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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
5
New York on Labor Day saw about 40 000 union workers march along Fifth Avenue in the millionaires row receiving a strong show of support. Businesses paused with many houses suspending work from Saturday noon until Tuesday and stock exchanges closed, marking one of the era’s most impressive displays.
Abe Attell the featherweight champion faces Eddie Kelley of Buffalo in Pittsburg tonight. Kelley is known for his toughness and ability to absorb punishment, while Attell has prepared diligently for the bout.
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Your complexion and temper suffer from a disordered liver. Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets help improve both by correcting digestive issues and liver function.
The Bijou presents a new program tonight. Local residents travel for weddings, funerals, and visits in Minneapolis Reedsburg West Salem New Lisbon Bassett and St. Paul. Epworth League Rally Day features Paul Austin of Tomah and T. C. Van Auken heads to the state fair.
In St Paul the national association of letter carriers held a stormy meeting with heated sessions yesterday and last night. A second ballot determined the convention city for 1911, yielding a victory for Rochester, New York.
Water works dominate city priorities with key projects underway. Officials emphasize improving supply, pressure, and service to residents and businesses as infrastructure plans proceed this year.
Charles Chilson of Rushford Minnesota was rushed to Central Police station in serious condition with blood poisoning from a knife cut on his hand. He had been employed at Port Arthur near Duluth and said the wound occurred there before traveling home.
The funeral for Joseph Weigel of Chipmunk Coulee was held yesterday under a large shade tree on the Weigel farm after he died from smoke inhalation in a house fire. Farmers from miles around attended. interment followed at Chipmunk Coulee cemetery with Mrs. Theodore Mannstedt in charge of arrangements.
A group stayed a few weeks in Seattle with Mrs. Alfred Anderson and returned home last evening. Miss Mary Van Loon has gone to Milwaukee and will remain there during the fair.
Mrs O W Marquardt of 1403 South Sixth street threw a shower Thursday night for bride to be Martha Marquardt. Guests enjoyed games and music, with refreshments late. Attendees included Anna Layman Emma Fullgraf Anna Lemke Bertha Borchman Elsie Koeller Lillia Marquardt Bertha Ewald Helen Frey Ella Bittner Hattie Marquardt Frieda Moess Anna Sleuter and Mrs Ida Noessner.
The Keefe Business College will open its doors on Tuesday September 7 for the new year. The college boasts a large enrollment and a strong national reputation with graduates earning substantial salaries. The institution is financially backed by leading city banks and offers cheaper tuition due to high attendance. Letters praising graduate work arrive daily and are kept for reference.
Mr and Mrs John Wilhelm of 628 West Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Leona Agnes to Mr F H Gugel of Milwaukee. The marriage will take place this fall.
Mrs. F. J. Smith returned home Saturday after months in Milwaukee with her aunt. Mrs. Mollie Johnson came back to Chicago last evening after weeks with her aunt Mrs. G C Hixon. Mrs. R B Richards left for New York and Mr Richards will go to Mt Clemens soon. Mrs W E Sawyer and Mrs S W Anderson were visiting relatives.
The steel trust posted 1 030 000 tons in July with August set to surpass July. Copper hides ivory silk wool rubber cotton output all rise amid tariff uncertainty. The wave of record gains signals stronger demand for raw materials and more jobs across industries.
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