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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1908

Page

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Yankee Cruiser Sinks After Salvage Effort Off Penikes Island

The U S cruiser Yankee, raised from Hen and Chickens Reef by compressed air Friday, sank again in 41 feet of water off Penikes Island while under tow to New Bedford. Commander Marsh and 75 crewmen were rescued by tugs and brought ashore as salvage operations resume.

Penikes Island New Bedford Mass Yankee Lebanon John Arbuckle Marsh Witherspoon

Yankee sinks in Buzzard Bay after harbor transit

Official report from Captain Marsh confirms the cruiser Yankee sank at 4 a.m. in the lower Buzzard Bay while en route from Hen and Chickens Reef to New Bedford. The ship developed a starboard list as a broken berthing air port flooded the air compressor and fireroom, but all hands were saved with no casualties. Wrecking operations will resume at once.

Washington, PD. C Navy Tt Marsh New Bedford Mass Buzzard Bay Hen and Chickens’ Reef

Ship sinks in southwest gale after port blast

A six man crew fled to the forward rig as the vessel sank after an air port blowout flooded compartments. The ship listed rapidly and lay on its side with bridge and rigging showing. The tug John Harlin collided with a cruiser. its pilot house was smashed and Captain Chase died. One crew member was injured while others sought to return to the sinking boat.

John Harlin Chase

Mavis Trial Nears End As Defense Presents Alibi

The Davis murder trial paused as the Abbie C. Rice case closed. Defense for Charles E. Davis frames the alibi argument and calls witnesses while plans for jury instructions and closing inferences loom.

Abbie C. Rice Charles E. Davis Fred Austin Davis Y Gurley Sears

X Ray Letter Opposes 0th Judicial Court Division

A public letter under the pen name X Ray argues against dividing the 0th Judicial Court. It contends a judge is well paid and needs no sinecure while warning municipal court creation would harm La Crosse by depriving it of substantial profits from local law work. The publisher notes open exchange of views and invites rebuttal letters before action.

La Crosse Circuit Split Debate Voices in Tribune

A reader argues against dividing the Sixth judicial circuit, contending La Crosse county’s congestion could be eased by a broader municipal court. The letter weighs two division options, cites judge salaries, and urges La Crosse to oppose any split.

Tribune Sixth Judicial Circuit Fruit la Crosse Trempealeau Monroe Vernon Juneau la Crosse County

Edna Billik Appeals to Save Father From Hangings

A Chicago child Edna Billik appeals to Governor Deneen to commute the death sentence of her father, a necromancer, as letters flood the state asking for clemency before next Friday. Jailer Davis reports a hopeful change in the condemned man who now appears cheerful.

Chicago Edna Billik Little Edna Deneen Papa Gov. Deneen Davis Billik

Soo City Goes Down Fourteen T Worthed Tragedy

Soo City sinks in a Gulf of St. Lawrence storm with Captain John G. Dillon at helm. Twenty eight men are believed dead after deck cabins and life preservers drift ashore along the coast as debris from the steamer washed up in the hours after the wreck. In Halifax seven crewmen die when barge No 101 founders off Seal Island as tug John Hughes reaches Shelburne with news of the loss.

ST. Johns N. F Soo City John G. Dillon United Press Gulf of St. Lawrence Halifax N. S Standard Oil Seal Island John Hughes Shelbourne

Westinghouse Freed from Receivership in Pittsburgh

Judge Jas S Young lifted the receivership of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company after receivers reported the firm is in excellent financial condition and asked to be discharged from duties.

Pittsburg Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Jas. S. Young

Dannebaum Divorce Case Reveals Peculiar Love Letters

In Chicago a divorce hearing resumes next Tuesday with forty zoological love letters from Chas J Dannebaum to his wife read aloud. He signs as Pelican Brownie Shakerman and calls his wife Rat Fat Monk in farcical notes. Mrs Dannebaum adds the letters to show eccentric behavior and cites a mysterious code phrase about a peach and a business proposition.

Chicago Chas J. Dannebaum Dannebaum Pelican Brownie Shakerman Fat Rat Madge

Little Girl Burned in Oil Fire Near Steves Idlewild

James Dugan's child living near Steves Idlewild suffered burns when oil caught fire from hot coals. Her hair was singed, but doctors report she is resting comfortably and not likely to be disfigured.

James Dugan Steves Idlewild

Ladies of the Guard Elect Officers at Anniversary Event

The Ladies Auxiliary of Governor's Guard association elected officers: President Mrs Louise Ott Vice President Mrs Gusta Will Secretary Miss Cora Berg Treasurer Miss Rose Roellig Directors Mrs Emma Kaulfuss Mrs Cora Jamesson Miss Emma Wendling Property women Miss B Graebner Mrs Anna Jung A private party for members and partners will be held Sunday evenings from seven to midnight to celebrate their anniversary.

Governor's Guard Association Louise Ott Gusta Will Cora Berg Rose Roellig Emma _ Kaulfuss Cora Jamesson Emma Wendling B. Graebner Anna Jung

Gotham 400 Joins the Suffragettes at Carnegie Hall

New York suffragette leaders claim a master stroke after a grand meeting at Carnegie Hall. Prominent society figures including Mrs. George Gould Mrs. Clarence Mackay Mrs. Wm. Vanderbilt Mrs. Philip Lydig Mrs. Perry Beymont and Miss Dorothy Whitney attended. Politicians weigh potential New York political impact.

New York Carnegie Hall George Gould Clarance Mackay Wm. K. Vanderbilt Philip Lydig Perry Beymont Dorothy Whitney

Reward offered for wreckers in Kempton incident

Gov. Davidson today offered 400 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who attempted to wreck a passenger train at Kempton on the Omaha road yesterday. The Omaha company added 1000 dollars, and the county 200 dollars, totaling 1600 dollars in rewards.

Madison Wis Davidson Kempton Omaha Road Omaha

Hillsboro Game Cancelled Tonight by Company B Manager

Hillsboro White Sox basketball five did not travel to Hillsboro for the game as the company B team manager Guggenbuhl of the city advised by telegram. He plans a February state tour with Company B and next week will host Sparta or Tomah in place of Hillsboro.

Hillsboro

Ladies' Auxiliary Elects Officers

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the B. of L. E. held their meeting and elected officers: President Mrs. J. O'Brien, Secretary Mrs. H. Benz, Treasurer Mrs. R. Taylor, Guide Mrs. H. Watson, Chaplain Mrs. Charles Whiting, Central Mrs. H. Marvin.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of the B. of L. E J. O’brien H. Benz R. Taylor H. Watson Charles Whiting H. Marvin

Mills Hits Em In Tariff Hearing

Washington D C December 5 Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means committee announced the new tariff bill would embody the maximum and minimum principle amid allegations that government made trusts and Standard Oil benefited from tariff policies in a graft crowded hearing.

MILLS Washington, D. C Payne Ways and Means Committee

Dingley Tariff Criticisms Bring Trust Critique to Ways and Means

H E Miles of Racine Wisconsin, secretary of the national manufacturers association, told the Ways and Means Committee that the Dingley bill fuels trust power and harms consumers. He argued tariffs inflate prices, citing oil and steel costs and Standard Oil’s global reach and price differentials.

Washington, D. C Dingley Congress H. E. Miles Racine, Wis National Manufacturers’ Association Ways and Means Miles Standard Oil Trust Russia Oil Trust J. H. Rogers Standard O

Boy Runs Away in October Found by Police in Minneapolis

Harley Birdsell a 13 year old boy son of Mr and Mrs Geo Birdsell of 42 North Tenth street was located by Minneapolis police and identified to the local department. His father left for Minneapolis to bring him back. The boy was wandering late at night with an unknown motive perhaps seeking fortune in the city.

Harley Birdsell Geo. Birdsell North Tenth Street Minneapolis Birdsell

Burglary Confession at Church Funerals in St Louis

Mrs. Mary Burke a dressmaker confessed to police she stole purses at church funerals for a year and a half while owners prayed.

ST. Louis, Mo Mary Burke

Waterloo police clash over Rogers case and prize claim

Waterloo Iowa December report says Mayor Weber and Chief Leighton faced cross state tension as La Crosse officers allege a plot to free Rogers and Belle McCue. Weber accuses Waterloo of refusing lawful requisitions while La Crosse seeks investigation by governors of both states.

Waterloo Iowa Rogers Leighton Burns Weber Dunn Dubuque la Crosse Crosse Belle McCue Harry Rogers Houston

Weather forecast for Midwest regions

The forecast notes coldest temperatures in La Crosse at 12 below or 12 below zero and Moorhead at 6 above. Partly cloudy in Wisconsin with snow potential Sunday, Minnesota snow tonight and Sunday, and Iowa warming tonight with possible snow tonight or Sunday.

la Crosse United States Moorhead Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

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Toyland Ines K-Ray Dad Edna Billie Billie Westinghouse Ladies OF the Guard Elect Gotham Gould Vanderbilt, Belmont and Whitney Ladies’ Auxiliary Girl
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