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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1906
Page
8
Aug. 31 report says the Norwegian explorer is safe after passing Cape Prince Whales. One crew member is dead as ice releases him in the harsh Arctic voyage.
General H. W. Childs, former attorney general, died at noon yesterday in St. Paul of appendicitis. Dr. Will Powell, diseases of women, treated him.
C A Sterling prevailed in a civil case against Stone Hill Wine Company over liquors sold. Sterling testified he accepted the liquors on trial and would return them if unsatisfactory. The court ruled in Sterling's favor on that issue, and he admitted owing nine dollars and fifty cents for gin and paid the amount.
Fairbanks spoke in Ossawatomie Kansas yesterday at a parade marking the first conflict over slavery in which John Brown was the central figure. The event commemorated the historical clash and featured remarks tying past struggles to present issues.
Cuban rebels attacked American owned property at Cienfuegos and stole horses in what was likely an attempt to provoke U.S. intervention.
St. Petersburg August 29 The government plans another loan to aid famine sufferers across several provinces. European revolutionaries in capitals prepare assaults on the czar and imperial family. Netlikoff commander in chief of militant revolutionists travels to inspect companies forming. He says the Stolypin attack is only the first in a series.
In Cre Creek Michigan a burglar named Lee Yates fell asleep at Cre Creek police station during his investigation. Aged 3? The report notes the suspect temporarily resting as officers questioned him.
Miss Mary Douglas returns to Boston after visiting Miss Annie Kinnear on Caledonia street. Carl Spreen, formerly foreman at the La Crescent steam shovel, departs for Milwaukee to take charge of a steam shovel project.
Armour & Co and the Armour Packing Co of Chicago ask the Missouri Secretary of State to file affidavits stating they are not members of a trust or combination. Attorney General Hadley advised that the affidavits could not be filed, and Secretary Swanger refused the request.
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