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Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1907

Page

2

Woman Gives $25,000 To Lawrence University Endowment

Florence Childs of Edgerton Wisconsin donated 25000 to Lawrence University as it seeks 150000 toward a 50000 endowment from the general education board. Wisconsin donors J A Kimberly Neenah 5000 L T Nash Manitowoc 3800 J K Camillon Two Rivers 1000 A Edmund Minocqua 5000 among others. A private donor previously pledged 25000 with a verbal promise of 10000 more when the fund nears 150000.

Appleton Wisconsin Samuel Plantz Lawreence University Florence Childs Edgerton Wis Lawrence General Education Board Platts Lawrence University Wincongin Diants J. A. Kimberly Capital- Iu Neenah J. Nash Manitowac J. K Camillon Two Rivers

Upham Saws Its Last Log In Marshfield Era Ends

In Marshfield on a Tuesday a logging era ends as Upham company’s sawmill passes into United States Leather company control. Since 1878 the mill averaged about 12,000,000 board feet annually, totaling 348,000,000 over its run. future operation under Leather is uncertain.

Marshfield Monkr Los Upham Company United States Previnna Opiam Leather Company

Casson Expected to Return as Sergeant at Arms

Wisconsin man Col Henry Casson, Madison, is slated for reelection to the post of sergeant at arms of the house of representatives as the sixtieth Congress convenes in December. He has held the office for eight years, expanding courtesies and duties for members and previously served as private secretary to Govs. Rusk and Hoard and in other government roles.

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Fortier Bank Teller Case Deliberations Halted

A bank teller case shows the defendant found guilty on some charges but not yet sentenced. The report notes confusion in names and terms, with references to a bank plot and funds. The narrative mentions a university anniversary in Baltimore and addresses from presidents.

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Balloon Found at Sea Off Devon Coast

A royal engineers balloon piloted by Lieuts Caulfield and Teale launched near Aldershot on May 28 for a royal review in honor of Prince Pushin of Japan. It was recovered by a fishing smack near the Wye mouth in the English Channel. The two officers reached the Scilly Islands safely. Separately a Russian attempted assassination targeted Bishop Yatshevsky in Lublin, a gunman fired multiple shots, then attacked with a gag, wounding no one. the bishop was saved by a bystander and the assailant was captured.

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Boat Sails 700 Miles Ablaze

The British steamer Poulfare from Galveston to Liverpool arrived at Bermuda with cargo on fire and nine passengers aboard, eight women. The crew fought flames as the ship reached port. the hatches were battered down and the Boniface headed for the islands. Docks were scrambling on arrival. New wireless records in Berlin aim to keep Atlantic liners in continuous telegraphic contact with land stations, with Nawen’s wireless station to be enlarged and upgraded for practical commercial use.

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Elopement Rumors Sweep Milwaukee to Chicago

A tangled tale from Milwaukee and Chicago centers on a elopement involving W Albert Rogara of Wauwatosa and Miss Victoria Bellows of Chicago formerly Milwaukee. Reports claim the pair wed under family pressure triggering a public inquiry into the affair.

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Handkerchief Novelties and Domestic Tips in Vintage Bazar

A collection of fashion notes on colored handkerchiefs with Japanese influence and embroidered details, plus a range of household tips and recipes. The piece discusses playful lace and two tone handkerchief designs, care methods for black lace, dusting routines, and a frothy chocolate recipe, followed by a room disinfectant tip and a method to curl feathers using salt and smoke.

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Wisconsin Political Turmoil Amid Legislative Debates

A chaotic report details factional maneuvering within the Republican camp led by Lt. Gov and party insiders, with mentions of Lieutenant Gis, Caner, and several Wisconsin names. It covers election law changes, salary adjustments for reporters, state institution funding, and proposed constitutional convention plans amid a broader push for reforms and improved government efficiency. The piece references Wisconsin figures like Bishop, Racine judge Belding, and Milwaukee officials, noting debates on insurance, elections, and public duties.

Three Measures Killed in Wisconsin Legislature Action

The Thomas bill requiring long juries to be charged before juries are sworn and the Curnes bill creating a town court for Kenosha were killed. The Turner bill rotating candidate names on primary ballots also was killed. The Minnesota law was final. The vurn er resolution recalling committees and the Kuckule resolution providing for adjournment on May 23 were laid over.

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