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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1906

Page

6

Russian strike called off amid city calm and cabinet changes

The workmen's council in St Petersburg halted the strike with hopes provinces will follow. The czar plans a new cabinet with Prince Looff as premier and Count Heyden interior minister. Garrison commander at Piatigorsk killed. Finnish authorities to try mutineers. troops ready to deploy. gunboats shell bandits along the Surgari river.

Scripps-McRae ST. Petersburg Aung Workmen’s Council Prince Looff Count Heyden Stakovitch Douma

List of committee members and officers

The document lists numerous individuals as members of committees on finance printing and advertising including chairmen F B Dixon H Gund C S Van Auken J A Elliott R Hiscox M F Platz and H M Boehn with associated names such as W Skinner H C Evenson D S Fairbairn E Mueller FE A Gotterdam Geo Burdick and others, indicating organizational structure and leadership roles.

M. F. Hayes Fallan A. F. Reitzel J. E. Kirchies William Hellfach F. M. Wilcox J. D. de Ranitz S. J. la Chapelle W. H. Funke J. P. Salzer W. H. Meyers W. B. Spraw M. Sieger H. Hart C. A. Worth S. H. Palmer T. Tompson E. C. Bart Lester Keene FE. S. Dittman H. H. Niebuhr G. E. Taylor Olaf Elton F. B. Dixon H. Gund C. S. van Auken J. A. Elliott R. Hiscox M. F. Platz Printing and Advertising Committee H. M. Boehn J. W. Skinner H. C. Evanson D. S. Fairbairn E. T. Mueller FE. A. Gotterdam Geo. Burdick

Jury finally empanelled today in scandal case

Fifteen witnesses summoned to testify before the grand jury in the Standard Of investigation were questioned by government attorneys this afternoon preparatory to their appearance and the jury was finally empanelled in Chicago Illinois on August seventh. New jurors called to take the places of those failing to appear answered today.

Scripps-McRae Chicago Ill

Right to remarry granted after separation

Flora FE and Charles W. Price of New Lisbon Juneau County sought permission to remarry within a year after living apart since April 10. Judge Fruit granted the order today allowing remarriage.

Flora FE Charles W. Price New Lisbon Juneau County

Sharpshooters Set August 19 Shooting Tournament

La Crosse Shrapshooters association voted to hold its annual shooting tournament at the West La Crosse range on August 19 with a picnic dinner. The public is invited to spend the day on the island as guests of the marksmen.

la Crosse

Redmen Convention Opens in Milwaukee Three-Day Session

Delegates Chris Connor Cy Snyder and visitors Sol Burdick George Stebbins E C Raymond and others head to Milwaukee for the three days of the state convention of Redmen which opens tomorrow in the Cream City.

Chris Connor Cy Snyder Sol Burdick George Stebbins E. C. Raymond Cave Milwaukee Redmen Cream City

New York Covers Largest City Area in Census

The census report shows New York City has the largest land area at 209,218 acres. New Orleans ranks second with 125,009 acres, followed by Chicago, Philadelphia, and Duluth.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch Washington, D. C New York City New Orleans Chicago Philadelphia Duluth

Heat Relief Seen As NYC Death Toll Drops

The humid spell eased in New York City today with lower death rate and relief expected. Five deaths were reported today, raising the total to twenty one.

New York City Scripps-McRae Dispatch New York

Conservatives Control Iowa Democratic Convention Narrowed Race

Waterloo Iowa Aug 7 Conservatives control the Democratic convention. The contest has narrowed to Ball and Denison with Ball leading in early tallies and Denison challenging for delegates.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch Waterloo Ball Denison

Teamsters Meet Under a Heavy Guard at Chicago Convention

Chicago August seventh. Under a heavy guard of police reserve and plain clothes men outside, the Teamsters union convention resumed today amid tight security.

Scripus-McRae Chicago Teamsters

Steamer Japan Rumored Ashore in Huron Bay

Rumor says the steamer Japan is aground in Huron bay near Calumet Michigan and local authorities await confirmation.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch Calumet, Mich Japan Huron Bay

Excelsior Springs health book issued by railroad

An attractively illustrated 32 page health book about Excelsior Springs and its medicinal waters, hotels, and tram service has just been published by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway. It can be mailed for 4 cents postage to any address. F A Miller general passenger agent Chicago.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway F. A. Miller

Want Ads Offer Shield Against Everyday Casualties

A short appeal urges readers to use want ads to insure against minor life mishaps and disappointments, comparing daily risks to the old saying about the cup and lip. The message encourages practical, proactive planning via classified notices.

Excursion Tickets to National Encampment Songs of Veterans

Excursion tickets to the National Encampment Songs of Veterans will be sold in Peoria Illinois via the North Western line on August 19 and 20 with favorable return limits. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.

Songs of Veterans North-Western Line Chicago & North-Western R’y

Change in Time for trains N and 5 by C M and St P

Commencing Sunday July 22, trains N and 5 change departure times. Train N eastbound leaves at 12 35 p m instead of 12 45 p m and train 5 northbound leaves at 5 35 p m instead of 5 40 p m.

St. P

Port Profits Fuel Tomorrow’s Growth and Security

A brief reflection compares civilization’s transfer of value across generations to a store keeping model where today’s profits cover tomorrow’s costs. The idea suggests profits fund publicity, tax, and investments that build stronger, more secure enterprises.

Wanted Girl for Night Waitress at Allen Hotel

Help wanted notice seeking a Night Waitress for the Allen Hotel located at 433 Mill Street. Applicants should apply in person at the hotel lobby for hiring details.

Allen Hotel Mill Street

Dr George Powells as consulting physician and surgeon

Dr George Powells is described as a consulting physician and surgeon. The text notes his professional role and title within a medical context. Further specifics are not provided in the available fragment.

George Powells

Home Vapor Baths and Cautions for Tepid Soothing Sponging

Advice describes salt sponging baths and two methods for vapor baths using blankets and kettle or lamp setups. It notes do not bathe after a heavy meal and warns baths should not be used in serious illness without a doctor’s sanction. It emphasizes moderation, proper temperature, and medical guidance.

Washable Brush Bag From Handkerchiefs

Two elegant handkerchiefs about thirteen inches square are used to form a washable brush bag for a dressing table. Fold each to create a central box plait and side plaits, producing a neat, foldable storage accessory.

How to make a brush bag of handkerchiefs

Instructions describe preparing a six to seven inch brush bag from a pile of handkerchiefs. Stitch across box plaits at one end to form the opening, align handkerchiefs right sides out, sew down the side across the plaits, and finish with bow-tied corners to conceal the embroidery while preserving the printed patterns.

Time Saving Kitchen Utensils and Aids

A New York Post list highlights numerous kitchen time savers including olive stoners potato and orange peelers pea shellers almond grinders ice shavers and crushers cheese toasters corn scrapers pineapple snips flower scissors alarm bell egg boilers and salad droppers plus clothes wringers pie lifters fruit re holders and sandwich cutters. It also notes odorless stewing pots and frying pans said to curb vegetable odors while cooking self wringing mops and knee rests for floor scrubbing.

Alarm Bell New York Post

Training tapering fingertips with small steel devices

Frenchwomen use tiny steel thimble like sleeves lined with felt to train fingers. Multiple sizes fit each finger and adjust with gentle pressure. Regular wear at night and during the day gradually yields more tapered fingertips.

The Man With The Hoe And The Lawn Mower

A humorous poem contrasts the downtrodden man with the hoe and the martyrdom of the lawn mower user. Neighbors mock the mower’s clatter while the mower endures the strain of a growing lawn. The speaker calls for sympathy for the mower and hints at cruelty legislation.

Indictment Overturned as Old John Kerns Helps Hawkins

A Bainbridge County grand jury declines to indict Sheriff Sam Hawkins after John Kerns speaks, exposing party games and prompting Hawkins to confess past county fees. Molly Dwyer, the sheriff, and Kerns confront hidden affections, ending with Kerns revealed in the doorway and Hawkins leaving, all ending with reconciliation.

Samuel J. Hawkins Bainbridge County Hawkings Vanderbeck Scarborough John Kerns Bay Township John Sam Hawkins Sam Régister of Deeds Jim Connors Jim Conners John Kkerns Molly Old John Dwyer I Kerns

How to Make a Paper Box for Nimble Fingers

A short instructional note teaches youngsters to craft a decorative paper box. It outlines starting with an eight inch square colored sheet, folding along diagonals, bringing corners to the center, cutting corners, adding slits, tucking tabs inside, and finishing by filling with candy if available.

Keeping Well in Family Haired by Debt Joke

A quip notes a family seems healthy while the father has been taking a large amount of patent medicine to cover a debt. The punchline says they hope to get their money back from the medicine.

Down Here They Dream To Cultivate The Soul

A dialogue fragment contrasts living for dreams and tending the inner self with a sharp jab about who actually fuels daily rituals. The exchange hints at autonomy and dependence within a small, intimate scene.

Honest Businessman Question and Public Trust

A passerby questions the man’s honesty while noting he remains steady in appearance amid concerns that the public will receive fair play. The remark underscores public interest in integrity and accountability in business.

Tie It Down and Hold Your Tempers Safely

Fragmentary lines describe caution and restraint in handling tasks and suggest a social exchange about preference for companionship at the top. The text centers on personal conduct and humor without a clear news event or report.

What is woman's greatest trial quote insight

A short dialogue fragment presents a witty exchange with a man declaring the question easy while a woman’s trials are noted. The line hints at gendered challenge and performance context. The piece reads as a quip about perceived obstacles and viewpoint.

Grumbling and Attitudes in Everyday Life

A string of aphorisms on behavior and social dynamics. The author critiques grumbling as a lure, notes opportunism around money, and reflects on expectations in relationships. The piece presents wry observations about ambition, tact, and vanity with a humorous tone.

Peacock Feathers and Luck A European Belief

London Notes and Queries explores a superstition that bringing Ju no s bird tail feathers into a house brings misfortune. The essay traces possible origins to crusaders who brought back feathers as curiosities and suggests ensuing misfortunes by owners helped the belief persist, potentially spreading from England to other regions.

Juno England London

The Typewriter Sponge Gets Free Typing Help

The New York Sun reports a stenographer describes the type writer sponge as the worst type of hanger on. He drops by offices to chat then asks a female worker to do quick typing while the boss is distracted. The worker ends up doing hours of work for little pay or thanks.

New York Ife Porte New York Sun

Chemical Curiosities with Potassium Reactions

A historical note describes experiments with potassium on blotting paper ice and water. Potassium burns at contact, leaving blue tracks on blotting paper and igniting in ice or water, creating bright visual effects in a warm room.

Quick Check for Square Numbers

A concise guide explains how to recognize squares. It notes that squares end in 1 4 5 6 or 9 or in a pair of digits with one of these as the leading digit. It adds that squares are divisible by 4 or leave a remainder of 1 when divided by 4.

Queen of Holland Recalled Being Shut Away As Child

The young Dutch queen was kept apart from peers due to her position and recalled a moment with a supposed rebellious doll. She warned, saying if the doll misbehaved she would become queen and have nothing to play with.

Holland

The Restless Brook Poem by John Kendrick Baggs

A brief poem excerpt ponders whether a babbling brook would rest if someone took pebbles from its bed. It appears in St Nicholas magazine attributed to John Kendrick Baggs.

John Kendrick Baggs St. Nicholas

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Helsingfors Sveaborg Pipiatigorsk Harbin Surgari River Dr. W. Powell Redmen's Iowa Democrats Excelsior Springs Peoria, Ill Molly Dwyer Vip Nius
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