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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1909

Page

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La Crosse Labor Day Parade Honors Workers

About 1,200 La Crosse Knights of Labor members led a lengthy Labor Day parade from Fourth and Jay streets to the fair grounds. Bands played as workers from butchers to printers joined in the celebration with prizes and a labor ball planned for the evening.

la Crosse Knights of Labor Market Square Fourth and Jay Streets Main Street Fourth Stret Earl Street Pearl Front Main Sixth Street State Street Fair Grounds Andre Labor Day Committee Kreutzs John Nack Winona la Crosse E. Hieckel John Rae Geo. Naegle A. B.chandler L. A. Weigel Otto Kowalke Peter Moran Wm. Muetzel Rud. Jung

This is Labor s Creed and Call to Action

A plaintive verse advocates labor unity and social justice. It urges workers to unite across nations for equal ownership of wealth and to lift children from toil. The poem asserts labor’s power to reform laws and redistribute wealth under common humanity.

This is Labor's Song and Its Aspirations

The poem calls for time to breathe and think freely for freemen and slaves driven by hunger. It frames labor as a path to character, schooling for reason, equal rights, shared rule, and a world united by love ending war. It envisions freedom spreading globally and Gail guiding nations toward diviner generations.

Gail

Harriman Suffering Alarming Relapse At Home

Report reaches Turners New York that E. H. Harriman has a serious relapse with an alarming condition. Family and a few intimates know of it, guards surround the home, and no information is being released. Harriman took an auto ride on Saturday before collapsing.

United Press Turners N. Y E. H. Harriman Arden Harriman Tower Hill Erie

Explorer Peary Also Finds the North Pole

New York dispatch reports Lieut. Edwin Peary has duplicated Dr. Cook by locating the North Pole. The announcement comes from a brief dispatch received today.

Peary North Pole New York Edwin Peary Dr. Cook

Awaited Hour Determines Fate of Patient Phillip Smith

In Terrible Agony Phillip Smith lies under care as surgeons prepare for a critical operation. Medical team braces for decisive procedure to address grave condition.

Generous People Respond Aid for Unfortunates in La Crosse

Phillip Smith lies at La Crosse hospital awaiting an operation. His wife at 516 Pine Street is under a nurse's care and also prepared for surgery though less urgent. Both suffer severe agony, relieved only by large hypodermic injections, as La Crosse citizens rally to help.

J. A. Rowles Phillip Smith la Crosse Hospital Pine Street la Crosse

Baseball Scores From Across Leagues

Baseball results show multiple games with runs hits and errors. Toledo Columbus Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg all played with varied innings and batters noted for each battery combination.

Lorimer Leads in Besper Club Trophy Race

Lorimer, driving the Chalmers car, holds nearly a lap lead in the Besper Club trophy race in Track Massachusetts. His time at the end of the tenth round stands at one hour 47 minutes and four seconds.

Automobile ‘Track Mass Lorimer Chalmers

Cook to sail for New York from Copenhagen

Dr. F A Cook announced he will sail from Copenhagen direct for New York on September 23. He plans to visit Paris and Berlin and may appear before the International Polar Exploration Bureau in person or send his data for examination.

Cook New York Copenhagen F. A. Cook Paris Berlin International Polar Exploration Bureau Bureau

Four Dollars Still Needed to Help Five Children

A plea asks for forty dollars more to aid five children in keeping their father and mother. Readers are urged to contribute, with children especially encouraged to bring in their offerings.

Relief Efforts Aid a Smith Family in Wisconsin County

The Tribune reports La Crosse citizens and Humane Agent Charles H. Berry are aiding Mr Smith and his five children. Commissioner John Hauser praises relief efforts, noting the county poor department has provided thirty dollars in two months and Mrs Smith has received care at St Francis.

John Hauser la Crosse the Tribune and Humane Charles H. Berry County Poor Department Smiths

Umpire Assault Delays Game as La Crosse Wins

In a Minnesota Wisconsin league clash La Crosse beats Winona 3 to 1 after a brawl when Red McHale clashed with umpire Wheeler following a close call. The game ended after eight innings as players hurried to catch a train.

la Crosse Winona McHale Schriner Letcher Krangle Roy Klein Doll Malloy Kline Curtis Wheeler Bartos Moore Crabbers Eau Claire Wausau

Committee Must State Position by the Board

The Board requires clear articulation of its position on a proposed matter. Officials emphasize that the committee must disclose stance and rationale to ensure transparent governance and informed public review.

Six O Clock Dinner Tomorrow Night

Tomorrow night the board of trade hosts its second six o clock dinner joining business and dinner in a single event. Hon John J Esch and President Johnson of Onalaska agricultural college will deliver the principal addresses. Reports on committees will cover matters of public concern and business of importance will be discussed.

Board of Trade John J. Esch Johnson Onalaska Agricultural College

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