North Side in Brief
Miss Matilda Miller leaves Caledonia Street to resume her duties as school principal in Eau Claire. Several residents set off on visits to Chicago Milwaukee Des Moines Dubuque and other locales while others teach or recover from operations. Local church ladies host sewing while hospital and rail workers take vacations and visits with friends across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Miller
Caledonia Street
Eau Claire
May Downs
Mill Street
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnie Tietz
Charles Street
Dubuque
Alice Egan
Wood Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Dagny Johnson
Hawkins
Wis
J. McCann
West la Crosse
Montana
K. F. Egan
Twin Cities
the Tabernacle Baptist Church
Geo. B. Marvin, Jr
Berlin Street
Emma Roher
Ninth Ward
Casson
Minn
Mary Nelson
Kane Street
W. A. Ellison
Lytles
C. B. Mutchler and Son
T. Groff
Avon Street
Seattle
Wash
N. Frey
Genoa
Fred Sturdeman
Milwaukee Road
Wilbur Spafford
Georgia Street
Milwaukee Round House
Melvin Raymen
Milwaukee Station
Peter Webber
John Zimmers
Westby
North Side
B. F. Bryant
Waupaca
Joseph Stockemer
Ferdinand Roth
Caledo
Ruth Granke
Rose Street
Caledonia
Lack of Authority Halts Police Probe
Alderman Marvin says the committee cannot fund witnesses as the police probe stalls due to unclear authority.
Willask Council Probes La Crosse Police Expenditures
Alder man George Marvin says the special committee may seek council power to pay witnesses and hire a stenographer for an inquiry into alleged violations of Wisconsin anti pass law by the La Crosse police department. If denied, committee funds will not cover costs and the investigation may still proceed with subpoenas but no paid staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Police Department
George Marvin
Ald. Marvin
Marvin
Last tribute paid for Mrs Chas Brown at Loomis Street home
Funeral held at 2 pm at the residence 1709 Loomis street officiated by Rev A V Ingham. Undertaker Sletten led the service with burial in Oak Grove cemetery after Mrs Brown died suddenly at St Francis hospital last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Brown
St. Francis Hospital
Loomis Street
A. V. Ingham
Sletten
Oak Grove Cemetery
Chance and three others fined $200 in Pittsburgh game
Frank Chance manager of the Chicago National League club, shortstop Joe Tinker, and third baseman Harry Steinfeldt were fined $200 each after a dispute with umpire Klem during yesterday's game in Pittsburgh. Tinker and Chance were sent off the field following the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Frank Chance
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Joe Tinker
Harry Steinfeldt
Tinker
Chance
Klem
Progressive League Will Meet Tonight at Woodman Hall
The North Side Progressive league will hold its monthly meeting at Woodman hall on Rose street this evening. Officers urge a large attendance.
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Progressive League
North Side Progressive League
Woodman Hall
Rose Street
Earliest Settler Dies at McGregor and Fish Rescue Work
A Wisconsin fish commission crew rescues thousands of fry from landlocked ponds between Pepin and Winona as they relocate about 35,000 crap pies, 15,000 pike, and 15,000 black bass minnows with a Wyoma boat. Earl iest settler Mrs. Ann Dickens dies at 88 in McGregor Iowa after a long life in Clayton County.
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State Fish Commission
Winona
la Crosse
Andrew F. Herald
Maiden Rock
Kingsley
Red Wing
Pomplin
Sand Point
John Webster
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Fish Commission
Herald
Minnesota
Badger
Wisconsin Party
Game and Fish Commission
O. G. Fuller
Pepin
Bay City
Wisconsin State Highway Commission
State Department
Tuesay
Wabasha
Naps Boycotted by Labor Union
Cleveland Ohio September 8 The Naps of 1910 will be boycotted by union labor because the new 125000 grand stand is not to be built entirely by union men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAPS
Cleveland
Ohio
New Sinking Well Underway For Milwaukee Road
Supplies for a new sinking well arrive as Foreman Albert Fisher leads a crew unloading concrete. The project draws water from the Black River to obtain softer supply for engines and boilers amid years of hard water complaints. Mrs. E Granke of Caledonia street visits St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Albert Fisher
Black River
Burlington Road
E. Granke
Caledonia Street
St. Paul
Firemen Split Doubleheader With Independents
No. 1 firemen win the second game 10 to 9 after Independents take the opener 16 to 5 at Fifth and State streets. Firemen lineup includes McLaughlin Wright Rogge Stritt Fay William McDougall Barry J McDougall Steinke. Independents lineup features Klavitter Bay Brom Klavitter W Kla vitter Matuska Vidian Waiters Fernantik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
State Streets
McLaughlin
Wright
Rogge
Stritt
Fay
William McDougall
Barry
J. McDougall
Steinke
Klavitter
Bay
Brom
W. Klavitter
Matuska
Vidian
Waiters
Fernanitk
Mrs. Barcklay Surrenders Incubator Baby in Court
In Kansas City on September 8, Mrs. Barcklay formally relinquished all claims to the incubator baby. The habeas corpus case was dismissed and the child was turned over to its mother. She pays all costs and Marian was not present to say goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Police party heads to Galesville fair
Chief John Webber E H Derr T A Lavake and Frank Sisson left this morning to attend the Galesville fair. They traveled in Mr Sisson's car and expect to return at 7 o clock tonight. Joseph Ritter a Burlington shops machinist is confined at 926 Avon street with a badly cut hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville Fair
John Webber
E. H. Derr
T. A. Lavake
Frank Sisson
Galesville
Joseph Ritter
Burlington Shops
Avon Street
Buckman Man Dies After Short Illness in Haven
Haven Wisconsin resident Charles Buck died Sunday morning after a brief illness of diabetes. He leaves a wife and one son, plus a sister and a brother, and will be laid to rest in the family home cemetery with funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Wis
Charles Buck
Mrs Waite Seeks Land Titles Case to Supreme Court
Mrs Waite sought transfer of lands from Horace McKinley and challenged titles she claims were false. She refused to pay the attorney fees under a prior arrangement and it is likely she will carry the case to the supreme court.
New Trial Denied in Skaar Waite Case
Circuit Judge E C Higbee denied a move for a new trial in the Skaar versus Waite case. Skaar had been awarded $300 expenses for a western trip made in the interests of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Higbee
O. R. Skaar
Ella Waite
Skaar
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Lacrosse Tribune
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
SORIA
West Salem Fair
la Crosse Clothing Company
Midway
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Bangor
West Salem Fair Association
Willask Council For Power
Fry
Commission
M’gregor
Mcgregor
Ann Dickens
Grandma Dickens
Larry Jennings
Dickens
Clayton County
Council Hill
Becker
John Thorp
William
Fred Becker
Mike Riley
J. B. Kauffman
Thorp
H. M. Gray
Prairie du Chien
Minnie
Clara Thompson
Fred Seigle
Frank Heilman
Don Peck
Fred Sloan
Marion
Lola
Georgia Wrigley
Oelwein
National
G. A. Lawrer
Iroquois
S. D
J. Phillips
Hallie Washburn
Geneva Bush
Glen
Trog
Postum Cereal .C., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Castoria
Miss Tempest
Miller & Tempest
Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Bijou
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