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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1908

Page

8

Kidnapped Wisconsin Girl Returns to Convent

Esther Neudahl eight year old boarder at Sacred Heart convent was abducted by two women near the music room. They lured her toward a depot with promises from her mother in Hurley. She fled to Washburn and Ashland but authorities recovered her before the train left and returned her to the convent.

Ashland Wis Esther Neudahl Sacred Heart Convent Hurley Washburn Esther

Fatally Injured by Machinery in Wisconsin Plant

Marshfield Wis Sept 8 P W Hales head buttermaker for Puerner Creamery was found unconscious and fatally injured in the engine room floor his left wrist broken and his head crushed indications show he was applying belt dressing when the accident occurred the drive rod battered his head at each revolution until his arm was released

Marshfield Wis P. W. Hales Puerner Creamery Company Hales

Nearly all of Cornucopia village faced roasting fire

The Washburn Wisconsin dispatch describes Cornucopia's 200 residents under siege as forest fires closed in from all sides. Winds ceased just before flames reached homes, enabling a stubborn, smoke-filled two-day defense that prevented total destruction and left thousands in expected losses.

Washburn Wis Cornucopia Mason Hines Lumber Company Bayfield Wadhsmuth Lumber Company

Madison Man's Death in Chicago Remains Mystery

Bertrand Walters a former Madison transfer clerk later worked as a Wells Fargo messenger in Chicago. He disappeared Friday night, was found in a hospital dead an hour later. Walters, about 26, had previously lived with parents who moved from De Forest to Atchison Kansas last March.

Madison Wis Chicago Bertrand Walters Walters United States Express Company Seattle Wells-Fargo Express Company de Forest Atchison, Kas

Waupaca Holds First Potato Bake and Carnival

Waupaca Wisconsin hosted its first potato bake and barbecue and carnival drawing about 8 000 people. Free noon lunch featured two large baked potatoes. Afternoon included free street entertainment band concerts balloon ascension and evening illuminated parades fireworks and dances. Plans call for a three day fair next year with an expanded program.

Waupaca Wis Fish Murray Chicago Business Men's Association

American trade leader LaLanne at international congress

Philadelphia businessman Frank D. LaLanne, president of the national board of trade, travels to Austria for the international commercial congress. He was named U S representative by the state department and serves as vice president of the Milan last year's congress.

Philadelphia International Commercial Congress Austria Frank D. LaLanne la Lanne National Board of Trade Milan Italy LaLanne State Department United States

Cured Hay Fever by Foley's Honey and Tar

Batesville Indiana resident A J Nusbaum recounts suffering through a three month summer cold with hay fever symptoms. After ineffective medicines he used Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package and felt quick relief for his ailment and that of his wife as well.

A. J. Nusbaum Batesville Indiana Foley O. T. Erhart

Central conference to pension aged ministers in Wisconsin

The Swedish Central conference in Racine Wisconsin voted to pension superannuated ministers. Dr William Henshen of Chicago led the effort as the conference set a retirement rule allowing ministers with thirty five years of service to retire at a pension of 350 dollars annually.

Racine Wis William Henshen Chicago

Frear Addresses Labor Day Rally in Wisconsin

Jas A Frear secretary of state spoke at the Labor day celebration in Washburn Wisconsin. He discussed Wisconsin’s labor reform legislature and current labor conditions.

Washburn Wis Jas. A. Frear Wisconsin

Madison Lawyer Weds in Chippewa Falls

Burr W. Jones, prominent Madison lawyer and politician, married Katherine McDonald at the home of A. J. McGillivray in Chippewa Falls on September 8.

Chippewa Falls Wis Burr W. Jones Madison Katherine McDonald A. J. McGillivray

Mrs Plankinton Dies in Milwaukee Home

Mrs William Plankinton widow of William Plankinton and mother of William Woods Plankinton died after several weeks illness at her home 505 Terrace Place Milwaukee.

Milwaukee William Plankinton Wiliam Plankinton William Woods Plankinton Terrace Place

State News In Brief Superior

A digest of local items notes bishops at the St Francis Xavier church dedication in Superior, a will contest over James Cavanaugh’s $10 000 estate for Catholic masses, a Democratic primary recount demand by Fred Knapp, an assault case in Evansville, a farm barn fire bones found in Osceola, marsh fire workers unpaid in Plover, a Beloit firm to build a $15000 high school, and a mortgage burned at the First Swedish Methodist church in Superior.

Superior St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church McGorrick Duluth Schinner Manitowoc James Cavanaugh Maple Grove Cavanaugh Fred Knapp Charles Streich Evansville George Webb Thomas Cunningham Cunningham Osceola Nis Hansen Farmington Mutual Fire Insurance Company Georgia McCourt Hansen Plover Spring Green—Schneiberg & Co Beloit Superior—T

Public buys coal cautiously as dealers expect steady prices

Local coal dealers report a hopeful fall and winter trade with no price increases. Consumers are buying in small lots rather than filling cellars, prompting dealers to carry larger yard stocks and push for fewer long term accounts. Illinois and Iowa supply most soft coal, with Colorado nearly exhausted.

Illinois Iowa Colorado

Foley's Kidney Cure Endorsement Claim

A claim promotes Foley's Kidney Cure by O. T. Erhart, asserting it will cure any kidney or bladder trouble within medical reach and that no medicine can do more.

Foleys O. T. Erhart

Racial unrest spreads from Springfield to Buffalo outskirts

Reports describe escalating tension near Springfield with threats posted at a Buffalo interurban station by a group naming itself Inf falo Sharp Shooters. Authorities cite lax law enforcement as the root of the unrest amid ongoing demonstrations and community fear.

Springfield Buffalo Apfly

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