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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1906

Page

4

Davidson Lenroot Rivalry in Wisconsin Gubernatorial Race

The editorial discusses Governor Davidson as a logical and honest reform candidate and weighs support against Senator La Follette and Lenroot. It notes Gilman’s reasons for backing Davidson and urges voters to decide who best serves Wisconsin, while commending Will K. Davis for launching the Poultry Standard.

Gilman Davidson la Follette Lenroot Gilgman the Tribune Will K. Davis Milton, Wis Wisconsin

Wisconsin mayors debate municipal ownership of utilities

At Ashland Wisconsin the Wisconsin League of Municipalities held sessions on municipal ownership of public utilities. Proponents argued for municipal control while opponents urged private ownership. Speakers included F C Simmons and Mayor Doyle advocating private ownership, with papers by Alderman Powers E B Smith and L A Case supporting municipal control. The convention closed with strong support for municipal ownership and Senator Frear delivering a policy address.

Ashland Wis Wisconsin League of Municipalitds F. C. Simmons Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Company Doyle Fond du Lac Wausau E. B. Smith Madison L. A. Case Duluth Minn N Smith F. J. Stiglbauer T. T. Meims Milwaukee Stoltz Manitowoc Meyor Williams Ane Bolens Port John W. Gannaway Mr. Gannaway John S. Beggs Milwaukee Street Railway League Wisconsin Frear Hudson

Wisconsin Political Talk And Local Civic Notes

A jumble of 1920s political chatter covers candidates and allegiances in Wisconsin and nationally, with mentions of Roosevelt, La Follette, and Hiram Johnson style figures. Reports touch on municipal water projects in La Crosse, labor leaders pressuring a weather forecaster, and a village gossip scene plus a Prairie du Chien sermon joke about knowing each other after death.

Prairie du Chien Chutch

Electric Bitters Cured Kidney Trouble and Debility

E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana credits Electric Bitters with ending two years of kidney trouble and general debility. He reports relief from stomach liver and kidney complaints and asks others to try the remedy at O T Erhart’s drug store, price 50 cents.

E. H. Wolfe Bear Grove O. T. Erhart E. W. Goodloe Dutton St Waco Tex Dr. King O. T. Erhart’s

Thompson Seeks District Attorney Nomination in September Primaries

Letter to voters from James Thompson states readiness to assume duties as district attorney once formalities are completed. He urges turnout for the Republican primary on September 40 with voters essential to secure the nomination.

James Thompson

Monroe Doctrine Opposed by Latin American Club

In San Jose Costa Rica on August 24 a preliminary meeting formed the American club aiming to unite Latin America and oppose US actions seen as undermining Latin American commercial independence. The group brands the Monroe doctrine a threat to Latin nations and says its work is not against the United States but against its alleged aims. The club adopts the motto Latin America for the world and the world for humanity.

San Jose Costa Rica American Club United States Roosevelt Latin America

Aged Sculptor Marries Again

New York Aug 24 J Q A Ward the dean of American sculptors was married yesterday to Mrs R M Ostrander Smith He has passed seventy six and has wed before He plans to retire from sculpture to a life of peace and quietness Born in Urbana Ohio

New York J. Q. A. Ward R. M. Ostrander Smith Ward Urbana

Woman in Wineroom Chooses Poison in West Hammond

Ada McNeil 19 drank carbolic acid in a saloon wineroom near a concert hall. Two male companions fled. police seek her residence and motive. Inquest previously found Bertha Sykes 19 killed herself by poison amid illness and family strife.

Chicago West Hammond Ada Mt.Neil Miss McNeil

Poisoning Case Ties Woman to Michigan Work Term

A young woman, Miss Sykes, swallowed poison in the home of Mrs. Anna Wallace at 13 Gladys Avenue after returning from Michigan. Dr. W. F. Marcusson attended her, and she died at her home where she had been staying since Monday. The coroner and police were notified after she was found in a dying condition and arsenic traces were found by a physician.

Miss McNeil Miss MccNeil Miss Mc&Neil Bertha Sykes North Irving Avenue Wong Anna Wallace Gladys Avenue Michigan Wallace W. F. Marcusson Miss Sykes

Tragic Rail Accidents Claim Multiple Lives in Chicago

William N. Dunn a 45 year old switchman for the Chicago and Northwestern was killed after falling beneath a freight train at Fifty fifth Street and Stewart Avenue. An unidentified laborer about 65 was found dead near the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul tracks at Franklin Park. Mrs. R Hanson 49 was injured crossing Illinois Central tracks at Fortieth Street and Joseph Garkuska 26 died when an engine backed over him at Hawoelil.

Chicago Iiii William N. Dunn Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Pennsi Fifty-fifth Street Stewart Avenue Dunn Princeton Avenue Kenney’s Undertaking Rooms Halstead Street Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Franklin Park R. Hanson Illinois Central Railway Fortieth Street

Davidson Speaks in Great Heart at Wisconsin Tour

Governor Davidson addressed large crowds in Platteville and earlier stops including Darlington Shullsburg and Cuba City as residents paused farm work to hear him. Senator H C Martin praised Davidson’s fairness and declared no boss remains in Wisconsin amid a party driven candidate question.

Platteville Wis Davidson Lafayette County Darlington Shullsburg Cuba City Mineral Point H. C. Martin Senate Wisconsin Republican Party

Rail Sale From Chicago To Baltimore Dates Given

Dates of sale September 8 to 9 and return limit September 17. For details contact B. N. Austin G P A Chicago or R. C. Haase T P A St Paul Minnesota.

Mountain Lake Park Deer Park Oakland Washington, D. C Baltimore Philadelphia B. N. Austin Chicago R. C. Haase

Elk Teeth Collection Showcases Vast Elk Teeth Trove

San Francisco Aug 24 E R Pelz a San Francisco elk manufacturers' agent and Elk member displays a collection of 12 094 elk teeth valued about 125000. He began nine years ago and notes Indians buried with red dyed teeth and used teeth as adornments.

San Francisco Cal Benevolent Protective Order of Elks E. R. Pelz Pelz

Elephant Hunt In Old Dominion Claims Three Captured

Washington D C August 24 Three elephants escaped from Luna Park near the Potomac after a wind storm blew down their corral. They roamed through farms in Alexandria County Virginia as armed men hunted them through swamps and forests. By late today one elephant was captured and chained to a tree while two remained at large.

Washington, D. C

Lehigh student killed by pitched baseball in amateur game

Caspar Musselman 19, student at Lehigh University, died after a pitched ball struck him in the heart during a game between the Catasqua and Philadelphia clubs in Allentown. He collapsed six feet from first base after trying to run.

Allentown Caspar Musselman Catasqua Philadelphia Muusselmann Lehigh University

Pleasant Ways for Summer Days Grand Trunk Route

Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley double track service from Chicago to New York via Niagara Falls and via Boston with connections to Montreal. Route includes Grand Trunk Central Vermont Boston and Maine. Portland and Chicago to Montreal double track. Fares and literature available from Geo. W. Vaux Chicago.

Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley Chicago New York Niagara Falls Grand Trunk-Central Vermont-Boston & Maine Boston Grand Trunk Railway System Montreal Quebec Portland Adams St

Official Financial Report of Bata Vian National Bank

Official publication shows the financial condition of Bata Vian National Bank at La Crosse Wisconsin as of June 18 1906. It lists resources including loans and discounts overdrafts U S bonds and premiums cash and due from banks and other assets totaling 3 726 999 15 with liabilities capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits.

Batavian National Bank la Crosse

National Bank of La Crosse Balance Sheet June 18 1906

Balance sheet data shows resources including loans and discounts 2 773 023 19 and deposits 437 US United States Depositary. Bank lists U S bonds to secure circulation cash and reserve amounts with figures for capital surplus and undivided profits.

U. S

Report of the Condition of the State Bank of La Crosse

Bank in La Crosse Wisconsin with June 18 1906 assets total 1 044 067 33 including loans and discounts 673 883 77 bonds and securities 171 53 due from banks 12 000 60 and banking house fixtures 50 000 00 Total liabilities capital 50 000 00 surplus 50 000 00 undivided profits 929 241 93 figures rounded to nearest cent

U. S Ose, Pth Ss Sore

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