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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1905

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Conference updates and finance talk at Portsmouth sessions

In Portsmouth on August 15 the conference discussed articles four and five with article four agreed and article five set aside for note of divergence. Witte sought funds from Isaac Seligman and indicated Russia may need external finance for war efforts. Witte requested another talk in New York before sailing home while Japanese and Russian positions on rail cessions remained unsettled.

Scripps Portsmouth Navy Yard M. Sthert Washington Isaac Seligman New York Witte Russia Paris Berlin Witte Seligman

Postmasters Gather for Wisconsin Convention

More than 100 postmasters will attend the Wisconsin Postmasters’ association convention in La Crosse. The program spans talks from FE Keyes to J J Jenkins, a steamboat ride on the Mississippi, and discussions on rural carriers, partial office categories, bonds, postal currency, good roads, and pre cancellation of stamps.

FE. W. Keyes W. B. Tscharner la Crosse Mississippi River Columbia Dana Third Regiment

Mrs Lee and Daughter Return From Winona Visit

Mrs Lee and her daughter of West avenue north have returned from a several day visit in Winona with family and friends.

Lee West Avenue North Winona

Real estate ads beckon cautious saver

A reader with a few hundred dollars saved is urged to monitor real estate ads closely, likening vigilance to a hawk watching a chicken. The vivid quote underscores careful watching for affordable property opportunities.

Train Collision Wrecks Station in Rushville

The Cincinnati, Hamilton, Dayton Chicago vestibuled train struck a Pan-Handle freight at Rushville crossing. The freight engine forced into the passenger depot filled with circusgoers. Several injured including Rev. H. K. Kelliher and Ruby Acre. none severely hurt. Wounded cared for in private homes.

Scripps-NcRae Rushville Ind Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Chicago Connersville H. K. Kelliher

Kew Cleans Styles Down as City Battles Mosquito Deaths

New Orleans report notes citywide effort against mosquitos progresses with theatres set to reopen September 3 and death rate at sixteen percent amid ongoing public health measures.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch New Orleans

Yellow fever cases rise. new deaths reported in New Orleans

New Orleans reports thirteen fresh yellow fever cases and five deaths at noon. Dr John Guiteras has arrived and predicts the outbreak could be stamped out in about forty days.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch New Orleans John Guiteras

Horsethief on the Run After Nighttime Theft

Undersheriff W J Scott pursues a horse theft involving William McKeown’s animal. Sheriff Haugen believes the thief aimed to flee town quickly, suggesting no deliberate long term steal. Scott drove eastward at dawn to track the culprit.

W J Scott William McKeown Mr. Scott Haugen

Mrs Aiken and daughter Mae visit Chicago trip

Mrs Frank Aiken and her daughter Mae departed at noon for Chicago to visit Mr and Mrs F C Aiken and their family awaiting their arrival.

Frank Aiken Mae Chicago F. C. Aiken

Body of Klowitter Found Near Slough After Fishing Trip

The body of William Klowitter, missing since Sunday afternoon, was found by three fishermen in a slough connected to Running slough. Indications suggest he drowned while crossing the water, en route home from a fishing trip. He leaves a widow and three children. funeral set for tomorrow afternoon with Rev. Julius Gamm officiating.

William Klowitter Charles Robinson Nicholas Schmidt Nicholas Gerard Klowitzer Webber Miller Miller Brothers Klowetter Slough Running Slough Gund

Montana Rover Given Thirty Days For Vagrancy

Charles Heine a rover claiming Montana origin was jailed for thirty days by Judge Brindley on vagrancy charges. Heine is among several alleged umbrella repairers who have loitered in the city, with police suspecting the umbrella kits mask other shady activities. His toolkit appeared unused.

Charles Heine Montana Brindley Heine

Erickson Attends National Conference in Deadwood

Halford Erickson a member of the Wisconsin state railroad commission travels to Deadwood South Carolina to attend the national conference of railroad commissioners of the United States. He will be away for a week or more.

Madison Wis Halford Erickson State Railroad Commission of Wisconsin Deadwood S. C National Conference of the Railroad Commissioners of the United

Clark Heads State School for the Blind Opens Sept 13

Mr and Mrs Harvey Clark have moved from Monroe to take charge of the State School for the Blind in Janesville Wisconsin. The school opens September 13 with about 100 pupils expected to enroll.

Clark STATE Janesville Wis Harvey Clark Monroe State School For

Arrest Slayers Linked to Illinois Murder Mystery

Chicago reports Chief Collins telegraphed Brocton Massachusetts police to arrest George Lawrence alias Bennett Marsh in connection with Chauffeur William Bate’s murder near Lemont Illinois last November. Marsh is said to be dying of consumption in the east and officials say he cannot be found. In Brocton Massachusetts L Bennett Marsh is later reported arrested as a fugitive from justice.

Scripps-McRae Chicago Collins Brocton Mass George Lawrence Bennett Marsh William Bate Lemont, Il Lawrence

State of New York steamer overdue to Toledo from Cleveland

The steamer State of New York, Cleveland to Toledo, was four hours overdue at 10 this morning with a large passenger list. The vessel was sighted near Put-In-Bay Island but no sign of the ship. Machinery trouble caused the delay.

Scripps-McRae Cleveland State of

Cass Street Sewer Outlet Wrecked and Repaired

A four foot by two foot cave in and a 20 foot crack cripple the Cass street sewer outlet. Repairs costing two to three thousand dollars will extend the outlet into the river to prevent future clogs and ensure the sewage system operates. The board of public works and city officials will urge immediate action at tonight’s council meeting.

Cass Street Board of Public Works

Scandalous Dinner Reenacted In Court

At Col. Minors Leavenworth dinner party the scene was acted out in court as minor was accused of pinching Mrs Taggarts leg during the meal. The cotillion hostess claimed thirty to forty gallons of punch were made from a sense of duty. In Washington the war department confirms charges against Captain Taggart pending since April and charges against General Minor dismissed.

Scripps-McRae Wooster Col. Minor Leavenworth Taggart Minor Washington War Department Capt. Taggart Department Gen. Minor

Former Oshkosh Postmaster Dies in Stroke on Tugboat

Capt. Ole Oleson, former Oshkosh postmaster and longtime political figure, died yesterday at 1 am after suffering an apoplectic stroke six hours earlier aboard the tugboat S. W. Hollister in Oshkosh Wisconsin.

Oshkosh,wis Ole Oleson Oshkosh S. W. Hollister

Alderman Downs Expected To Demand Powell Resignation

An adjourned common council meeting is set for this evening. Alderman John Downs of the north side is expected to demand the resignation of City Engineer Powell and other major actions may follow.

Common Council John Downs North Side Downs Powell

Iowan leaps to death from hospital window

Herbert Mills of Burlington Iowa was a patient at Bethel hospital Kansas City Kas. He jumped from a second story window early today while a nurse was absent and was killed.

Kansas City Herbert Mills Burlington Iowa Bethel Hospital Kas

Wanted to Sell Items from Household and Property

A compact want ad seeks buyers for a variety of items. Items include a house, a lot, a piano, a safe, a desk, a set of books, a buggy, and a music box. Interested parties should contact the seller to discuss terms and scheduling.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Japan Pamere The Wisconsin Postmasters H. J. Smith Racine E. W. Keyes W. RB. Tscharner J. J. Esch M. C Seventh Congressional District of J. J. Jenkins Chippewa Falls Sional Post Office Department Guy T. Gould H. C. Adams Indiana C. L. Jenk South Seventh Street Vaan Erickson NATL Bate L. Bennett Marsh Nicamer Cass ST Iowan
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