Socialist Orator Stirs Labor Day Crowd at Milwaukee Fair
A Labor Day speech by Feeley urging votes for Debs drew sharp criticism from attorneys Wolf and Doherty who labeled it political. they defended Bryan as labor-friendly and questioned Feeley’s approach while the afternoon at the fair grounds featured motorbike and horse races highlighting Gudenschwager's strong showing and an accident that clipped Munn.
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EU- Debs
Feeley
Assembly
Milwaukee
Fair Grounds
Social Democratic
Tng
Debs
Taft
Bryan
Labor
Bama
W. F. Wolf
Fee
Country
J. F. Doherty
Nad
Otto Guwager
C. L. Hood
Enschwager
Munn
Frank Muth
Gudenschwager
Muth
Unn
La Crosse School Adopts Early Entry and Job Demand
Ervin Schmidt Reid Hardware announces first class office openings and large demand for trained students. The notice urges immediate entry for a catalogue. A dance at Woodmen hall with La Crosse theatre orchestra closes the evening as Lady Gale places third in all three events.
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Ervin Schmidt
Reid Hardware v
Ewport
Wash
Schmidt
Ala
I'S Business School
la Crosse
Lady Gale
Woodmen Hall
la Crosse Theatre
German Methodists Enjoy Their Picnic
The German M. BE. Epworth league of La Crosse and Winona held a park picnic with Winona hosting. Winona girls defeated La Crosse girls 22 to 2, La Crosse boys beat Winona boys 9 to 3, Winona won tug of war and distance throw, La Crosse men excelled in the sphere event, and a 5 pm telegram reported the steamer Rutledge losing its smokestacks and pilot.
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M. BE. Epworth
la Crosse
Winona
Win
Picnic Party Returns on Steamer St Paul After Bridge Tie
A group traveling with a picnic excursion followed the steamer La Crosse through the lower railroad bridge at Winona but all returned safely on the steamer St Paul.
Play for Colman Cup on Labor Day at County Club Links
Labor Day at the County Club hosted the Colman Cup event with sixteen players in the morning qualifying round and eight advancing to afternoon match play. Results detail first and second flights, with multiple matches decided by margins up to seven up and several handicap cup matches concluding with up to eight up in favor of several players.
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County Club Links
E. J. Evans
R. D. Gordon
G. M. Heath
P. M. Gelatt
F. H. M Hankerson
A. Morse
J. M. Hixon
G. H. Gordon
F. P. Hixon
H. L. Colman
WW. Tourtellotte
A. James
H. J. Hirshheimer
A. Lees
N. Tourtellotte
G. W. Burton
F. H. Hankerson
W. Tourtellotte
H. J. Hi
R. C. Whelpley
Svetestag Oe
C. H. Sherman
Colman
A Jaeee
Cccesce
E. M. Wing
Wallace Tourtellotte
Cecee
J. VB
Wind Damage Strikes C. L. Hood Farm South of La Crosse
Wind Saturday night causes extensive damage to orchards near La Crosse and a new silo on C. L. Hood’s farm south of the city. Orchard damage reported south of Houston Minnesota and Labor Day debris noted.
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la Crosse
C. L. Hood
Houston
Minn
Isabor Day Game At Coon Valley Delights Crowd
Coon Valley Wis Sept 8 Special A very interesting ball game drew a large crowd to the town field in a lively display of baseball skills as teams competed with spirited play and notable fielding throughout the afternoon.
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Isabor
Coon Valley
Wis
Coon Val
Sister of Judge L. Klieber Dies in Oshkosh
Judge Leonard Klieber learns of his sister Mrs. L. Struebling death at Oshkosh after two years of cancer. She was 41 and survived by her husband, a prominent Oshkosh resident.
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Leonard Kleeber
L. Struebling
Oshkosh
Kleeber Family Member Funeral Notice
The Kleeber family from Reedsburg and Oshkosh announces the funeral of a member with relations including Mrs. William Thayer of Reedsburg and Dr J W Kleeber A L Kleeber and Judge L Kleeber. The funeral will be held in Reedsburg on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning.
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Kosh Merchant
Reedsburg
William Thayer
J. W. Kleeber
Oshkosh
A. L. Kleeber
L. Kleeber
Funeral for E K Barr in Philadelphia
Friends of E K Barr who died in the Adirondack mountains await details of his death. The body will likely be taken to Philadelphia for burial. He is survived by a wife and two children.
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E. K. Barr
Adirondack Mountains
Philadelphia
Embarrassment of riches tests fragile relations
A saying notes that wealth can strain personal ties. The phrase reflects how abundance may challenge trust, fairness, and harmony among kin and acquaintances, revealing tensions between expectations and realities in households and communities.
Man and wife quarrel overheard sparks discomfort
A neighbor recalls overhearing a dispute between a man and his wife. The clash drew uneasy attention as voices rose and tempers flared, leaving the household atmosphere tense and concerned.
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Birchwilton
W. Robbins
Millard
Lucy Green
Kildon
Cameron Stables
Tangerine
Cameron
Hood
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H. M. Lindenthal
America
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
United States
University of Wisconsin
U. of W. No. 2
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Southern
Henry N. Boehm
Swagger
Cc. F. Felber
G. H. Ray
L. C. ColMan
Nspreroee
S. W. Anderson
A. S. Farnam
Ley
Knudson
Jahr
Hauge
Drummond
Halmarst
Kommerstead
Hanson
Sterlingson Ehle
Dunnum
Nepprud
Mills
Svenson
Larsbakken
Ducelt
L. Klieber
Barr
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