was found.

A. Taylor Grand Crossing Mr. Taylor Dr. Fischer

Department of Transportation Idea Gaining Support

discussion in Washington about creating a new government department to be named Transportation. Officials of the Interstate Commerce Commission favor swift action to aid public welfare.

Washington, Dp. Co Congress Department of Transportation Inter- State Commerce Commission

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