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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
6
Catalog style sale ad listing infant wear and ladies apparel with prices across departments on second floor. Proclaims wide range from baby bonnets to furs and coats, knit and muslin pieces, waists, dresses, and gowns with varying markdowns. Mentions Wooltex Puzzle free and Christmas focus.
Calvert Spensley indicted by the grand jury at La Crosse for complicity in wrecking the First National Bank of Mineral Point. A powerful defense team featuring Burr Jones, B. M. Bashford, and John M. Olin will argue his liberty and vindication starting January 25 in Madison.
Leonard Cahoon son of Mr and Mrs E L Cahoon residing south of Waterville Ia was accidentally killed Monday afternoon while engaged at the Baldwin Bros sawmill at Sixteen in Waikon township The accident occurred while he was at work at the mill providing a tragic local fatality for Waubon county sources report and authorities investigate the incident
A mill worker died instantly when a lever struck his head as it swung from a moving saw. Described as bright and energetic, his death brings sorrow to his parents.
Ruth Bryan Leavitt daughter of William Jennings Bryan travels from Chicago to Cuba with her children for a month, then Jamaica and South America before Cherbourg to study music and French. She says she does not know her former husband’s location and is not seeking to avoid divorce proceedings.
Hearings of the Cunningham Alaska coal land cases resume in Cleveland after the holding. After Cleveland, the proceedings will travel to Minneapolis and then New York. Government prosecutors express satisfaction with proceedings to date and will continue to Washington next.
Detroit report says a man gave the name Harry C. Welch when arrested in Detroit on a Milwaukee murder warrant. Welch claimed he presumed the charge was murder. Milwaukee police were notified. The dispatch also includes unrelated musings about heaven and marriage.
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