Grand Duke Tries To Kill Czar Citing Constitutional Push
St Petersburg correspondent reports a grand duke attempted to assassinate the czar to block constitutional reform. The czar was wounded in the hand. The assassin is believed to be Vladimir. Also, a Manchester dispatch says the Manchurian army is beyond officer control amid a fierce mutiny.
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Scripps-McRae
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Vladimir
Manchester
Eng
Guardian
Municipal Court System Blocked as Unconstitutional
Chicago court injunction bars the city from funding a municipal court system. The court holds the charter amendment act, approved by the legislature and adopted at the November election, unconstitutional.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago
Circuit Court
Wisconsin man blown to bits by dynamite cap
Royal Wis December 1 A Wisconsin man named William Egger was blown to bits while forcing a fuse and cap on a stick of dynamite.
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Wisconsin
Royal, Wis
William Egger
Enraged bull kills man and injures child in Racine
In Racine Wisconsin on December 1 an enraged bull struck a seven year old child and fatally gored the child's grandfather August Schenke age 70. The bull hurled the child over a fence before attacking the grandfather.
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Racine, Wis
August Schenke
Frank Heida Dies in 78th Year at Home
Frank Heida of 1317 South Fourth Street died last night at his home in his seventy eighth year from infirmities of old age. He is survived by two daughters. The funeral will be from St Wenceslaus church Monday at 9 AM with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Frank Heida
South Fourth Street
St. Wenceslaus
Tribune Upholds Honesty in All Affairs
The Tribune pledges to maintain integrity across its reporting and editorial work, emphasizing factual accuracy, transparency, and accountability in covering events, public affairs, and community issues.
Manchurian Army Revolts Threatens Vladivostok City
A Vladivostok dispatch reports the whole Manchuria region may rise in revolt as soldiers threaten to destroy the city if their destination is not announced within five days. Telegraph communications with Harbin are cut.
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Scripps-McRae
Vladivostock
Upper
Manchuria
Harbin
Cabinet in London Hears Rumor of Balfour Resignation
London reports the cabinet met at noon to decide the government's future. They adjourned without announced conclusions and rumors circulate that Arthur Balfour will resign immediately.
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Scripps-McRae
London
Balfour
Meriwether Court Martial Reports Progress in Final Session
Annapolis Dec 1 The final open session of the Meriwether court martial approved yesterday's record. The court cleared the room and resumed conference. Members expect to reach an accord today.
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Scripps-McRae
Annapolis
Meriwether
President Mitchell Seriously Ill in Transit
United Mine Workers reports President John Mitchell fell ill with acute stomach trouble on a train to Indianapolis. He stopped in Ohio with friends before continuing home to Spring Valley Illinois. The illness is described as an attack on the heart though details remain unavailable.
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Scripps-McRae
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Spring Valley
Ill
Pittsburg
Friends
Ohio
Replank Bridge In Midwinter
The Mississipp i river wagon bridge will be replanked in midwinter. Repairs await material shipments for weeks and the board of public works favors winter ice road traffic during a solid freeze.
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Mississippi River
Board of Public Works
Three Die As Scow George Herbert Strands Near Two Islands
Duluth Minnesota December 1 three men Ole Miller George Olson and Ole Olson all of Duluth perished when the scow George Herbert wrecked ashore at Two Islands.
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Scripps-McRae
Duluth, Minn
Ole Miller
George Olson
Ole Olson
Duluth
George Herbert
Two Islands
Tribune Coverage Aims To Report News Honestly
The Tribune pledges honest news handling and adherence to reporting standards. It emphasizes balanced storytelling, clear sourcing, and timely coverage across local and national events.
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The
Tribune
Yates to announce candidacy for U S Senate in Illinois
Springfield reports former Illinois governor Yates will announce his bid for the senate within fifteen days. He plans to seek the support of Daniel P. Deneen in Cook County as part of his official candidacy announcement.
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Illinois
Deneen
Scripps-McRae
Springfield
Yates
Senate
Cook County
Wreck of Central of New Jersey in Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre Pa a Central of New Jersey wreck killed Clarence Detre engineer of a Reading passenger car and Fireman John Liebert. Four others were seriously injured as the train left the track and plunged into the Lehigh river.
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Scripps-McRae
Wilkesbarre
Central of
Halfback Dan Clark Found After Night of Fearful Blame
Chicago police hunted all night for Dan Clark Michigan halfback after a crushing defeat and fears he would harm himself. He was found at a hotel with a fraternity brother, battered and accepting the blame. He returned to Detroit with the brother.
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Chicago
Dan Clark
Michigan
Detroit
Communication With St Petersburg Cut
New York Dec 1 reports the Scripps-McRae Dispatch says messages to St Petersburg were stopped and communications with Finland disrupted affecting international telegraph service.
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St. Petersburg
New York
Finland
New Richmond Farmer Dies of Broken Neck
New Richmond Wis Dec 1 James Ware a wealthy farmer died today from injuries sustained four months earlier when his neck broke causing spinal paralysis.
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New Richmond
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Wis
James Ware
Revolution Billed for Today in Illinois Report
An Illinois resident from Monti Christi says the Morales government opponents set December 1 for a revolutionary uprising. The Marcocis revolt was suppressed, and the letter recounts a recent clash with customs officers and smugglers on the Haitian frontier in which officers were seriously wounded.
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Scripps-McRae
Chicago
Illinois
Monti Christi
Morales
Marcocis
Haytian
Engineer Hurt In B&O Train Collision Near SumA
Baltimore and Ohio trains collided near SumA Indiana this morning injuring engineer Ed Hayes. Lower priority details unavailable.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Suma
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio
Ed Hayes
Tribune Stands For The Interests Of All People
The Tribune asserts its commitment as La Crosse’s sole newspaper defending broad public interests.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
Police say Cunningham freed by New York detective
Local officials condemn New York police conduct after Andrew Cunningham, a post office robber who escaped La Crosse jail, was arrested in Trenton New Jersey and quickly released through a detective’s intervention. They warn he would have returned to La Crosse jail awaiting U S court if not for the alleged collusion.
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Andrew Cunningham
la Crosse County
New York
Cunningham
Trenton
N. J
Barnes
la Crosse
Here
United States Court
Neumeister Denied Saloon License in La Crosse Street Area
A special council committee is expected to report unfavorably on William Neumeister’s bid to start a saloon and clubhouse on La Crosse street near the fair grounds. The vote of the committee is likely to fail in the council, while broader Milwaukee road expansion plans to the coast draw attention locally.
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Mense
William Neumeister
la Crosse Street
Fair Grounds
Death of Mrs Anna DeCew Recalls Local Ties in London
Word has reached here of the death in London Ontario of Mrs Anna DeCew former resident of this city and sister of W A Sutor and Mrs J A Ballard. She was born in Canada and moved to the United States with her husband about 16 years ago and lived here six years. One daughter Mrs B V Hole of London survives and will bring the remains to this city for interment in Oak Grove cemetery. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the First Methodist church.
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London
Ontario
Anna DeCew
W. A. Sutor
J. A. Ballard
Canada
States
DeCew
B. V. Hole
Oak Grove
First Methodist Church
Abandon Work on High School in Winter
Winter halt ordered on the new high school building as lumber delays and late shipments disrupt progress. Despite prior gains, crews shrink and a heavy snow forecast threatens a full shutdown, though officials say timely completion remains feasible.
Stove ads guide smart buyers to best picks
Read the stove advertisements before purchasing to compare models and prices. The right place selection comes from careful reading, not luck, ensuring a well informed decision.
German Methodist pastor surprised by Epworth league gift
Members of the Epworth League of the German M E church pleasantly surprised Pastor and Mrs Panzlau last evening. They presented them a beautiful set of dishes. Dainty refreshments followed and all enjoyed the evening.
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
Panzlau
Shopper Chooses Store by Subtle Impulse
In a reflection on consumer choice a shopper follows a tiny impulse to decide which store to visit. The remark suggests the mind’s uncertainty makes small prompts determine the path chosen.
Farmer's Team Dashes Loads of Dressed Hogs
A north Ridge Minnesota farmer H Neselke drove a wagon loaded with dressed hogs toward Jay street. The team ran wild striking a market standpipe causing wreck of the wagon and the hogs flying onto the frozen ground. The horses escaped unscathed as they bolted past a street car while the farmer unloaded at Bitzer's shop.
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H. Neselke
North Ridge
Minn
Jay Street
Market Square
Bitzer
Old Editor Sam Hurls Dead in Wisconsin
Edwin Hurlbut editor of the Wisconsin Free Press and a veteran lawyer died aged 88 in Oconomowoc Wisconsin. Born October 10 1817 in Newton Connecticut he worked as postmaster district attorney and judge advocate in Michigan before moving to Wisconsin in 1850 to practice law. He served as district attorney and held multiple local offices including supervisor and industrial school board member.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Edwin Hurlbut
Wisconsin Free Press
Mr. Hurlbut
Newton
Conn
Bradford
Michigan
Edwin
Lodi
N. Y
Manson
Milwaukee-Watertown-Madison Plank Road
Industrial School Board
Three Arrested in Mysterious Murder Case
Scripps-McRae Dispatch reports in Chicago on December 1 that three suspects tied to a secret society were arrested in the shooting death of Guide Alexander. He was killed en route home from a dance after a quarrel with five men, two weeks after a prior killing of Baggio Rain.
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Chicago
Guide Alexander
Baggio Rain
Alexander
Winnebagos Top Third Team In League Opener
The Winnebagos led by R Bollrud F Geisenheimer R Zoeller and John Brakke defeated Bruno Bruer L Anderson Dr C W Lueck and C C Looney 1696 to 1366 on the Combination alleys. They swept all three games in the North Side bowling league opener.
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North Side
Winnebagos
R. Bollrud
F. Geisenheimer
R. Zoeller
John Brakke
Bruno Bruer
L. Anderson
Dr. C. W. Lueck
C. C. Looney
James Friend Sentenced to Two Years for Forgery
James Friend pleaded guilty to forgery before Judge Fruit and received a two year term at Waupun. He was arrested at Milwaukee’s gate of the house of correction after serving a term for stealing a watch and later brought to trial on an old charge filed by Mr. Hirshheimer.
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James Friend
Fruit
Waupun
Friend
House of Correction
Milwaukee
Haugen
Hirshheimer
Baker Hamleben Becomes Expert at Crookston Plant
Friends of Ernest Hamleben longtime La Crosse resident and famed baker learn of his advancement as he takes mechanical management of the big plant across the river. Adler C Clausen of American Biscuit Company praises Hemleben as an experienced cracker expert who led preparations with the National Biscuit Company in La Crosse and is now setting up equipment and plant operations.
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Ernest Hamleben
la Crosse
Crookston, Minn
Hamleben
Adler C. Clausen
American Biscuit Company
Ernest Hemleben
Hemleben
National Biscuit Company
Wis
Weather Forecast for Mississippi Valley Tonight Through Saturday
Rain or snow tonight and probably Saturday with warmer temperatures tonight and colder Saturday and Saturday night. Winds shift to southerly through the valley. Highs reach 24 in 48 hours with a low around 2 above zero.
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Mississippi Valley
Mrs McSorley's Health Improves at St Francis Hospital
Mrs Felix McSorley of 529 Avon Street was taken to St Francis Hospital and is not feeling as well today though she has not undergone operation.
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Felix McSorley
Avon Street
St. Francis Hospital
Fashion of the Day Store Truths Display
A compact note on how truth for storefronts wears the fashion of the day. The piece emphasizes display style with wide space for vivid effects and picturesque presentation in retail messaging.
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