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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1906

Page

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Stolypin narrowly escapes assassination in St Petersburg

Bombs exploded at Premier Stolypin’s home during a Saturday reception. Two officers allegedly attacked with explosives. Stolypin was reported uninjured though widespread damage and numerous injuries occurred. A separate dispatch notes land reforms granting four million more acres to peasants amid unrest.

ST. Petersburg Stolypin Seamiapine Czar Acording Apothecary

Miller Declares for La Follette Policies in Assembly Fight

Dr. T H Miller issues a formal announcement pledging definite support for La Follette aligned measures in the First La Crosse district race. He contrasts with J J Durland who remains noncommittal, highlighting a factional clash between La Folletteism and stalwart Republicans.

J. J. Durland T. H. Miller la Crosse Miller la Folette Davidson Lenroot Durland Republican Party la Follette Dr. Miller Pfister and Payne Dr. Muller First

Governor Davidson to Address Voters in City Speech

Governor James O. Davidson and his running mate W. D. Connor will speak on courthouse steps next Wednesday August 29. The event aims to answer opposition claims of incapacity with a brief address likely followed by Connor. Introductors may be E. C. Higbee or James Thompson.

James O. Davidson W.D. Connor Davidson Mr. Connor E. C. Higbee James Thompson

Registration Day Set For Labor Day Week

District Attorney Bosshard announced that Monday September 3 will be the regular registration day per the Attorney General Sturdevant, despite Labor Day. The decision sets a standard for voter registration activity on the holiday.

Bosshard Sturdevant

Prairie Du Chien Woman Shot by Hunter Mistaking Squirrel

Mrs. George Cooper aged 65 was killed when a hunter mistook the top of her head for a squirrel in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin.

Prairie DU Chien George Cooper

Hunters Must Possess Licenses Countywide Says Clerk

County Clerk Charles Rawlinson cautions that all hunters require valid licenses regardless of whether they hunt within or beyond county borders to ensure legal hunting and regulation compliance.

Charles Rawlinson

First Game Postponed Between Eau Claire and La Crosse

The opening game between Eau Claire and La Crosse was halted in the second inning due to rain with La Crosse leading 6 to 2.

Eau Claire la Crosse Schneiberg Killian Malven Karnell

Riots in Germany injure hundreds near Nuremberg

In Nuremberg on August 25 a clash between soldiers police and striking automobile workers injured about two hundred people with several mortally. Soldiers charged with fixed bayonets as strikers tried to storm the works and burn facilities. A battalion was called in and a 12 year old girl and two women were among the injured.

Nuremburg Germany

Body of Dead Baby Found in La Crosse River

The body of a 7 month old baby was found in the La Crosse river yesterday afternoon by George Wohlhoefer near the river’s confluence with the Mississippi. Police took charge and Dr. Egan noted no wounds. The infant had been in water about 24 to 36 hours, suggesting it was placed in the river near La Crosse.

la Crosse River George Wohlhoefer North Ninth Street Mississippi Egan la Crosse

Recapture of Cuban Towns by Mounted Police

A detachment of mounted police recaptured Arroyo Naranjo as insurgents fled. Col Bacaltao with 250 artillery and fifty recruits left this morning to meet Guerra.

Scripps-McRae Hacana Arroyo Naranjo Col. Bacaltao Guerra

Drunken Tramp Causes Terror in Bangor Village

Bangor residents reported a wild man roaming the streets shouting and terrifying women and children. Sheriff’s deputies rounded up Mike Shae, a drunken tramp claiming Indiana as his home, who was sentenced to sixty days by Judge Trindley.

Bosshard Bangor Sheriff's Office Mike Shae Indiana Shae Jouge Trindley

Wisconsin Pearl Button Company Workers Picnic

About 125 factory hands from the Wisconsin Pearl Button Company gathered at Singer's boat livery this morning and were conveyed to Dresden park by Capt Otto's Nancy. Foreman said the company would fund the trip and it would be one of the biggest picnics yet with employee committees handling amusements and prizes for baseball and contest winners.

Wisconsin Pearl Button Company Singer Dresden Park Otto

Famous Author Nathan Appleton Dying at Sea

Capt Nathan Appleton a noted author traveler and promoter of the Panama project is reported near death in Boston on August 25.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch Boston Mass Nathan Appleton Panama

Wisconsin Luther League Holds Convention At Holy Trinity

The Wisconsin Luther League convenes at the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity on West Avenue and Ferry Street next week August 30 and 31. Delegates will enjoy a river ride on W S Cargill’s Gallardo and attend vesper services and sessions on inner mission work with speakers from Milwaukee La Crosse Beloit and Cedarburg.

Wisconsin Luther League Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity West Avenue Ferry Streets W. S. Cargill Gallardo

PIANIST ATTEMPTS 28-HOUR ENDURANCE RECORD

J M Waterbury the reigning long endurance pianist seeks to extend his record of twenty seven hours thirty minutes in a Berghs piano store trial at Jay and Fourth streets today. He began at 8 PM last night and will continue if possible until 11 PM tonight. Food is brought to him as he plays with one hand. His pieces are well performed and he shows no fatigue.

J. M. Waterbury Bergh Jay and Fourth Streets

Local Fisherman Reels In Two and a Half Pound Trout

L S Wensole of South Sixth street returned from Preston after a fishing trip to Forestwill creek on Wednesday with a Preston businessman. They captured a large haul of trout including an eighteen inch fish weighing two and a half pounds. The creek stocks about fifty thousand fry each year and Wensole says it is better fishing ground than the far west.

L. S. Wensole South Sixth Street Preston Wensole Forestwill Creek Wiensole

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Skta Aran Scripps Terorists Will Appose Wisconsin Assembly Senator la Follette Court House W. D. Connor Special Tribune Dispatch Sam Finberg Badger Street Hlarst G. Wohlhoefer Mike Luther League J. J. Clemens Paul H. Roth Beloit Gustav Stearns Milwaukee William K. Frick D. D G. Keller Aubrecht Wichern Jesse Wilde Philadelphia Grover H. Rapps Madison Amelia. Jacobson
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