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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
2
A Milwaukee woman, Mrs. A M Hunt, reports nine years of kidney and stomach trouble ended by one bottle of Cooper's New Discovery. She cites relief from bloating headaches and restored appetite and urges others to try the medicine, priced at 1.00 per bottle with discounts for multiples.
Sheriff Martin Lins and Chief Leopold Schoenig witnessed the $200 reward slip away as Homer E. Trainor escaped from La Crosse jail last night. Trainor, ringleader of postoffice burglars, was found with nitro glycerine and other gear in his hotel room. He had prior jail time in Indiana and aroused wide attention from Chicago and St Paul officials. Cunningham and Crane were guarded and turned over to Wisconsin authorities.
A distribution will total about $1 per teacher engaged in the state under county superintendents. Funds are paid to county school authorities in proportion to the number of teachers involved in each county.
Investigation at the county jail into Earl Trainor’s escape suggests money may have aided the break. Officials note Trainor left no weapons or clues and scrutinize a visiting woman, a kitchen worker, and fruit deliveries for hidden contraband. Police suspect an accomplice waited with a vehicle outside the jail.
In La Crescent Minnesota on July 31 the injunction against the La Crescent school board over the new schoolhouse was heard in Austin before Judge Kingsley. The court ruled the board acted for the district, making taxpayers cover defense costs, while the implied right to tear down the old building remains under advisement. Work on the new building is paused, and liability for delays to the contractor grows.
Mrs Prosper Steves wife of the Lake Como promoter and former La Crosse resident for 30 years died of heart disease at age ?. Born in Montreal on March 1 1847 she leaves husband three children Guy 23 Reuben 20 and Laura 19. Laura Steves a noted swimmer. Brother J I Steves operates Idlewild resort. Funeral likely in La Crosse.
A young woman who once rushed to her car at six thirty now leaves around eight. A skilled stenographer found a better job via a help wanted ad with easier hours and higher pay. If an employee is sluggling, use a helpwanted ad to get help.
With Aldermen Bartl and Bacheller absent the city council lacks a finance committee and the remaining members are unsure of the treasury's condition. Mayor Torrance may appoint new members or a new chairman if Bartl does not return soon. Alderman Emory, a new member, bears heavy responsibility until a formal arrangement is made.
Bishop Schinner of the new Superior diocese arrived from Ashland with 100 priests and 200 lay followers. The arrival drew many Superior Catholics, a train parade, and participation by Catholic societies including the Knights of Wisconsin, Knights of Columbus, Catholic Foresters, Polish orders, plus city officials and clergy.
Milwaukee Wis Aug 2 Fred Vogel Jr denies reports that he plans to resign as president of the First National Bank stating he will remain in the post and has no such intention.
Attorney W F Wolfe seeks a new trial for Charles Hammon and John Kolb two La Crosse youths convicted of complicity in the Columbia Heights murder at Minneapolis. He alleges perjury in the trial and new evidence that may strengthen the boys case.
The Wisconsin Light and Power Co offers desirable office rooms for rent over its main office at 318 Main Street. For inquiries, visit or contact the main office at 318 Main Street.
In South Haven Michigan on August 2 crowds from Chicago and other places celebrated as shops stayed open in defiance of Sheriff Britten. Businesses reported their biggest day as jet machines drew crowds and boats brought visitors while Sunday closing leaders eluded notice and officers gave up trying to curb the festivities.
Waupun Wis August 2 population figures show a decline of 250 due to M D Wells & Co shoe factory relocating to Fond du Lac. Current census lists Waupun population at 3100.
Three year old Marion Streble of Brodhead found a box of strychnine pills while her mother slept and ate them. She died three hours later in Janesville Wisconsin on August 2.
The big feed elevator at Shepard's sheep feeding station in Edgerton Wisconsin was destroyed by fire last night causing a loss of 17000 dollars.
After doctors recommended immediate treatment Mr. Al Grabhorn Tribune head press man was taken to hospital for gallstone surgery. He suffered sudden severe abdominal pain a week ago and now undergoes operation at once. He lives at the corner of Eighteenth and Barlow streets.
Oconomowoc Wis Aug 2 Commodore F W Peck elected commodore of the Oconomowoc Yacht club for the twenty fifth time. He has served the organization for twenty five years without a break.
State Superintendent Cary sends circular to county superintendents calling attention to chapter 476 of the laws of 1905. About $6,000 is to be distributed by the state among the counties for the institute work.
Lillian Engler age 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Engler of Farewell street died at 7 30 last night after a seven month illness with tuberculosis Funeral held Friday afternoon at 2 30 from the home and interment in Oak Grove cemetery
A writ of habeas corpus is reported to be filed soon in circuit court to obtain the release of William Aird the young man who was charged with horse stealing. He was acquitted and later rearrested on a similar charge on a legal technicality.
F S Davidson late Lieutenant U Army in Washington carries a pension office note praising Peruna for catarrh. He claims it strikes at the root of the malady and strengthens the system, advising others to try the remedy as he has.
A directive urges writing to Dr Hartman President of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for a full statement of the case and free advice.
We announce a large stock liquidation of high-class wall paper and room mouldings with special prices. Also offering painting and interior decorating services at moderate rates with first-class guarantees. Visit to receive a price figure.
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