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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

Page

9

Betrayed at Deathbed in Minneapolis Hold Up Case

In Minneapolis a gang led by William Marsh was shot dead during a bank hold up attempt on Aug. 22. John Hanson, Marsh’s partner, is in custody in Minneapolis on highway robbery charges after the failed crimes in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Hanson fled to St. Paul then Appleton before capture.

Minneapolis Minn St. Paul William Marsh John Hanson Central Marsh Elliot Avenue Wabasha Street Hanson Appleton

Sleep Under Coach Fatal in Lisbon News Item

Lisbon North Dakota reports a fatal incident when a young person dies after sleeping under a coach. Investigators have not released full details pending autopsy results. Authorities say no further danger to the public is expected.

Tragedy on the Western Train Near Venosta

A man believed to be Joe Hayes of Venosta Quebec died after being crushed beneath a train car as the engine pushed the coach away. The victim, about thirty, wore poor clothing and had ten dollars and a memorandum book with the address of Mrs. Michael Hayes, Venosta, Quebec, in his pockets.

Joe Hayes Venosta Quebec Michael Hayes

Refuses Kiss and Wields Razor in Waterloo Attack

Mrs. Victor L. Long, office assistant to Dr. J. H. Crippen, was slashed twice on the arms by a stranger believed insane who attacked at Crippen's office after attempting to kiss her. She fainted when the assailant fled. Crippen returned to find her injured and distressed.

Waterloo Iowa Victor L. Long J. H. Crippen

Mystery death in Red River tied to unknown foreig n grip left at bakery

In Grand Forks North Dakota a unidentified man was found dead in the Red River. A grip left at Alderman Day’s confectionery on Demers Avenue may belong to him. The case points to possible Black Hand involvement with a Finnish migrant as the suitcase owner and two brothers pictured in the grip. Authorities plan to contact Eveleth officials to identify the deceased.

Grand Forks S. D Red River William Day Demers Avenue Kali Jokiaho Eveleth Minn Hilma Jokiaho Lehtimaki Ostole Vassanal Europe

Bodies of Twin City Men Recovered After Drowning

Cass Lake Minnesota September 4 The bodies of S Thayer Bass of St Paul and William Harris of Minneapolis, who were drowned last Sunday, were found Bass at about 9am near the boat wreck site and Harris at 4pm about 100 feet away in twenty five feet of water The incident occurred when the boat capsized on the lake.

Cass Lake Minn S. Thayer Bass St. Paul William Harris Minneapolis Bass Harris

Woman's Slayer Indicted in Iowa Murder Case

J. M. Brown jailed in Rockwell City for the murder of his daughter-in-law Mrs. G. Brown at Manson. Indicted for first degree murder by the grand jury. Trial may occur Sept. 28 or in December. Brown is reported delirious.

Fort Dodge Iowa J. M. Brown Rockwell City G. Brown Manson Brown

Nervous Reaction Notes Murdered Woman Visit in Jail

In a tense report the accused, under guard, is said to have a nervous reaction as the murdered woman is described as visiting him in jail. Bail will not be sought unless the defendant’s condition shows improvement.

Woman on train attempts hanging near Bismarck

An unknown insane woman on a Northern Pacific passenger train near Bismarck tried to hang herself in a closet while en route to Washington. A passenger intervened, cutting her down after she looped a belt around her neck.

Bismarck N. D Washington State Northern Pacific Here

Post Office Burglary Reported at Clarkson

Fergus Falls Minnesota September 4 report from Clarkson states the local post office was robbed. Burglars used skeleton keys toppled the safe and poured nitroglycerin to blow the door. About 174 dollars in cash and a large quantity of stamps were taken. Authorities suspect professional thieves.

Fergus Falls Minn Clarkson

Faribault Boys Drown in Cedar Lake Accident

In Faribault Minnesota Fred Peterson eleven and Henry Arner twelve drowned while playing in a boat on Cedar Lake. Their bodies have not yet been recovered.

Faribault, Minn Fred Peterson Henry Arner Cedar Lake

Waterloo Leader Stricken at Ball Game

H B White a Waterloo businessman and official suffered paralysis while watching a ball game. He is secretary of the Commercial club and state secretary of the Iowa Workmen. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.

Waterloo Iowa H. B. White The Commercial Club Iowa Workmen

Birrell quote on facing foes not friends behind backs

A Bris tol correspondent recalls Mr. Birrell's remark described as a real Irish bull. The Brit journalist notes the line: It is easier to face your foes in front of you than your friends behind your back.

Bristol

Bank Guaranty Reform Debate Highlighted by Expert

T P Kane of Washington DC deputy comptroller of the currency notes Oklahoma's reform as a nationwide issue. He cautions the principle is ethically and fundamentally unsound and urges impartial reasoning over political strife in evaluating bank guaranty reform.

Oklahoma T. P. Kane Washington, D. C Washington

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M. & C. Newburg Third and Pearl Streets Bandit’s Mill City Pal Lisbon Teddy Taft Hot Springs Minnesota Northwest Twin City Woman's Slayer Lunatic Clarrison Faribault AGIN C. & J. Michel Brewing Co la Crosse, Wisconsin Bell Local
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