Williams Dies After Long Illness in Caledonia Street Home
Mrs. Katie Williams aged 37 years 7 months died after a two month illness at her Caledonia street home. She leaves a husband gene Williams two children and three sisters and brothers in law. Funeral services were held at the M E church with interment in Oak Grove. Sophanius Johnson died at 66 after years of painter’s colic illness. He was born in Norway 1840 came to La Crosse 15 years ago and leaves a son and a daughter Miss Mary Johnson. Funeral from George Street Bethel Lutheran church with interment in Oak Grove.
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Katie Williams
Caledonia Street
Irish
South
Siitting
Wm. Dwyer
Oak Grove
Sophanius Johnson
Loomis Street
Johnson
Norway
la Crosse
Mary Johnson
Minneapolis
George Street Bethel Lutheran Church
Rev
Christianson
Andrew Sletten
William Duncan
Winona
W. W
A. B. Dawson
Marie Flynn
Manston
Young’s Owl Drug Store
A. L. Black
Duluth
Electric Supply & Construction Company
Main Street
George Briggs
Peter White
City
Vera Took
North Side
Dubuque
KY River Outing Highlights Local German Factions
Prominent German residents enjoyed a Friday river outing aboard a chartered craft. The group traveled to Dresbach where a ball game was played between Keller’s team and another, with scores not fully listed. Participants included Muller Miller Ker r Schwalbe Tet Warninger Franz Mayor Torrance Kuhr Hundt Kurtenacker Steil Jeukomm and others.
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Dresbach
Moon
Charles B. Muller
G. A
Mr. Keller
E. T.arles B. Miller
G. A. Kerr
Frank Schwalbe
Fred Tet
George Warninger
Nic William Franz
Col
Julius
William Torrance
Her Kuhr
Joseph John Hundt
William Eter Newburg
Charles Kurtenacker
Philip Steil Jeukomm
Train Delayed by Fog Delays River Trip
A river vessel operating yesterday was an hour late due to dense fog near Rock Island. The trip involved passengers including guest Andrew Day, with Whitehall identified as a likely escort or host.
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St. Paul
Rock Island
Wisconsin A C U Won't Secede From Unified Workmen
The Wisconsin A C U W decided at a Milwaukee special session to adopt the rate schedule from the supreme lodge and to remain with that body, contrary to the committee of ten's recommendation for no change and separate jurisdiction.
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Committee of Ten
Wisconsin
Grand Lodge of Wisconsin of Ancient Order United Workmen
Milwaukee
Supreme Lodge
North Side youths return from Hot Springs camping trip
A group of young people from the North Side returned home after camping at Hot Springs Colorado. Included were Miss Lois Wartinbee, Miss Mattie Wartinbee, Mrs. Miamie Davis, Miss Leanna Dodge, Miss Florence Dodge, Bessie Herrington, and Ethel Herrington. The Herrington sisters had also visited Portland Oregon and various California locations.
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North’ Side
Hot Springs
Colo
Lois and
Mattie Wartinbee
Miamie Davis
Leanna
Florence Dodge
Bessie
Ethel Herrington
Herrington
Portland
Ore
California
Knights of Columbus No 839 outing onboard steamer W W Minsic
The Knights of Columbus No 839 held a Mississippi river cruise aboard the steamer W W Minsic. Kreutz orchestra provided music and light refreshments were served on board.
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the Knights of Columbus No. 839
Mississippi
W. W. Minsic
Kreutz
Wiring bids and Winona excursion announced citywide
City notices advertise using approved electrical methods by Electric Supply & Construction Co and promote a Winona steamer excursion with fares. The item lists local events, ads, and brief notes on health, politics, and visiting residents with multiple names and organizations mentioned.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Electric Supply & Construction Co
Main Street
Winona
W. W
Universalist Church
Kretuz
F. G. Mavis
Macon
N. C
United States
John A. Aylward
P. Hall
Will Powell
George Powell
Fruit
J. A. Westby
Westby Brothers
Chicago
Mrs Lovejoy Leads Children’s Class at Salem Fair
Mrs Hiram Lovejoy oversees the La Crosse county fair children’s class in the fine arts and urges all county children to compete. Prizes attract girls for needle work cooking and domestic arts and boys for tool use and practical craft. The aim is to bring out the best efforts of the young participants.
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Hiram Lovejoy
la Crosse County
Why Voters Like Hodge for Sheriff
Voters favor George R. Hodge for sheriff due to social and business standing, courage, and keenness. The 47-year-old La Crosse businessman and Fourteenth Ward county supervisor is praised for intelligence, integrity, reform-minded approach, Republican loyalty, and readiness to handle crime with professionalism.
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George R. Hodge
Hodge
Lewis Valley
Farmington
la Crosse
Fourteenth Ward
Postum Coffee Replaces Coffee Toxins
A Michigan woman credits Postum Food Coffee with ending years of bilious colic sick headaches stomach catarrh and dyspepsia caused by coffee. After switching she reports rapid health improvement and urges others to read The Road to Wellville and try Postum.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Notre Dame Woman Offers Home Rheumatism Cure
A Notre Dame woman named Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana advertises a free home treatment for rheumatism arthritis sciatica lumbago backache kidney pains and neuralgia. She claims the remedy cures at home without climate changes and eliminates uric acid while purifying the blood and improving vitality. She invites sufferers to request proof by mail.
Manuell regains hair after using Newbro's Herpicide
Frederick Manuell of Butte Montana bought Newbro's Herpicide on April 6, 99 and within 20 days his scalp began sprouting new hair. By July 2 he reported his hair as thick and luxuriant. The ad claims the product removes the dandruff cause and stops hair loss, with samples available by sending 10 cents.
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Frederick Manuell
Maryland
Butte
Montana
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
O. T. Erhart
Voters urged to support Gilfillan for register of deeds
The La Crosse county primary shapes the county ticket under a republican contest. James H. Gilfillan of West Salem seeks the nomination for register of deeds, seen as a candidate who will balance city and rural interests and help elect the republican ticket.
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la Crosse
James H. Gilfillan
West Salem
Register of Deeds
Primary Election Law Says No Ticket Splitting in Primaries
Attorney General Sturdevant clarifies that voters cannot split tickets in primaries. A voter writing a candidate’s name on a ballot counts solely for the party ticket being voted, not for the other party or candidate on the ballot.
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Sturdevant
La Crosse Man Elected First Vice President
J. A. Ragan of La Crosse has been elected first vice president of the Wisconsin embalmers association as its Milwaukee convention concluded.
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J. A. Ragan
la Crosse
Wisconsin Embalmees
Milwaukee
Ladies of Congregational church host autumn parlors reception
During the summer the ladies spent hundreds cleaning and renovating the church. Parlor walls and woodwork were painted, new carpet installed and electric cluster lights added. A reception for the new year’s greetings will be held Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. for all interested ladies.
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The
Congregational Church
What Durland Was Asked To Support By La Follette Leaders
The Tribune prints the pledge asked of Mr. Durland dated July 1906 promising support for the 1906 Republican platform and bills for public service regulation. It notes Durland resisted a caucus aligned wording and asserts Miller should win, with poles of loyalty to the caucus and platform.
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Durland
LA Follette
Tribune
Assembly
John Gaveney
A. C. Hanson
Cargill Public Service
Davidson
Dr. Miller
Caledonia Street Horse Shooting After Injuries
Two Wooley and Hanson horses used on Caledonia street fought yesterday noon. A large mare weighing 1745 pounds suffered a broken leg in two places and had to be shot. Officer Alois Yehle shot the animal valued at 250 dollars.
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Wooley & Hanson
Caledonia Street
Alois Yehle
Aged Mr Baxter Falls Ill On Train Transfer
An elderly man named Mr Baxter, gravely ill with nervous prostration, was moved from the baggage car of No 55 yesterday morning to the S M train, accompanied by his wife and a doctor.
Public Financial Statement of Bata Vian National Bank La Crosse Wis 1906
Official publication reports the bank's financial condition as of June 18 1906 in La Crosse Wisconsin. It lists resources such as loans overdrafts bonds cash and bank fixtures and the 5 percent redemption fund along with liabilities including capital stock surplus deposits and undivided profits.
National Bank of La Crosse Resources June 18 1906
Bank balance sheet lists overdrafts, U S bonds to secure circulation and deposits. It shows cash resources 520,997.73, securities 2,773,023.19, bank vaults 12,500.00, and total assets 4,137,685.01. Liabilities include capital 250,000.00, surplus 204,800.00, undivided profits 50,000.00, circulation 100.00, and deposits 3,407,906.82. United States Depositary indicated.
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Nat’l
Report of the Condition of the State Bank of La Crosse
Bank report from La Crosse Wisconsin dated June 18 1906 lists totals for overdrafts U S and other bonds and securities banking house and fixtures due from banks and in vaults and cash items with figures including 67388377 and 12924193 among others indicating the bank’s financial position at that date.
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la Crosse
Batavian National Bank
National Bank of
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KY River
Andrew Day Whitehall
City News
O. A. O. Colby
Hielp
Pacific Electric Company
Rushford
Keefe Business College
Chas. Beyschlag
Notre Dame
Carmen
Bates & Bacon, H. &. H
Irvine’s
Main ST
Chas
U. S
the National Bank OF LA Crosse
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Scotte
Pace Tata
Eee
Orr Iajan Doles Cca
Eens
J. E. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos
P. Gohres
Bt. B. Lowry
J. Wheeler
Orlando d Holway
W. B Tscharner
F. Gohres
J. Waite
Wiscons!. Telephone Company
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