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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1907

Page

6

Frightful accident injures Theresa Krueger near Kohler’s mill

Theresa Krueger an 18-year-old of Mor mon coulee road was dragged by a runaway team after the rig overturned near Fifth and Main. She escaped death by miracles, with flesh burned from arms and severe facial wounds, treated at Dr Beckman’s office. her condition was serious but not believed fatal.

Theresa Krueger Fritz Krueger Kohler Barron's Dry Good Eagle Hotel

Questionable sales ethics prompt deceptive book set case

An inquiry asks whether a sales agent who convinces a man to purchase an unnecessary book set commits obtaining money under false pretenses. It seeks legal-ethical evaluation of misrepresentation and consumer rights in sales.

Old Orchard Fire Destroys Shore Hotels In Maine

A major blaze wrecked half of Old Orchard’s coastal hotel and cottage area, likely costing $500,000 plus, with 5,000 summer guests displaced. Three volunteer firemen died dynamiting buildings to save the colony. The fire began in the Olympia hotel and spread along the beach, reaching dozens of properties before external brigades aided, area about fifty acres.

Old Orchard Olympia Hotel Board Walk Boston and Maine Alberta Fiske Emerson Aldine Portland Biddeford Saco

Convention to End on the Boat Trip and Local Talks

Delegates gathered for a convention voyage with dancing and a meal led by Chef John Neukomm. Aylward of Madison presented a paper on Public Utilities during the down trip, followed by discussion. The steamer returned late after tying up for wind, no session that evening, many attended a theater production, and twenty five autos toured the city the next morning.

Alk John Neukomm John A. Aylward Madison

Information Bureau for City Officers Discussed in La Crosse

Delegates praised La Crosse as one of Wisconsin’s cleanest and nicest appearing municipalities after a city tour. Hon H E Legler of the Wisconsin Library Commission spoke on an information bureau for city officers and libraries' benefits, with Mayor Burt Williams of Ashland presenting on recent municipal legislation.

Wisconsin la Crosse Council Chamber H. E. Legler Wisconsin Library Commission Legler Burt Williams Ashland

Auto Accident on Main and Fourth Streets in La Crosse

A speeding auto in La Crosse swerved onto the north side of Main Street, striking Tim Lewis and throwing him against a street sweeper cart. He suffered a cut above the left eye and a bruised arm but is reported improving. Witnesses blamed the chauffeur. the driver, Sharp, faced scrutiny as police consider city and state speed limits.

Mr. Lewis McMillan Oscar Houck Beck Lewis Cadillac Company Cargill McMullan Sharp E. C. High Vee McMillan Block Main and Fourth Streets Main Street Fourth Street Linker Third Main Tim Lewis Higbee Jacob Zimmer Cadillac City of la Crosse Vine Street Cass Street Vine State Jay King Cass Streets Mississippi River Fifth Street Pearl Street

Spirits Work For

The article argues spirits inhabit a near earthly sphere and share similar aspirations, battling good and evil. They seek to influence worldly affairs, often through powerful figures, notably stating President Roosevelt is easy for them to reach without his knowledge. The piece frames spiritual contact as ongoing and involuntary to the living.

United States White House Mr. Roosevelt

La Crosse Electric Seeks Temporary Rate Increase

At a state rate commission hearing in Madison on August 16, La Crosse Gas & Electric pressed for a temporary charge of about 10 cents per kilowatt hour, arguing losses of $10,000 this year and seeking rate relief while an inventory and valuation of the electric department are studied. The panel indicated a likely temporary order, with a fuller investigation of plant value to follow.

Madison Wis State Rate Commission la Crosse Daniel McMillan MacMillan Gellat la Crosse Company City Doherty Electric Company

General Strike Expands Across Nation

Union leaders estimate over 10 000 workers already on strike with the general order set to lift that to 15 000. Returns from 42 cities show only 450 of 5 000 operators did not respond to the national executive board order issued two days ago. Union officials say the figures include strong Western Union and Postal service operators and anticipate about 90 percent compliance.

National Executive Board Western Union

Sues Senator for Slander in New Jersey

Assemblyman Edward H. Wright Jr sues United States Senator James Smith Jr for $100,000 in punitive damages for alleged slander. The remarks were allegedly made at a public reception by Governor E C Stokes on Sea Girt's governor cottage porch on Aug 2. The quoted line says Wright was kept supplied with wine and women by Charlie Bell.

New York Edward H. Wright, Jr United States James Smith, Jr Newark E. C. Stokes New Jersey Sea Girt Stokes Smith

Wanted Girl for General Work at 515 South Fifth Street

Short notice advertisement seeks a girl for general work at a downtown address 515 South Fifth Street. No other details provided.

South Fifth Street

Card of Thanks from Mrs J A Bartl

Expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers and support during mother's illness and death. Signed by Mrs J A Bartl.

Taft Calls for Tariff Revision in Columbus Speech

Secretary Taft remarks at the Buckeye Republican club in Columbus Ohio next Monday are set to outline the campaign platform for Roosevelt’s chosen candidate. Politicians expect Taft to declare support for a reasonable revision of current tariff schedules, signaling a major campaign issue.

Taft Buckeye Republican Club Columbus Roosevelt Washington, D. C

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