Prosperity and tariff policy debated by an Indiana Republican
The speaker defends protectionism and warns that a Democratic shift toward tariff for revenue would shrink wages and limit prosperity. He cites Roosevelt era trust prosecutions, calls for a “square deal,” and lauds Republican legislative achievements while opposing Gompers backed injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
John Sharp Williams
House of Representatives
Congress
Indiana
Republican Party
Senate
Republican Congress
North Side Child is at Rest Funeral for 24YearOld Heggen
The funeral of the 24 year old son of Mr and Mrs Iver Heggen was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from 1221 Charles street with Rev E O Vik officiating Sletten Brothers in charge Interment at Campbell cemetery
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Iver Heggen
Charles Street
E. O. Vik
Sletten Brothers
Campbell Cemetery
Mrs. Iver Thorsen Recovers After Hospital Operation
Mrs. Iver Thorsen wife of a Caledonia street lettercarrier spent Monday in Lutheran hospital following an operation for nonhealing abscesses on her lower limbs. She is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Iver Thorsen
Caledonia Street
Lutheran Hospital
Thorsen
New Burlington men join on Burlington road work
Business on the Burlington road is gradually increasing with more men employed daily. Read names include Albert Wingstad Charles Kisch Philip Reis er and Jesse Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Road
Messrs
Albert Wingstad
Charles Kisch
Philip Reiser
Jesse Peacock
North Side Briefs Highlights Local News and Visits
William Lumley and Louis Robinson leave for a week’s camping at Roundlake. Mrs. J A Steinwitz visits home after a stay with her brother. Frank Wilson and parents guest at Kane street. Enders visit North Side. one had an arm lost previously in a Burlington accident. Ladies Aid hosts a picnic at Myrick park. Rev Sweet to preach at Tabernacle Baptist. Rev Zimmerman to speak in the evening.
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William Duncan
William Lumley
Louis Robinson
Roundlake
J. A. Steinwitz
New Lisbon
L. A. Steinwitz
Charles Street
Morton Smith
Milwaukee Road
John Brakke
P. P. Lawson
Hokah
William Berry
Mill Street
Mtuyme Nesler
Bangor
Frank Wilson
Harry Watson
Kane Street
H. P. Long
Bliss Cottage
Grand Dad Bluff
Fred Ruud
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mrs. T. Ender
Nelson
Wis
Mr. Ender
Burlington
O. Simonson
Gillette Street
Milwaukee
Soderberg
George and
Gillette Streets
Ladies’ Aid Society
North Presbyterian Church
Myrick Park
Sweet
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Avon and
Clinton Streets
Zimmerman
Otto Granke
Rose Street
Twin Cities
Notice to Contractors La Crosse Public Works 1906
Official publication invites sealed proposals for complete furnishing of materials and work to install laboratory desks case work telephone system program clock lighting and blackboards in La Crosse. Bids due August 24 1906 with bond 30 percent. Work to commence immediately and finish by December 1 1906. Proposals sealed and directed to the board. bond signed by bidder and two sureties proving ownership of real estate in La Crosse county free from incumbrance.
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Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
Real Estae
la Crosse
Frewa Incumbrance
Sealed bids urged for La Crosse bridge work 1906
The City of La Crosse invites sealed proposals by August 20 1906 for furnishing and macadam work on the westerly bridge on the road to La Crescent. Bids require a $150 bond or $75 certified check. Completion by October 1 1906 with $5 daily penalty for delays. bids may be rejected. Commissioners Beckwith Roberge Falk audited by Comptroller Connor.
Bid Bond Conditions for La Crosse Project 1906
The notice describes that a bid requires a cash deposit equal to fifteen percent of the bid and a new bond within ten days with satisfactory sureties to perform the contract. If awarded, the bidder must execute the contract and pay $5 per day until completion. Commissioners H. J. Beckwith, Arthur J. Roberge, and George Falk announced the public audit on August 11, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of la Crosse
H. J. Beckwith
Arthur J. Roberge
George Falk
the Board of Public Works
C. H. Connor
Notice to Contractors for Bridge Work West of West Channel Bridge
Notice to contractors dated August 1906 seeks furnishing all materials and completing macadam work for the first bridge west of West Channel Bridge on the road to La Crescent. Work to be done under the board of public works with plans on file and completed by November 15, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
West Channel Bridge
la Crescent
Bid Bond and Sureties Required for La Crosse Public Works
The city of La Crosse requires a $700 penalty bond with two responsible sureties, each owning real estate in La Crosse County and valued at $700. A contract bond must follow within ten days of award, with a $350 certified check returned if no award or default occurs. A $5 per day penalty applies for unfinished contract beyond the specified time. Audit date August 11, 1906.
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Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
County of la Crosse
H. J. Beckwith
Arthur J. Roberge
George Falk
Commissioners of Public Works
C. H. Connor
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William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Republic
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Fuller
House Committee On Judiciary
H. R.fuller
Spelling
Pearce
House Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Beef Trust
Paper Trust
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court of the
Tribune
Care Tribune
South la Crosse
Tribune Office
Nebuer Ginger Ale
North Side Bottling Wes
North Side
North Side Briefs
Seventh
Cass
Cass Street
Main
King
Eleventh Street
South Eleventh Street
ABC
Sentlemen
Mains Street
Northwestern
South Twelfth
E. L
Drs
Powell & Powell
City
Mormon Coulee Road
Cadillac
Motor Car Company
South Tenth Street
Square
South Third Street
la Crosse Clothing Company
Reliable Steam Laundry
North Sixth
A. C. Wolfe
Tisch Brothers Company Cigar Box Factory
South Fourteenth Street
tTeamsters
Gateway ‘City
Tranfer
McMillan Building
Moler Barber College
Chicago
Badger Steel Rooting & Corrugating Company
Seventh and
la Crosse Streets
la Crosse Can Company
Vought-Berger Company
Stevens
Main Street
la Crossze Morteaas & Loans Co
Pinauds
Pinaud
Pinaud Bldg
New York City
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Elliott-Loeffler Company
Wines & Liquors
Pearl Street
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