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This is the first in a two-part story that describes how a political celebration turned ugly in 1884. The second part will be released March 17.
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La Crosse newspaper man Marcus ‘Brick’ Pomeroy took a controversial position during the Civil War.
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The story of the 1937 murder of a beloved La Crosse police officer.
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The sharp-shooting physician and politician, who called himself White Beaver, made his fortune selling cough syrup and his fame through dime-store novels full of outlandish tales of his frontier exploits with friend William "Buffalo Bill" Cody.
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The story of the 1888 overdose of Annie Daniel and the local doctor who was responsible for her death. Advisory: This episode includes description of violence against women.
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On the 19th episode of Dark La Crosse Stories, the archives team at the La Crosse Public Library tells the stories of the deadly storm that hit the upper Midwest on Nov. 11, 1940. The Dark La Crosse Stories series…
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Podcast looks at the seedier side of La Crosse, WI, history. To see video versions of these episodes featuring historic photos and headlines >>