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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
4
A violent incident in Wausau triggers crowd unrest after a lynching threat. Police frantically quash chaos as bystanders lash out, prompting emergency responses and heightened security across the city.
In Wausau a hearing for Rudolph Fullweiler on a brutal assault and murder was postponed ten days. A mob pursued him from the courthouse, and the sheriff recaptured him after a ten block chase amid threats of lynching. Police bolster jail security to avert violence.
Mrs Hanson insists her son James Henry must be photographed for his grandfather. The photographer offers a plain option while the mother pushes for a quick likeness, recalling a traveling tintype man who failed to capture the boy without a well worn suit.
An auto carrying two women and two men crashed into a fire plug at Farwell and Kenilworth, demolishing it. The women were ejected and the car ruined. A second vehicle hurriedly arrived and the party left before names could be learned. The number 3097 appears in a list but not in state machine records.
The A A Bentley company reports via Michigan State Horticultural Society a forecast showing substantial reductions in apple and peach yields. Michigan and New England suffer frosts and cold, while New York sees good apples but limited peaches. Georgia and Illinois report weak or varied fruit crops. Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma face notable declines. Canada offers modest Ontario apples. Miss Fitzpatrick sisters visit Alma residents.
Freiburg opens a municipal dental clinic in the city to provide affordable care for residents. City officials say the clinic will offer preventive services, fillings, and routine cleanings with extended hours for workers and families.
The Washington Star warns cashiers to inspect gold certificates carefully as counterfeit or similar older bills circulate. The piece urges taking time to verify whether a note is a ten or twenty to prevent change shortages and avoid swindle, noting distinguishing marks aid quick identification.
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