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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1905

Page

6

Murderous assault on steamer Quincy led to Davis's death

Julius Davis a 22 year old six foot tall, 199 pound African American aboard the steamer Quincy near Eagle Point August 20 is described by Captain John Killeen as the most bloodthirsty on the levee. Killeen says Davis terrorized the crew and instigated shootings, with fear high among mates and deckhands until his death at Mercy hospital in Dubuque.

Julius Davis Quincy Eagle Point St. Louis Megro John Killeen Mnegro Mercy Hospital Dubuque Capt. Killeen Davis St. Paul Killeen Senator Depew John Gund Depew America Gund Doe Leo Wisconsin Bohemia John Gund Brewing CO la Crosse Wis

John Lokken Jr. Dies in Lightning Strike Funeral Held

The funeral for John Lokken Jr. was held today at 2 PM at the Charles Street Lutheran Church in Brandt South Dakota. Rev. E O Vikofficiating and N O Holberg presided.

John Lokken, Jr Brandt, S. D Charles Street Lutheran Church E. O. Vik N. O. Holberg

Untimely Death Sparks Grief and Funeral Service

Friends mourn a young man’s sudden death as a large crowd attends the services and accompanies the casket to Oak Grove cemetery for burial.

Oak Grove Cemetery

Senator Morris Delivers Address at Holmen Dedication

Senator Thomas Morris spoke at Holmen today during the dedication of the new school. A holiday was declared for Holmen and surrounding area as the program included music by the Holmen band, reports on the district forty years ago, building committee remarks, and multiple addresses by local officials and Rev Turno.

Thomas Morris Holmen H. Wallace Smith Turno Supt. Oltman John Filler Rev Gimmestad Thomas Mor

Forest Fire Rages Near San Bernardino In Mountain Reach

A forest fire in the San Bernardino mountains ten miles northwest of the city has burned beyond control since last Monday. Ranger Tortensen called for volunteers. twenty citizens went up and more planned to follow. Three tons of provisions were moved to aid the fighters as a large area burned.

San Bernardino Cal Cwef Tortensen

Taft Sail and Alice Roosevelt Welcome in Japan Voyage

Secretary of War Taft and party sailed from Manila aboard the transport Logan at noon for Japan. A bay demonstration greeted the Logan while onboard Miss Alice Roosevelt received numerous valuable presents from local natives after she came aboard.

Manila Taft Logan Japan Alice Roosevelt

Saloon Swamper Killed in Montana Street Shootout

In Lillings Mont on September 1, C M Robinson a drunken saloon swamper attacked day clerk J Wardhuse Northern hotel O B Crane and S T Rowland in the streets with a Savage rifle wounding them in the legs. A justice squad confronted him in a one hour exchange of fire and Robinson was shot dead by a bullet through the heart. The three wounded men are expected to recover.

Lillings Mont J. Wardhuse O. B. Crane Northern Hotel S. T. Rowland C. M. Robinson Robinson

Agreement Ratified Creating International Fraternal Congress

Milwaukee Sept 1 The consolidation pact between the Associated Fraternities committee and the National Fraternal Congress was submitted to the convention and ratified. It establishes the name International Fraternal Congress a representation basis granting 50 000 member societies two votes 50 000 to 100 000 three votes and an extra vote for each additional 100 000 members The executive board will govern.

Milwaukee International Fraternal Congress

Largest Ear of Corn Reported in Indiana Raised by Farmer Rae

John Rae, a farmer twelve miles southeast of Clinton Indiana, grew the largest ear of corn in the area possibly the state. The ear measures seventeen and a half inches long, twelve inches in circumference and weighs three and a third pounds. It grew on very poor clay soil.

Clinton Ind John Rae Here Indiana

Pirates Strike Mackinac Area Boats and Cottage Looted

Mount Clemens Michigan reports a band of pirates from the Canadian shore raiding the area. Launches scows and yachts were stripped of movable goods and a cottage on Pointe Huron was looted down to its bedstead.

Mount Clemens Mich Pointe Huron

Lumber Interests Form Pacific Coast Company

Detroit September 1 reports an amalgamation of lumber interests to operate in the redwood districts on the Pacific coast. The Pacific Lumber company has been organized with a capitalization of 10 million dollars and Articles of incorporation will be filed under the laws of Maine.

Detroit Pacific Coast Pacific Lumber Company

Carnival plans outlined by Geo Falk and Doctor Williams

Geo Falk of the board of public works and Doctor Williams of Smiths United Shows outlined the north side carnival site plan for next week stating streets will not be blocked and shows will operate harmoniously. Attendees praised the Smith company attractions as among the best seen by traveling exhibitors. Decorations featured pink and white carnations, with a red dining room.

Geo. Falk Board of Public Works Doctor” Williams Smith’s United Shows

Spider Web Social Entertains Epworth League Members

Miss Daisy Rice hosted an Epworth League spider web social at 1312 Caledonia Street with games involving numbered hats and winded spools. Guests included Misses Carrie Owens Maude Miller Blanche Covey Maymie Nessler Ollie Perry Bessie Shaw Cassie Smith Leona Dodge Margaret Rheinhardt Lacey Williams Irma Shackley Dolly Shackley Edith Brooks Ruth Howard Mrs Van Valer and Messrs. Irwin Richards Jas Casberg Ralph Smith Bert Marsh William Hanson and Mr. Evenson.

Daisy Rice Caledonia Street Epworth League Caledonia M. E. Church Carrie Owens Maude Miller Blanche Covey Maymie Nessler Ollie Perry Bessie Shaw Cassie Smith Leona Dodge Margaret Rheinhardt Lacey Williams Irma Shackley Dolly Shackley Miss Boma Edith Brooks Ruth Howard van Valer Irwin Richards Jas, Casberg Ralph Smith Bert Marshall William Hanson Mr. Evenson

Ramblers Schedule Two Games Against Badgers and Coamos

The Ramblers will play two games next Sunday. The morning game is against the Badgers on the south side grounds, followed by a noon game versus the Coamos on George Street grounds. A separate match between Vought-Berger and North La Crosse on George Street grounds offers a $100 purse.

Ramblers South Side Badgers George Street Coamos Vought-Berger North la Crosse

Marriage Announcement for Miss Lucy Williams and Newell Tasker

Cards announce the marriage to be held next Wednesday at high noon at the bride’s Berlin Street home. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev W J Patton of the Caledonia Street M E church. Miss Williams recently worked in Minneapolis where she met Mr Tasker. they plan to reside there.

Lucy Williams Newell Tasker Berlin Street W. J. Patton Caledonia Street M. FE Miss Williams North Side Minneapolis Mr.Tesker William Peters Burlington Machine Shops Colesburg Peters Bertha Borreson Charlotte Fjelstad Fergus Falls Emily Olson St. Cloud Street Alma Centre L. Sagen Freda Holmen W. W. Turner The North Presbyterian Church Shell Post la Crescent O. O. Post S. Post A. Hallan A. Nelson Loomis _ street Grand Crossing Blanche Purdy Mason Avon

North Side Society Hosts Thimble Bee Honor Guests

Mesdames Clara Bang R A Taylor and D O Weida entertained about forty friends Wednesday afternoon at a thimble bee. The event honored Mrs D A Kendall of Pine Bluff Ark formerly of the north side and Mrs Taylor of Minneapolis.

Clara Bang R. A. Taylor D. O. Weida D. A. Kendall Pine Bluff Ark North Side Taylor Minneapolis

North Side Briefs Round Up Local Visits and Travels

Local residents report visits and returns from trips to Red Wing Minneapolis Fergus Falls Alma Centre Valley City and Cashton among others. Nurses and recruits prepare for training while hunting season draws crowds and a new acting lieutenant returns from vacation across La Crosse area.

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