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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1909

Page

4

Man Loses Arm In Switch Engine Accident

Jerry Cummings of 918 St James street was struck by lumber on a moving Burlington engine near La Crosse Can company. His right arm was mangled and amputated at La Crosse hospital by Dr Sutter. He was improved after surgery.

Burlington Road Jerry Cummings St. James Street la Crosse Can Company River Front la Crosse Hospital Sutter Can Company Front Street Cummings la Crosse

Beadsley Baby Second to Succumb

George C. K. Beardsley three months old son of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Beardsley of 917 Berlin street died at 4 AM from infantile stomach troubles. Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday from the house with Undertaker Dwyer in charge. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery. The family recently lost another son Frank H. to the same illness.

George C. K. Beardsley S. H. Beardsley Berlin Street Undertaxer Dwyer Oak Grove Cemetery

Mrs. Chas. Brown Dies Suddenly at 27

Mrs. Charles Brown aged 27 died at St Francis Hospital at 8 am yesterday from convulsions after a brief illness Survivors include husband two children six brothers and sisters Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 pm at 1709 Loomis Street Rev A V Ingham officiating Undertaker Sletten in charge Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery

Charles Brown St. Francis Hospital Loomis Street A. V. Ingham Sletten Oak Grove Cemetery

North Side in Brief: Local Visits and Homecomings

Eunice Hartley returns to Waukon Iowa after visiting Mrs W J Schultze 1216 Avon. Hugh Grant of Shabbona Ill visits grandmother Mrs E C Grant 1407 Loomis St and returns home. Agnes Nelson of Minneapolis visits her mother Mrs Nelson 1419 Berlin. Florence and Leanna Dodge 1427 Kane return from extended trip west. Mr and Mrs I G Bohan of La Belle Mo visit contact likely in area.

Eunice Hartley Waukon Iowa W. J. Schultze Avon Street Hugh Grant Shabbona E. C. Grant Loomis Street Agnes Nelson Minneapolis West Mrs. I. G. Bohan la Balle

Children Rally for Smith Family Aid in Town Drive

A community fundraising effort supports five Smith children and their parents facing hospital bills. The Tribune reports over 160 dollars raised with hopes to reach 200 by tomorrow evening. Donations arrive from individuals, local stores, and clubs, including pennies from children and money from various employers and organizations.

Local Social Roundup Sees Visits and Gatherings

Mrs J J Rouse and family at 1402 Charles Street host relatives in Ohio before returning home. Miss Minnie Knight of 2132 Wood Street arrives home from visits near Galesville. Roy Marshall of Milwaukee visits his parents on Wood Street for Labor Day. Mrs A Nelson and daughter return from Madison after Eli Peterson's death. Mrs K G Wingstad to entertain Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid on Avon Street next Tuesday. Kinney to perform vocal and piano pieces. Good Samaritan Society visits arranged by Mrs Clarence Rosen at 312 Rose Street on Wednesday.

J. J. Rouse Charles Street Ohio Minnie Knight Wood Street Galesville Roy Marshall Milwaukee Wis A. L. Marshall A. Nelson Kane Street Madison Eli Peterson K. G. Wingstad Ladies’ Aid Society Trinity Lutheran United Church Avon Street Miss Kinney Good Samaritan Society Clarence Rosen Rose Street

Murder Mystery in Detroit Suburb

In Detroit suburb, the body of a young woman, head and legs severed, was found nude in a sack on Ecors Creek bank near Wyandotte Electric line. Investigators name Sherri Gastom, body likely a week old, age about 19 or 20. Jones, the finder, spotted the sack from the mill yard and investigated.

Detroit Mich Ecors Creek Sherri Gastom Wyandotte Jones

Chicago Labor Day Parade Draws 20000 Workers

Twenty thousand workers including about one thousand women marched in downtown Chicago on Labor Day. The Chicago Federation of Labor organized the event to show the associated building trades and the Skinny Madden union are outside organized labor, and were excluded from parade plans.

Chicago Chicago Federation of Labor Federation of Labor Associated Building Trades Madden

West Swim: Ten Mile Marathon Championship Opening

In St Louis on September six, forty top western swimmers enter the third national championship ten mile Marathon River Swim held in the Mississippi River under the Missouri Athletic Club.

ST. Louis The Missouri Athletic Club Mississippi

Little Girls club hosts bake sale and raffle totals

A local community event lists participants including Elsie Babel Dorothy Macalley Bernice Alice Imogene Ash Lilian Winnifred Weigel Evalyn Jeide Florence Dora Olson Marvel Bedessem Marie Wermuth Erna Gable and more. Funds raised are itemized with small amounts and totals at noon show fifty cents to five dollars in various entries.

Francis Ellen Smith W. S. Jamison J. B. Longway Marie Specht Willie Raatz William Lowell Wm. Doerflinger Co. Mutual Benefit Ass Sarah Luther Mary Bansbert Smith Chas Beyschlag Chris Jensen Priend Cmes Verr C. W. Bitat Little Girls’ Club Elsie Babel Dorothy Macalley Bernice Alice Imogene Ash Lilian Winnifred Weigel Evalyn Jeide Florence Dora Olson Marvel Bedessem Marie Wermuth Erna Esther Gable Donald Macally Babe Goede Georgine Burg Mabel Erna Thrun James Miller

Gompers Speaks at Paris Congress on Labor Progress

President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor spoke in Paris advocating that American unions are the world’s greatest workers movement. He praised eight hour days, summer half holidays, and immigrant labor, while rejecting factionalism and endorsing worldwide peace without immediate disarmament. He said AFL aims to advance workers’ rights without government favors and returns to faces higher court cases in Washington.

Paris Gompers American Federation of Labor Union Congress United Press France America American Federation Europe Daniel T. Wright District of Columbia

Eau Claire Girl in Royal Raiment

An Eau Claire, Wisconsin, girl named Evelyn Converse posed as Queen Alexandra for Edwin Abbey's painting The Coronation of Edward VII. The portrait highlights the queenly head and face, with the American model's arms neck and carriage unseen by viewers.

New York Alexandra Edwin R. Abbey R. A Evelyn Converse Eau Claire Wis Mr. Abbey Edward VII

Pioneer Levi M. King Dies in La Crosse at 67

Levi M. King, a Civil War veteran and pioneer river engineer in the northwest, died at 8 a.m. Sunday at 612 North Eighth Street. Born September 29, 1842 in Hainesville Illinois, he came to La Crosse in 1879 and served as chief engineer on McDonald lines and various ships. He helped build Ellen, W. W. Cargill's yacht, and had 17 years on the Great Lakes before moving here, later succumbing to a paralytic stroke after years of poor health. He leaves wife Alidah, daughter Mrs. Sadie Liezenfeld of Great Falls Montana, and two sons Monnie H. and Clarence C., with funeral arranged by the Wilson-Colwell G. A. R. post.

Levi M. King Pioneer River Engineers Northwest Mr. King North Eighth Street Hainesville McHenry County Lil la Crosse Seventh Wisconsin Cavalry Wilson-Colwell Post King Alidah Sadie Liezenfeld Great Falls Mont

Harriman Collapses Amid Alarm Over Health

Reports say Harriman shows alarming relapse after a weekend auto trip. Erie No. 5 from New York halted at Arden with nurses and physicians rushing to Harriman’s Tower Hill home. Doctors advised delaying surgery until his strength returns.

Arden Orange County Harriman Europe Erie Trail New York Chicago Express Tower Hill

Harriman Family Wary as Guards Tighten at Mountain Home

Report notes Harriman family did not attend church. Last Sunday the Harriman letter urged correspondents to leave Arden. Tower Hill guards were removed then replaced broadly around the mountain, limiting access to the Harriman home. reporters could not reach the house or its staff for a statement on Harriman's condition.

United Press Core Harriman

National professional golf tournament opens in Wheaton

The first round was played at Golf Championship Golf Club Wheaton Illinois today with 120 golfers teeing off in pairs.

Wheaton

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