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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1906

Page

3

Italians Freed After Self Defense in Isaac Slaying

Judge Helmes in Ellsworth Wisconsin released Joseph Sirgusa and John Demma who had been convicted of manslaughter in the killing of John Isaac, Prescott, after defense counsel argued the evidence showed self defense and Isaac was not a law officer. Twenty one Italian railroad workers were arrested for the broader case of killing Isaac, who attempted to arrest them for poultry theft. nineteen defendants were discharged at trial.

Seph Sirgusa John Demma John Isaac Prescott Helmes Ellsworth Wis F. M. White Fense Sirgusa Demma

Plans for Didganettee CFOS Weather Observatory Exhibit

Plans for a new weather observatory building arrived and were placed on exhibition at the weather bureau in the federal building. The structure will cost about 15000 dollars and face Cass street at the southwest corner of Fifth and Cass. The two story brick building will house a reception room, exhibition space, work room, private observer office, dining room, loggia, kitchen, second floor living apartments, parlor, five chambers, sewing room and bath, with basement laundry and storerooms.

Didganettee Cfos Se Weather Observatory Weather Bureau Cass Street Fifth and Cass Streets United States Weather Bureau Department of Agriculture

Housewife weighs in on how ads reflect business sense

An observation notes that a housewife who does the household shopping rarely reads ads yet would view her husband as a poor businessman if he purchases for his business in the same informal way.

National life insurers to form association after New York conference

Leaders of major life insurance firms met in New York on December 21 to launch steps toward a national association. The group, called by Paul Morton of Equitable Life, aims to protect policyholders and promote prudent, uniform administration while assessing proposed legislation and broader industry concerns.

Special Tribune Dispatch New York Paul Morton Equitable Life United States

City News Local items mark marriages sales and notices

West Salem residents Ernest Deutrich and Dora Seege wed by Rev J Mottlesstadt. J P Reeve and wife return to La Crosse from Beach North Dakota. Dr George Powell,. City Attorney Mahoney in Chicago. Spanish War Veterans ball Jan 3 at Woodman hall. Pine Street funeral for Lemon Griffin. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised. Popcorn and electric goods advertised. Elks meeting. Gateway City Transfer line.

Benton Ernest Deutrich Dora Seege West Salem J. Mottlesstadt Barre Mills Will Powell J. P. Reeve la Crosse Beach N. D J. S. Willoughby Winona S. Boma South Third Queen Vashti A. J. Philips Santa Claus Hollister Rocky Mountain Mahoney Chicago George Powell Woodman Hall Main Street Charles Raymond Bessie Aiken W. W. Hurd West Avenue Methodist Church Lemon ‘Griffin Pine Street J. Wellington Hoag First Baptist Church Victor Schuld A. O. Colby Bishop Schwebach Caledonia Minn Peter Schwebach Joseph Till Lewis Fourth Main French Island The Elks

The Man Who Made La Crosse Famous Opens New Theater

He Aller plans to open his new venue in the theater building around the first of the New Year. The project marks a notable expansion for the local entertainer in La Crosse.

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Sparta La Crosse High School Debate Tonight

Tonight debates between La Crosse High School Lincoln-Douglas team Ike Strauss Edward Fetzner and Isidor Rehfuss and Sparta High School Jefferson club Benja min Stiles Richard Simpson and H Beebe at Germania. The question asks if the US should appropriate up to 10 000 000 for American registered marine subsidies. Judges include Professors Green Virtue and Reverend Doran. A reception and ball follow.

la Crosse Sparta Germania Wisconsin Lincoln-Douglas Society Ike Strauss Edward Fetzner Isidor Rehfuss Jefferson Debating Club Sparta High Benjamin Stiles Richard Simpson H. Beebe United States H. C. Green Manston G. O. Virtue Winona Normal Frank Doran Winona

Rain or Bargains Ads Guide City Shoppers

Local shoppers are urged to watch the ads as storms bring wet weather and new bargains. Retailers highlight doorbusters and seasonal specials, urging early visits to stores and utilization of weekly circulars for best values.

Labor unions and wage talks across the United States

A compilation notes unions planning or expanding across the nation. It cites the Sea men International union in Boston opposing Japanese immigration, the National Trades association meeting in Boston, and various U S unions. It mentions wage increases in New England mills, cooperative Rio Grande woolen mills in Albuquerque, and anticipated consolidation of locomotive unions. It also reports child labor campaigns, hours reductions in South Carolina mills, and high insurance reserves for locomotive workers.

The Seamen’s International Union Boston United States National Trades Association Chicago Hod Carriers’ Union International Lathers’ Union Canada Middletown N. C International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America Indianapolis Hoosier America Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union of North America Buffalo Chicago Fargo United Textile Workers Providence Colorado State Federation of Labor New England Coopers’ International Union of North America Rio Grande Woolen Mills Albuquerque N. M Bejar Spain

Copeland Defeats Schweizer in Balk Line Tourney

La Crosse billiards results show C. H. Schweizer, touted top player, losing to F. A. Copeland 211 to 110 in a 250 point match. Other results include E. C. Raymond beating William Torrance and Bjorkman defeating Van Auken and Kurtenacker in separate bouts.

C. H. Schweizer la Crosse F. A. Copeland Mr. Schweizer Col. F. A. Copeland E. C. Raymond William Torrance E. J. Bjorkman C. S. van Auken Karl Kurtenacker

Bryce Washington Would Welcome James Bryce as Ambassador

Washington dispatch notes Britain's desire to appoint James Bryce as ambassador to the United States. Sir Henry Durand sails home. Esme Howard to serve as chargé d affaires. Bryce, a Belfast born Irishman, is praised for shaping Anglo American ties and understanding American prospects.

Washington D. C Henry M. Durand Esme Howard James Bryce Henry M. Durand. It Is But Natural That Mr. Bryce Atlantic United States Bryce Belfast Glasgow Trinity College Oxford

Woman doubts her son’s intelligence despite hopes

A mother wrestles with the belief that her son could be smarter, but struggles to convince herself that additional brains would change his abilities.

Slayers’ Death Sentence Set In Brutal Missouri Family Kill

Joha Hamilton faces hanging in Houston county jail for the murder of Carrie Parsons and her three children after a night attack near Licking. He killed Parsons with a shotgun and Mrs Parsons with an ax, then slashed the children and crushed their skulls. Hamilton was captured after a revival meeting, moved for safety amid threats of lynching, and sentenced to death after a November 12 trial.

ST. Louis Joha Hamilton Houston Hamilton Missouri Carrie Parsons Piney River Licking Parsons Elson Springfield Carthage Jasper County

Neukomm Exhibits the Prize Goose

A giant goose weighing thirty four pounds arrived from Watertown Wisconsin addressed to William Linker at 1228 Ferry street. Exhibited at the Schiller saloon drawing large crowds this afternoon. John Neukomm owner paid Lin twelve dollars fifty four cents for the fowl and plans to stuff bake and serve it for Christmas lunch at the Schiller.

Watertown Wis William Linker Ferry Street Schiller John Neukomm The Lin

Advertising Need: Balance Spending and Returns

Advertising wisdom compares under-spending to wasted funds, urging prudent, proportional ad investments. The saying echoes law and prophets in guiding store promotion to maximize value without overspending.

Sledding Recalled as Cold, Icewater Memories

A reflective note dismisses sleighing as painful and cold recalling icy water moments. The author humorously rejects festive sleigh bells and the discomfort of winter scenes.

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New York Greenings Baldwin John C. Burns Fruit House Isaac Pas UN Ai Ta National Irvine City News HE Aller Sparta-La Crosse High School Henry N. Boehm Pearl St South Carolina Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Brotherhood of Brotherhood Owl Drug Store Schweizer Spalding Sporting Goods TAE LA Crosse News CO Lennon Bros Neukomm
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