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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1906

Page

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President's Message Highlights National Race Problem and Mob Law

The text reports President's message to Congress urging action on race and mob violence, noting Senate and House reception, and calls for prohibiting corporate campaign contributions. It mentions Senator Tillman leaving, Platt and Depew's reactions, and references ongoing legislative work. Part two continues.

Washington, D.C Senate Latta Tillman Platt Depew House House of Representatives Congress House of Congress

Terry McGovern Insane After Brooklyn Incident

New York December 4 Terry McGovern became suddenly crazed near his Brooklyn home today. His sanity has been questioned previously. He carried a loaded shell he obtained at the Washington Navy Yard during a visit yesterday.

New York Terry McGovern Brooklyn Navy Yard Washington

Army Band Hall Plan Considered for Cameron Park Site

Col Orlando Holway reviews a proposed Saengerfest funded auditorium to house two local military companies Dana's Third Regiment band and regimental HQ. Site options include Cameron Park between Fourth Fifth and King, with costs around 100000 dollars. Final offer and site decision to be presented to the common council within a week.

Dana Third Regiment Orlando Holway Cameron Park Fourth Fifth Streets King Holway Common Council M and B Col. Holway

Exhibition of Americans Raised Riot in Japan

Yokohama report states police forbid showing Schmitz and other San Francisco officials amid public order concerns. A fire destroyed Tokyo’s Grant memorial town hall today.

Japan Scripps-McRae Yokohama Schmitz San Francisco Tokio Grant Vesit

Weather Forecast Confirms Snow Tonight and Cold Weather

The forecast warns of snow late tonight with a Wednesday snow event and cooler temperatures. Expect a cold spell with a low near 30 and a high around 32 as winds reach about 10 miles per hour.

Gillette Weeps At Arraignment In Murder Case

In Herkimer New York prosecutor Ward's arraignment brought tears to Chester Gillette the accused in the Grace Brown murder case. Defense attorney Mills accused fraud by experts and presented letters to suggest Grace Brown contemplated suicide to hide shame. Jury verdict expected late afternoon with troops guarding the area and warnings of armed bands nearby. Gillette's family once lived in Zion City Illinois and his mother resides in Denver.

Billy Grace) Brown Gillette Ward Mills Zion City Denver

New Mail Box At Chicago Northwestern Depot In Use

Postmaster W B Tscharner announces the new mailbox at the Chicago and Northwestern depot is in operation and requests no city mail be placed in the box as it is stripped for outgoing trains by mail and transfer clerks.

W. B. Tscharner Chicago & Northwestern

Cousins Succeeds Hitt as Foreign Affairs Chair

Washington dispatch reports Speaker Cannon names Iowa Congress member Cousins to replace Hitt as chairman of the foreign affairs committee. Lowden is assigned as a member of the committee.

Scripps-Mediae Dispatch Washington, D. C Cannon Cousins Iowa Hitt Lowden

Privates Hang for Carter Child Murders in Valdosta

In Valdosta Georgia Rev J G Rawlings and Alf Moore a Black man were hanged privately this morning for the murder of the two Carter children. The execution took place at the county jail after a late night trial. The bodies were prepared for burial by the sheriff's department.

Scripps-McRae Valdosta J. G. Rawlings Alf Moore Carter

Judge Webber Ends Life in Personal Crisis

Special Tribune Dispatch reports from New Ulm Minnesota that Judge Webber a prominent jurist hanged himself this morning after a personal crisis.

Special Tribune Dispatch New Ulm, Minn

Supreme Court Orders New Trial in 1905 Prison Break Murder

The Missouri Supreme Court reversed and remanded for a new trial in the murder cases of Vaughn, Raymond, and Ryan, convicts who escaped the penitentiary in November 1905 and killed guards Allison and Clay.

Scripps-McRae Jefferson City Supreme Court Vaughn Raymond Ryan Allison Clay

Post Veteran Inspector to Visit Baraboo G A R Post

Cheek former department commander of the Wisconsin G A R will inspect Wilson Colwell post Thursday night. He mustered in the post twenty four years ago. The post was founded in August 1882. Full attendance of veterans urged for the meeting.

Pin

Leaguers Strike It Rich on Vanderbilt Lease

James McCloskey of the Philadelphia Nationals and players George McClelland and Jack Nash found a rich gold vein on a lease at the Vanderbilt property in Cripple Creek Colorado. The discovery was reported from Cripple Creek on December 4.

Vanderbilt West Cripple Creek Colo James McCloskey George McClelland Jack Nash

National Association President Urges Liberal Policy

J W Van Cleve of the National Association of Manufacturers urged fair play by operators and workers, denouncing Hearst Bryan Gompers Schmitz and Reus. He blamed autocratic employers for labor unrest and called for wage increases and freer sharing of prosperity between manufacturers and employers. He defended harmonious labor relations and cited statistics supporting higher wages.

J. W. van Cleve National Association of Manufacturers Hearst Bryan Gompers Schmitz Reus

Connors Shot and McMahon Held in Mapleton Killing

Thom as Connors was shot and killed this morning in Mapleton Wisconsin. Dan McMahon is being held by the police.

Special Tribune Dispatch Mapleton Wis Thomas Connors Dan McMahon

Saengerfest Fund Raised to Meet 1908 Plans

The soliciting committees consider raising the Saengerfest guarantee from 15000 to 25000 due to easy prospects for 13000. Pledges totaling 12000 have been secured with little effort. A levy on 5000 is favored to ease signer burden as La Crosse lands the 1908 fest after John Malin of the Frohsian Singing society seals the deal.

St. Paul la Crosse

Injured by Defective Coupling Device

Frank Sloane was seriously hurt last night in Milwaukee yards while making a coupling. A defective bar lifting the coupling pin struck him in the stomach.

Frank Sloane Milwaukee Yards

Local W O W Camp to Confer Work This Evening

W O W camp No. 23 will confer the work on several candidates in Lienlokken hall this evening at 8 p m. Transient members are invited. State Manager Hon C K Erwin of Milwaukee will be present. Special Deputy Will T Moss of Madison will oversee the ceremony.

Lienlokken Hall C. K. Erwin Milwaukee T. Moss Madison

Crapsey Deposed by Bishop Walker in Buffalo

Rev. Dr. Crapsey was officially deposed by Bishop Walker in Buffalo today. This 1920s style notice confirms the clerical change and names the involved church authority.

iScripps-McRae Dispatch Buffalo, N.Y Crapsey Walker

Burns Announces Undersheriff Nominee Mohr

Sheriff-elect Chris J. Burns announces John Mohr as undersheriff after ratification by the Democratic executive committee. Mohr, a La Crosse figure and longtime Singer agency manager in Wausau, is active in local politics and shooter association circles.

John Mohr Chris J. Burns Mohr Democratic Committee Burns Moller Singer Sewing Machine Ftere la Crosse Wausau

Companions in Crime and Jail

Tom Murphy and Pete Miller, who came to La Crosse together and stole in a joint spree, were sentenced to twenty days in the county jail each. Murphy stole trousers and gloves from Reuter Mader, spent the money on drinks. Miller stole a surgical case, pleaded for leniency citing long record and drinking spree. Both denied seeking a winter jail stay.

Tom Murphy Pete Miller la’ Crosse Murphy Reuter-Mader Company South Fourth Street Miller Bechman Brindley

YMCA Gymnastics Exhibition Promises Show of Health

The YMCA class boys present a Wednesday afternoon exhibition for parents and friends with fifty participants. Activities include marching calisthenics apparatus work and games a featured basketball game captained by Ralph Bradish and Eddie Johnson. Tickets distributed to each boy for friends.

Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium Ralph Bradish Eddie Johnson Association Hall

Mt Kilauea Erupts as Pan Pacific Congress Sought

Mt Kilauea is in eruption. Commercial organizations of this city are trying to secure the Pan Pacific congress.

Mt. Kilauea Pan-Pacific Congress

Delegates Named for Deep Water Harbor Conference

President Francis selects twenty three delegates from twenty three states and territories to attend the deep water and harbor conference in Washington next week. The appointment follows the trans Mississippi congress in Kansas City.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch Kansas City Francis trans-Mississippi Congress Washington

Bandits Wreck Postoffice In Litchfield

Bandits wrecked the Farmersville post office safe in Litchfield Illinois and escaped with considerable booty after entering several stores.

Scripps-McRae Litchfield Ill Farmersville

Musical Service at Christchurch Next Sunday Evening

A service at Christchurch will feature selections from Spohr's Last Judgment rendered by the choir. Organist Harry Packman is arranging a specially fine program for the event.

Christchurch Spohr Harry Packman

Wanted Position of Trust Ad for R Bolton

Classified notice seeks a position of trust for R Bolton residing at 827 Logan Street. The ad indicates availability for trusted service or employment opportunities.

R. Bolton Logan Street

King Carlos Escapes Boar Attack in Portugal Hunt

In Lisbon on December 4 King Carlos and the crown prince faced a dangerous boar hunt. The king’s horse was gored and fell, but Carlos escaped while three boars were killed. The crown prince and two nobles were involved in the incident with injuries reported for Count Demolina and Marquis Deferrera.

Scripps-McKze Lisbon Carlos Crown Prince Count Demolina Marquis Deferrera

Wisconsin Tobacco Crop Reflects Record Yield and Low Hail Damage

The crop in Wisconsin is larger than 1905 with a yield of 1275 pounds per acre according to the Government Crop Reporter. It is described as one of the finest ever grown in the state with excellent growth and minimal insect damage. about 5 percent was damaged by hail, far less than typical, and harvest weather was fine with curing in good condition and little pole sweat.

Wisconsin United States Cortland Myers George Washington Jesus Christ Dr. Biederwolk

Lost Fox Hound Reward Notice

Lost dog Fox hound black and white with brown head and ears. Reward offered, $35.00 for information leading to its finding. Contact Clark and Clark by telephone two.

Clark & Clark

Revival fills La Crosse church as Biederwolf speaks

La Crosse hosts a religious revival led by Dr. Biederwolf at the Congregational Church drawing a large audience. Music under Mr. Rodeheaver Jr. enhances the meetings with plans for varied sessions for men women young people and children. The message centers on restoring the home as a spiritual center and guiding children toward God and a righteous life.

la Crosse Dr. Biederwolf Rodeheavler, Jr Biederwolf

Eludes Nurse Ind Is Dead Timothy Desmond Dies at 35

Timothy Desmond aged 35 son of Mr and Mrs John Desmond of 1126 Caledonia street died at 8 am at his brother Francis Desmonds home 1301 Kane street after a two day illness from pneumonia. He left home despite illness but was found and returned then died surrounded by relatives. Funeral set for Thursday morning at St James Church with Rev Ambrose Murphy officiating and William Dwyer in charge.

Timothy Desmond John Desmond Caledonia Street Francis Kane Street Desmond St. James Church Ambrose Murphy William Dwyer

For Rent Front Room at 511 King Street

Furnished city room available for rent with city heat and top quality features. Located at 511 King Street, the best in the city for comfort and convenience.

King Street

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