Ludwig Holl, 87, Dies After Illness in City
Ludwig Holl, old resident of the city since 1887, died yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock at his son Friedrich Holl’s home on Berlin street after a three day illness. He leaves three daughters in Germany, Racine Wisconsin, and at Bostwick Valley, and a son Friedrich of the city. Funeral at 2 39 tomorrow at the German Lutheran church Rev Julius Bergholz officiating with Undertaker William Dwyer in charge. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Health had been poor for years, condition grave only since last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Holl
Friedrich Holl
Berlin Street
Germany
Racine
Wis
Bostwick Valley
Friedrich
German Lutheran Church
Julius Bergholz
William Dwyer
Oak Grove
Pinchot Ballinger Row Debate At Franklin Club
Tomorrow evening the Franklin club discusses the Pinchot Ballinger dispute and Tafts decision. The question is resolved that Taft's decision was just and wise with H L Taylor Otto Bosshard and H G Heydon for the affirmative and Spence Morris and Schulze for the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Club
Taft
H. L. Taylor
Otto Bosshard
H. G. Heydon
Messrs
Spence
Morris and Schulze
Forty four attend opening banquet of Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip
At the residence of Rev. Ayscue last evening the opening fall banquet of the Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip of the First Baptist church drew forty four men. A four course supper was served by the Ladies Industrial Society. Toastmaster L. J. Kilian introduced speakers including H. L. Taylor E. M. Tufts and C. F. Ogden who spoke on the past social and motto topics. Abner C. Gran discussed the significance of the Brotherhood with others listed as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayscue
Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Industrial Society
L. J. Kilian
H. L. Taylor
Brotherhood
J. E. Ayscue
C. F. Ogden
A. N. Gran
C. J. Sleer
N. D. Nielsen
H. G. Carroll
A. T. Rasmussen
L. M. Nichols
F. J. Corey
J. Williams
W. Noble
F. Worthington
F. Chamberlain
G. F. Sexauer
E. M. Turner
Mr. Boya
Mr. Heath
L. Fasting
W. W. West
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Ongoing Work
The Nor wegian-Danish M. E. church Ladies Aid will meet October 15 at the Berlin and Sill streets church. John R. Webber is home ill with pneumonia. The Milwaukee railway tank roof is nearly finished atop the north side. William Lovejoy takes a temporary post at Ed Johnston Coffee House and Lunch Counter at Mill street crossing. Peter Mellem resumes duty as Mil waukee road fireman after two weeks illness. City railway tracks at Mill street crossing are being raised as sewer work caused sinking and trouble. Mrs. Horace D. Norton travels to Owatonna Minnesota to visit kin. Mrs. R. L. Davis of 1428 Kane street goes to Trempealeau on business. Alfred Sorenson returns to St Paul after visiting here. North Side Progressive Association monthly meeting is at Woodmen hall Rose street. Franklin club to hold their next event.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Berlin
Sill Streets
John R. Webber
Island Street
Milwaukee Railway
William Lovejoy
Ed Johnston
Mill Street
Peter Mellem
Milwaukee Road
City Railway Company
Horace D. Norton
Owatonna
Minn
R. L. Davis
Kane Street
Trempealeau
Alfred Sorenson
St. Paul
North Side Progressive Association
Woodmen Hall
Rose Street
Franklin Club
Multiple Quiet Weddings Reported In City Homes
Mrs Effie Potter and Claude Gaskill wed at 8 pm in their Kane street home with close relatives present inside city limits. Otto and Gustav Schwartz wed nearby with reception at 932 Avon street. Miss Martha Rogowsky married Walter Newhalis of Milwaukee at Holy Cross church with about 75 guests and a breakfast celebration.
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Effie Potter
Claude Gaskill
Kane Street
George W. Fogg
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Edith Anderson
Clifford Gaskill
Martha A. Rogowsky
John Rogowsky
Avon Street
Walter Newhalis
Milwaukee
Holy Cross Church
Burant
Anna Rogowsky
Josephine Denenski
Emil Rogowsky
P. Dabroski
Minneapolis
T. Rogowsky
Harry Keller
P. Lukowsch
Mrs. Denenski
C. Stam
al Anderson
R. Dabroski
A. Bendrick
M. Bendrick
St. Louis
Stella Dabroski
Winona
M. Dabroski
Hatley
Wis
Weekly meetings at Fijel stad hall announced
J Denenski, who attended Miss Ann Rogowsky’s wedding in the city Tuesday, has returned home to Milwaukee. The regular weekly meetings at Fijel stad’s hall are set for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fijelstad
J. Denenski
Ann Rogowsky
Milwaukee
Vast Government Homesteads Open on Cheyenne and Standing Rock
One and a half million acres of farming and grazing land will be opened for settlement from October 4 to 23 on the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Indian Reservations. Registration centers are Aberdeen and Pierre. Direct daily trains run to Pierre and Aberdeen via The Chicago North Western Ry. For rates and pamphlets on securing 169 acre homesteads, contact any ticket agent of The North Western Line.
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Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Aberdeen
Pierre
Chicago & North Western Ry
North Western Line
School on Saturday proposal by pastors union
At yesterday's Pastors' Union meeting Rev. J. E. Ayscue suggested holding school on Saturday and making Monday a holiday to curb Sunday evening study by youths.
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Pastors’ Union
J. E. Ayscue
Miniature Watch Factory Cares for Repair Needs
W T Irvine, Jeweler at 429 Main St advertises a small scale watch factory repair department. It stocks tools machines and parts to fix worn or broken watches of any make and restores them to like new. Promptness and high grade work shine as the motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Irvine
Main St
New Bill Sparks Tax Talks Amid Pending Sessions
A new bill prompts discussions on income tax policy as lawmakers prepare to reconvene. Officials say modifications may target brackets and exemptions while economists caution about broader economic impacts.
Peary Attacks Cook With Eskimo Testimony In Polar Dispute
New York Oct 13 Lieut Peary publishes a formal statement arguing Dr Cook did not reach the north pole. Eskimo boys with Cook are said to deny his claims and laugh at his tale. Peary asserts time and distance make the journey impossible and notes the boys saw no caches or game. Also details surrounding La Crosse Manufacturers Club meeting events.
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New York
Robert E. Peary
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Cook
Peary
Bartlett
McMillan
Borup
Hensen
Dr. Cook
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Lieut
Lieut. Peary
Anoratok
Etah
Ah-petah
Cape Sheridan
Nerke
Cape Chalon
Complete program for sixth Western Wisconsin teachers meeting
County Superintendent B F Oltman outlines a two day agenda for the sixth annual Western Wisconsin Teachers Association meeting at the normal school in Oct. Highlights include registration, music by the High School choir, multiple educational addresses by state and local officials, and sectional meetings on science mathematics history English Latin and German with offi cial election of officers and round tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Oltman
Western Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
John F. Sims
Stevens Point
Miss Rollins
Martha
Schubert
Frederick Edwards
D. D
Milwaukee
Thomas Morris
la Crosse
Mattie McMillan
Manston
Fassett A. Cotton
Prin
I. B. Davies
Sparta
L. P. Benezet
Wm. McNeel
Tomah
G. A. Works
Menomonie
Science
W. P. Colburn
Viroqua
H. Co. Almy
Galesville
A. H. Sanford
Cook Replies To Peary Charges On Pole Claim
Frederick A. Cook issued a forceful response denying Peary’s accusation that Cook failed to reach the pole. He contends his Eskimo helpers I Took A Shoo and Ah Pe Lah misled Peary, saying nothing of Cook’s northward movements while reporting Cook’s southward position. The statement arrives as the dispute over polar achievements continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frederick A. Cook
Peary
Cook
I-Took
Polar Sea
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Dr. Cook
Detroit
King Street Paving Underway Between Fifth and Streets
A public works crew began relaying pavement on King Street from Fifth to Streets. Cross streets opened to traffic as teams from the asphalt plant move in to lay and roll the material. The project aims to complete a first section by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
King Street
Fifth
Reading and conduct topics in early elementary lessons
The page lists readings and teaching topics for primary grades including The Purpose of Re citation, What the Public Has a Right to Expect of Its Elementary School, and music and storytelling sessions. References show speakers J O Engleman, M Jackson, Lottie L Denee, and Miss Edna Mae Sewell among others from La Crosse and Winona.
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W.H. Hunt
Inspé
Madison
Pria. M. Jackson
Grand Rapids
J. O. Engleman
Institute
la Crosse Normal
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the Fashion Shop
Exclusive Garment Store
Main Street
Cathedral
Ars Ve
Baldwin
Andre Music House
South Fourth ST
Frank Tillman
South Seventh St
Pinchot Ballinger
Wellville
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battie Cree Mich
U.S. A
Shoe Shining Parlor
John Hadreas
Andrew and
Phillip
THE
Lacrosse Tribune
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
North Side
Potter-Gaskill
Geo. W. Fogg
Anna Herman
Gustav Schwartz
Carl Schwartz
Frieda Herman
Otto Schwartz
Mrs. Schwartz
ASAIN
Man McConnell
Commission Government
Facturers
la Crosse Club
Messie
J. W. Pryant
H. J. Hirshheimer
J. C. Burns
Joseph B. Funke
Carl F. Michel
G. van Steenwyk
Robert Calvert
United States
W. H. Taft
la Crosse Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Club
Calvert
H. J. Hirschheimer
New la Crosse Normal School
J. W. Bryant
Morris
McConnell
Bryant
J. E. McConnell
Mr. McConnell
Senator Morris
S. Medary
Cincinnati
Congress
Eberhart
Minnesota
Gulf
Commission
J. Gs. Medary
Supt. Oltman
Kentucky
Babe
Martha Rollins
H. la Wilson
River Falls
C. P. Cary
Marion Vos Burgh
Eskimos
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