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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
3
Rev Hicks forecasts a maximum earthquake tendency around August 19 and outlines storm periods with heat, high barometer, wind and possible cloudbursts. He warns of intense weather patterns across the globe and a dry rainfall outlook for the month with cooler spell at month end.
Chicago mayor Edward F. Dunne spoke on Municipal Ownership of Public Utilities at the Will County Chautauqua in Plainfield near Joliet. He offered $300 after competition with Colonel J Ham Lewis who quoted $1500. The event drew a large audience and a Joliet Commercial Club dinner followed.
Washington reports President Roosevelt will not run again. Private Secretary Loeb confirms the stand, and Charles Emory Smith of the Philadelphia Press transmits Roosevelt’s mind to the public. Smith cites a direct conference in Oyster Bay and asserts the president will uphold the two term tradition.
A Chicago report notes supporters quote Roosevelt opposing a third term while intimating he would decline a nomi nation if offered. The piece cites Mrs Smith and Dr Brundage as processing these lines amid push for GOP unity. Senator Cullom forwards Roosevelt correspondence denying a western trip and his inability to attend the county building cornerstone event in September.
John N. Pleasant of Mogrolia Indiana touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the solution to bilious attacks and constipation. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and sells the pills for 25 cents at O T Erhart’s drug store.
In Williston North Dakota Judge Goss presided as the state charged John Hamilton with operating a blind pig. Witness Alex Lester refused to confirm whisky purchases prompting perjury charges and a $5,000 bond. Hamilton was convicted and awaits sentence as the term ends.
Earl Sanford of Minneapolis aged 20 drowned in the Mississippi at Homer Wednesday morning. His boat struck a wing dam causing a capsize before aid could reach him. Body recovered at 1 p.m. Sanford's funeral was held at Homer this morning. parents reside in Minneapolis.
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