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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1908

Page

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Rumors of U S Japan tensions anew in tense exchange

Washington reports a surge of war rumor rumors claiming friction with Japan over immigration talks. The president has not confirmed a rupture yet but pressed for a strong Pacific naval presence and four battleship plan amid Democratic and Republican discussions.

Washington, D. C United States Japan Fpom Hea House Naval Affairs Committee Pacific Ahs

Tuberculosis Topic At La Crosse Medical Society Meeting

At the La Crosse County Medical Society gathering Dr Henry Roome, government meat inspector, spoke on tuberculosis in cattle and displayed a bog section heavily infected. He noted no rapid test for dog infection exists beyond gland dissection. A Humane Society committee discussed a tuberculosis sanatorium but no concrete steps were taken.

la Crosse County Medical Society la Crosse Club Hen. Ty Roome Langdon & Boyd Packing House Roome The Humane Society Society

Colleran Held to Grand Jury in Brownsville Assault Case

In Caledonia Minnesota special hearing before Justice Piym ends with James Colleran bound over to the grand jury for charges of taking improper liberties with a 4 year old girl. Colleran remains jailed in Caledonia County Jail awaiting grand jury hearing.

Caledonia Minn James Colleran Margaret Wellkirchen Brownsville Piym End Colleran Colleran

Man and Team Killed by Train Near Prairie Guchien

Ja M Grefor reports Arthur Larivere aged nineteen and his team were struck by a passenger train about three miles below Prairie Gu Chien on Thursday. The man hauling ice had just started to cross the tracks when the train appeared, attempting to back the animals off the track failed, and the outfit was struck, killing the man and both horses.

M'Gregor Arthur Larivere Prairie Gu Chien Lee

Reorganization Plan for Bank of Commerce of Tata City

Feb plat for the reorganizational Bank of Commerce of Tata City has been submitted to Comptroller Ridgely by Deceiver Cutts. The comptroller will announce an opinion upon his return Sunday from Springfield, where the plan was presented.

Fashington Bank of

Prisco Infamy: Convict Heads $20,000 Bribery Case

In San Francisco on February 1, Louis Gless, a famed telephone magnate, was ordered released on health grounds from a five year sentence for bribing supervisors. The case is tied to a large headcount of graft allegations.

San Francisco Cal Lin;selvase Louis Gless Ghy

Three Dead and Dozens Injured in Valley Railroad Wreck

Three people are dead and about twenty are injured after a wreck near Three in Wauecic Kittsning Pennsylvania on the Buffalo and Allegheny Valley line in the early hours. Authorities say the incident occurred near a railroad crossing causing multiple cars to derail and trapping several passengers. Emergency crews rushed transport to nearby hospitals as investigators began to determine the cause and scope of the crash.

Kittsning Buffalo and Alleghany Valiis

Wendling Captains 60th Battery as Bradley Succeeds

Sergeant John M Bradley is named to succeed to the office of First Lieutenant Philip J Wendling who has commanded Company RB Wisconsin National Guards for five years Wendling is described as a popular longtime member and a shipping clerk at the La Crosse Plow Company The January election at the county armory drew nearly all company members John Simkey declined the post due to business commitments

Philip, J. Wendling Wisconsin National Guards John M.bradley Wendling la Crosse, Plow Company

Marchande Found Guilty in Minnesota Court

The Marchande case concludes with a verdict after a morning defense motion failed. Jurors returned at 3 pm with a guilty verdict for the defendant, amid calendar revisions and brief proceedings on related criminal matters and case continuations.

Marchande Min

Jacob Clough Dies of Consumption at 12

Jacob Clough, a 12-year-old mason's helper, died of tuberculosis at St Francis Hospital after a brief illness. Remaining in New York, he had lived at the Union Hotel on South Third Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Frank Tillman's undertaking rooms on South Fourth Street, conducted by Cun ningham of the West Avenue Med Mist church, with burial at Gxsk Grove Cemetery. The Bicklayecs' union of the city will have body attendance.

Mason St.Francisi Hospital Lvicklayer Union Hotel Ain Soulth New York Lia Vrankk Tillman Seulh Fourth Street Ev. Cunningham West Avenue Mist Church Gxsk Grove Tha v Bicklayecs’ Union

Mrs Morse Calls Husband’s Disappearance A Pleasure Trip

Mrs Morse asserts the missing Charles W Morse was a passenger on Campania and states he took the voyage for rest. She refutes claims he is still in the country and plans to join on the Campania’s return trip.

New York Feu Charles W. Morse Flesing New Lark Bunkers Linger Boardman Campania Lauter Klis Won Slig

Barby Boy Born to Reynolds Family

Mr and Mrs I M Reynolds of 522 South Fourth announce the birth of an eight pound baby boy born this morning The couple are listed as the proud parents and the event is reported in a concise society style common to the period

I. M. Reynolds South Fourth

Famous feudist slain by son in Kentucky shooting

Judge James Vargis, a central figure in Kentucky mountain feuds, was shot dead in his Jackson general store by his son Beech Hargis, who went on a rampage before being overpowered. The motive tied to long standing family quarrels and Hargis's reported drinking problems.

Jackson Janes Vargis Breathith Couttry Hays Kentucky Beech Hargis Dell Hargis Yrousg

Hanes Reappointed to University Regent Post

Madison Wisconsin February J L Hanes banker was reappointed university regent by Governor Davidson for a term of three years. He has already served nine years on the board.

Madison Wis Hants Davidson

Lisbon Tragedy Threatens Czarina Life or Reason

In St Petersburg Med notes the Lisbon assassination may indirectly endanger the czarina. Confined by neurosis for weeks she faces anxiety over her husband and children's safety. Court doctors urge relocation abroad for treatment of nerve disorders.

Lisbon Czarina ST Petersburg Med Portugal Russia Wier Mitchell

Teddy joins his Ananias Club in Cambridge

In a 19th century clipping, Theodore Roosevelt alleged lightweight champion status at Harvard is disputed by alumni records. The piece cites the Harvard Advocate and class records, noting Roosevelt’s athletic claims and a spirited sparring history. Also mentions welterweight gunmaker R. U. Kenyon injured after a fall on a slippery pavement.

Cambridge Mass Cosmopolitan Vember Liu Ilouse Walt Albany Assembly Chamber Harvard Noosevelt Farvard University William Joopen Isoston Rooseveld Marvard Roosevelt Harvard Advocate Harvard Drary Advocate Thomgen W. W. Coolidge Theodore Roosevelt le Cuining Spalding Mr. Hanks Eco Wout Mr. Coolidge Qur. Roosevelt Mr. Cushing Mir. Roosevelt Mr. Franks Pall R. UL. Kenyon

Franco in Paris Denies Queen Blame for Murder

Paris Feb 7 Ex Prime Minister Franco of Portugal arrived and gave his first interview since the assassination. He said Saturday's tragedy struck him to the heart yet expressed confidence in Portugal and the royalist rally around the throne. He denied the queen accused him of moral responsibility for the murder and said he would live abroad away from politics.

Paris Franco Portugal Manuel Mic Ag Haa

Hitchcock to resign to manage Taft campaign

WASELINGTON February 7. It was authoritatively stated today that Hitchcock has accepted the position as eastern and southern manager for the Taft campaign. He will resign his government service in a few days, to be succeeded by Charly Granfield of Lincoln Missouri the present chief clerk of the fifth assistant postmaster general division.

Waselington Fe. 7 Hitchcock Charly Granfield Lincoln

Illinois Supreme Court Defies State Court in Lipsey Writ

In a landmark move the Illinois Supreme Court issues a writ of habeas corpus against Circuit Judge Willard McEwen. The writ, sought by Attorney General Stead, orders McEwen to produce all records in Ralph Lipsey's habeas corpus case seeking release from prison. The action stems from the judge's conduct in the Cock case.

Seringfield Mitnois Ted Attoney General Stead Willard Mr. McEwen Ralph Lipsey Judge McEwen

Wisconsin Normal Board to Accept Bids for La Crosse School

Madison Wis Feb 7 The state normal board decided to advertise for bids to build the new La Crosse normal school and the Milwaukee building with bid openings set for March 10. The appointment of the La Crosse president was postponed to allow thorough consideration of applicants. Local contractors expect bids and the work, approximately 190000 dollars per contractor, may boost local employment if La Crosse is awarded the contracts.

Madison Wis State Normal Board la Crosse Milwaukee Inquisation Steased Board of Regentsioes la Crasse

Legitimate Papers Go Fourth Class Rate Shift

Washington Feb. 7 The postmaster general announces an order dated Feb. 1 allowing legitimate daily papers to be sent between the United States and Canada at the regular fourth class rate of one cent per pound. The measure follows a bilateral agreement and cancels the April 1907 rate.

Washington United States Canada Jim

Adjourning Early Dominates Capitol Talk in 1920s

Washington dispatch notes lawmakers favor an unusually early adjournment between mid April and early May to return home for elections. Leaders fear White House pressure on legislation and seek restraint on major reform bills including corporate control, railroad securities, and labor measures, while tariff, currency, and injunction proposals face mixed support.

Washington Congress Senate House Sile White House Hig Capitol American Federation of Labor Ie

Weather forecast with coldest 4 and warmest 42 observed

A fragmented forecast notes temperatures from 4 to 42 with light wind and trace precipitation. It mentions extreme lows of twenty below near Winnipeg and six percent near Phoenix yesterday. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa show cloudy, snow, or rising temperatures through Saturday. A lake region storm moves toward the St Lawrence valley, with widespread unsettled conditions and light snow flurries expected tonight and Saturday.

Winnipeg Phoenix Lumperature Wisconsin Minnesota Lake St. Lawrence Valey Pe Country Lto Ccubent Pacific Slope

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