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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1908
Page
10
Local telephone companies across the state band together to gain long distance access and statewide coverage through affiliation with the Wisconsin Telephone Company. Thirteen firms have arranged contracts to share facilities, boosting intercommunication and neighborhood service for rural groups and farmers.
Three Princeton University students Urwin Nichols Walter Horton and Winford Adams and three Trenton women Anna Dancer Kate Dowling and Mrs Martin Fisher are under arrest after the midnight killing of 18 year old Charles Balliguin a resident of Trenton. The incident occurred as they traveled by automobile toward a roadhouse at White Horse a suburb resort.
Wisconsin Rep Cooper and Rep Nelson joined Democrats to approve a resolution by John Sharp Williams to censure Speaker Cannon for adjourning the house denying a roll call. The two were the only Republicans to oppose the majority, signaling possible sentiment shifts ahead of next November elections.
Superior Wisconsin, April 21. By setting aside a service of summons in Oscar Ross versus Ida Rossudge Smith, the court allowed Ross to be twice married. Desertion is the asserted reason, with prior 1905 suit and a 1906 divorce. Ross remarried during 1907 while living on a Minnesota homestead. both parties now claim desertion in new divorce actions.
An advertisement claims that most appendicitis victims are constipated and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild, pleasant remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels without causing nausea or griping. Substitutes are to be refused.
In Eau Claire Wisconsin Mrs M J Easting an 85 year old woman faced police court on a complaint by Ole Ness for letting chickens roam free. She was released after stating she arranged to sell the birds.
Milwaukee on April 21 observed inauguration day with hundreds of citizens in attendance. The council chamber was set in three semi circles for aldermen from wards and at large, with seats for officials and dignitaries. Mayor Rose’s appointments were announced from Milwaukee and Chicago amid expected support from labor unions and socialist groups.
John E. Bernitt, once thought to be in a poorhouse, is found in Medford Wis after eighteen years away. His wife Mrs Bernitt is revealed as heir to a substantial fortune left by her father Martin Smavy, who died in Chippewa Falls and once posed as poor. Smavy owned a tin shop and later entered the poorhouse for feeble health.
Kenosha Wisconsin April 21 the city welcomed a new daily newspaper named the Daily Press published and edited by Martin Hemmy. the paper declares independence in politics with a leaning toward socialism. staff names have not yet been announced but are said to include well known men.
J H Eames a former Racine college student was arrested and jailed at the request of Chicago police who charge he stole a motorcycle from the Hendee Manufacturing company in Chicago. He arrived in Racine Saturday afternoon and slept at a friend’s home before being seized during breakfast at a restaurant.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by O. T. Erhart.
Kurth Listermann, defeated Neillsville mayoral candidate, struck John Hudson in a heated election dispute. He filed an assault and battery complaint against himself and was fined five dollars in Justice Campman’s court, with Hudson witnessing the proceedings.
In Superior Wisconsin on April 21 6 000 members of unions tied to the structural trades alliance threaten a walkout May 1 after the builders exchange declared for an open shop.
April 21 at the White House featured a large turnout of children rolling eggs on the lawn. The Marine Band played patriotic airs and a concert followed as President Roosevelt, his wife, and friends observed from the south porch while crowds enjoyed the afternoon.
Mrs Ju lia Kaula a newlywed bride in Philadelphia died after her dress caught fire from a nearby gas stove while she adjusted an Easter hat before church. Her husband rushed to help as flames spread to her face.
A La Crosse Telephone company wagon team bolted on Monday morning on Tenth street and smashed a wagon, then dashed several blocks before being restrained. No injuries were reported.
In St Louis on Easter, Merry Widow millinery worn by front row worshipers blocked altar view and nearly triggered a fire panic when bouquets of paper lilies ignited from candles. Father Stepan summoned altar boys who quickly doused the fire with water, preventing a broader incident.
A reflective line notes boys usually think only of their meal and the pie that follows rather than long term plans. The remark frames a child's simple focus on immediate gratification and food.
A playful quip dismisses the notion that a bleached blond is automatically nimble, suggesting style does not define agility.
State brief reports Ambie died in a runaway accident in Oregon. Other items note Racine police suspensions, Kenosha mayoralities, and various local matters. Kansas City to Rockford interurban venture, a million dollar cement post plan, and a box factory setup appear among the notes.
Three youths Leslie Hayes 15 Melvin Frederickson 14 and George Egge 14 were seized by a prohibition officer in St Paul after leaving La Crosse the previous Saturday seeking the west. They were described as broke, with the Egge boy to be brought to the city tomorrow as parents decide on continuation of the reprimand or return.
An advertisement asserts Fo ley's Kidney Cure can stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine’s reach, signed by OU T. Erhart.
Madison reports G. V. Kradwel appointed as a member of the state pharmacy board. Belleville bank cashier E. C. Story pleads not guilty to embezzling $23,355. bail set at $10,000 with hearing scheduled for April 29.
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