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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1907

Page

8

Railroads Challenge New Minnesota Rate Laws

In Minneapolis on June 1, stockholders of eight interstate railroads filed suits in federal court to test the 2 cent passenger rate law and the new commodity freight rate law. Temporary restraining orders were granted against the state attorney general and the Minnesota railway and warehouse commission. Defendants include the attorney general, the commission, and shipper groups. railroads named include Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, Chicago and Northwestern, and others.

Minneapolis Minn Minnesota United States Minnesota Railway and Warehouse Commission Lochren United States District Court Warehouse and Railway Commission Northwest Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago & Northwestern Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Minneapolis & St. Louis Minneapolis, St. Paul Sault Ste. Marie Chicago Great Western

Bryan Questions Presidential Candidates in Commoner

In his Commoner Bryan denounces fake Lincoln rumors and denies any plan to back Roosevelt for a third term. He challenges who might be the Democratic nominee, questioning a concealed candidate praised by Henry Watterson and stating he has no desire to be a candidate maker.

Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Mr. Bryan Bryan Roosevelt Henry Watterson Warwick

Fragmented Opinion Fragments on Hair and Knowledge

A stray two sentence pair discusses female appearance and the challenge of sharing knowledge. It muses that nice hair stirs envy among peers and that information given in small amounts may fail to illuminate a listener.

Special Trains to Entertain Cathedral Visitors at St Paul

Railroads plan up to 25 000 visitors for the cathedral cornerstone ceremony in St Paul with eighteen specials already scheduled and more possible. Travelers will come from Minnesota and neighboring states as lines offer cheap or reduced rates to attract crowds and move extra coaches on all regular trains. The Chicago Great Western promises the most specials and lower-than-average fares while Western roads take a more cautious approach due to dispersed western populations.

ST. Paul Minn Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Dakotas Chicago Great Western Railway

Rich galena strike reported in Saltese tunnel

A report from Helena claims a fourteen foot galena ledge was found in the Saltese tunnel for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. The Montida Mining Company filed notice and affidavit naming F H Williams as locator and president and C E Bailey as secretary, with claims 3000 by 750 feet and $25 600 spent.

Washington Milwaukee F. H. Williams C. E. Bailey Saltese Montana-Idaho Divide Montida Company

Local Churches List in City for Sunday Services

Trinity Lutheran on Avon Street hosts 10:30 a.m. service with Sande of United Lutheran seminary at St Paul. First Church of Christ Scientist on King Street offers 10:30 a.m. sermon God the Only Cause and Creator. St Pauls Universalist at Eighth and Cass holds 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services. noon Sunday school. Young Peoples at 6:30 p.m. Morning sermon theme The Demands of Human Brotherhood.

Trinity Lutheran Church Avon Street Sande United Lutheran Church Seminary St. Paul First Church of Christ, Scientist King Street Fifth Sixth Streets St. Paul’s Universalist Eighth and Cass Streets J. S. Lowe Young Peoples Meeting

First Methodist Church Service Schedule With Guest Speaker

At First Methodist church corner of Eighth and King streets Rev. James W. Irish pastor. Services include class and probationers meetings at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 sermon reception of members Sunday school at noon King's Heralds at 3 p m Epworth league at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30. Guest address by J Mohammed Ali formerly of Lahore India on Christianity the Hope of India.

First Methodist Church Eighth and King Streets James W. Irish King’s Heralds Epworth League J. Mohammed Ali Lahore India

Evangelical services and events in La Crosse church

Evangelical association at Twelfth and Vine lists Rev H Etzel mueller pastor with 9 15 Sunday school and 10 30 service. Rev Wm Davy Thomas president La Crosse College to preach. Evening service 7 30. Weekday events include young people's meetings, Ladies Aid at Mrs Owen 515 West Avenue North, Bible study, choir rehearsal, and catechism sessions through the week.

Evangelical Association Twelfth and Vine Streets H. Etzelmueller Wm. Davy Thomas la Crosse College Ladies’ Aid Society W. R. Owen West Avenue North

English Lutheran Church announces services and studies

The English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity on West avenue and Ferry street lists Rev. J. J. Clem ens as pastor. Services Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Luther league at 7 00 p m The first Sunday after Trinity Luther league topic is The Attributes of the Church Sermons morning Hell What It Is and Who Go There evening The Rich Man and His Riches

English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity West Avenue Ferry Street J. J. Clemens Luther League

Church announces Sunday schedule at 1510 Avon Street

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints invites all to Sunday school at 2 p m, a testimony meeting at 3 30 p m, and a preaching service at 8 p m. Elder Herbert E Smith will discuss the Relationship of Church and State and State and Church. Elder Hyonn Storking will also be present. All welcome.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Avon Street Orignal Herbert E. Smith Utah Hyonn Storking

First Baptist Church Sixth Street Schedule

The First Baptist Church on Sixth Street between Main and King presents a full day of services led by Rev. John Welington Hoag. Morning preaching at 10 30 with communion at 11 36 and Bible school at 11 45. Colton branch at 3 00. Young Peoples service at 6 30. Evening praise and preaching at 7 30. The pastor will preach at both morning and evening services.

First Baptist Church Sixth Street Main King Streets John Welington Hoag Bible School Colton Branch Young Peoples

World Reform Tied to Soulful Thinking Over Appetite

A reflection argues that lasting change hinges on men valuing their souls as highly as their stomachs, urging a shift from physical appetite to moral and intellectual consideration. The remark frames reform as a mental, spiritual discipline rather than a purely material effort.

Preacher at First Presbyterian speaks on church mission

Rev W A Gan of Carrol College Waukesha will occupy the pulpit at First Presbyterian at King and Sixth streets. Morning sermon The Church Her Mission. Evening sermon Elements of Worth in the Individual. Long service in the evening. All invited.

First Presbyterian Church King and Sixth Streets W. A. Ganfield Carrol College Waukesha

May coldest in 34 years at La Crosse station

Weather Bureau report shows May mean temperature 50.8 degrees at La Crosse Wis station since 1872, lowest on record with April and May also record lows. June data for 34 years notes mean 68, warmest 74 in 1873, coldest 64 in 1902, and frost dates.

Weather Bureau la Crosse Wis

Ten Will Graduate Commencement in Galesville News

In Galesville Wisconsin students of Miss Terrell's seventh and eighth grades enjoyed a Riverside park picnic despite damp grounds. The high school marks commencement week starting June 2 with sermons, class exercises, a class play, and Dr Mattison Wilber Chase as speaker. Alumni ball and banquet cap events. Beyerstedt's orchestra to perform. class of 1907 lists ten members.

Galesville Wis Terrell Riverside Park Park Stokes la Crosse Oshkosh Lake Marinuka Thomas G. Larkins Presbyterian Church Opera House Mattison Wilber Chase Woodmen Hall Beyerstedt

President Roosevelt's Mississippi River Inspection Tour Planned

President Roosevelt will travel aboard the U S government steamer Col A Mackenzie for a summer inspection trip on the Mississippi River. The Mackenzie is to be repaired and overhauled with a new texas added. Private Secretary Loeb is handling invitations from commercial groups as towns await word on a possible stop beyond Dubuque.

President Roosevelt U. S Col. A. MacKenzie Mississippi River MacKenzie Texas Loeb la Crosse Mississippi Dubuque

Hospitality Overdone

The Cleveland Plain Dealer urges balance in hosting visitors criticizing overattenuated displays of welcome. It cites General Kuroki’s visit as an example where constant surveillance and constant entertaining leave little private time, undermining the aim of hospitality.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Kuroki

Local Notables and Community Notes From Trempealeau County

German science and modern classical leaders listed alongside English instructors and class colors. Henry B Avery of Minneapolis Steel visits Galesville. Gale and Arcadia teams played. rural route carriers had a holiday. Esther Farrand spent Sunday at La Crosse. Trempealeau Masons attended Memorial Day lodge work. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union delegates named for Elva June convention. Robert Van Slyke visiting parents after two years in La Crosse.

Irwin Bibby Marguerite M. Davis Christina G. Hammond Julia K. Larson Elizabeth C. van Slyke Esther W. Farrand Celia E. Gilbertson Florence M. Rhoades Mary A. Maxwell Lela C. Sanderson Henry B. Avery Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Company Galesville Minneapolis Harry Gale College Arcadia High School Esther Farrand la Crosse John Cedervall John Trempealeau Masons Gales Onalaska Woman's Christian Temperance Union Elva A. A. Arnold Allie Thompson Ella Kneeland A. D. Burnett L. S. Keith D. Porter S. C. French E. Purple

Assessor Hanson praised for fair village assessments

Assessor H S Hanson rounds the village noting his long tenure has corrected errors and provided equitable assessments. Gardens were plowed twenty six days after the spring preceding, with little garden truck planted. A large Arcadia company performed Pinafore at the opera house last Friday. Mrs Josephine McKeeth heads to Grand View Idaho to join sons. family to be reunited after years here. Norwegian Lutheran church and Sunday school honor organist Marie Jensen with a surprise and a substantial purse.

H. S. Hanson Hanson Arcadia Company Opera House Josephine McKeeth Grand View Idaho Marie Jensen

Record Broken in the League Tie Highlight

Madison and Fond du Lac play to another draw as players chase a train. Wausau extends streak with three straight wins over Freeport and Green takes a win from Eau Claire. Innings show scattered hits and early leads with Green Bay scoring in bursts. pitching and fielding miscues are noted with batter and fielder names.

Madison FOND DU _ LAC Ninham Kernon Brookins Hastings Speiser Gleeson Lynch Greeson Burke Anderson Wausau Freeport Wis A. E. Bios Old Caeusae Chas Vivewecue Brady Eel Todd McAuley Hille All Ives Esee Ireland Rls Fiske Eesvese Gwinn Fond du Lac Schoonhoven Lannon Fond du Lac Peote Scott P. Es H. P. A. E Wizard Gruebner Miller Stark Schaub Todd Lang Stanton Bals Ladg Vorpagel Ehide- Baker Wee Schoonhoven Hille-Brady Leahy Grimes A Deisel Ss Ryan Gardner Letcher Lally Dunbar Ee Delvin Goodrich C Ames Baker Ames Sanders Green Bay Eau Claire Kernan Eeeree R. H. An O'Leary Watson Stang Ramsey Ott Eeree Ninham, P

Opera Patrons Fade from London Grand Scene

The London opera season shows the British aristocracy largely absent as subscribers. Instead the patronage comes from city financiers lucky speculators and American millionaires. The aristocrats attend sparsely or blend in as ordinary spectators due to higher living costs and stagnant or shrinking incomes.

Philadelphia Inquirer London

Mistake of Russian radicals in the douma

The radical majority in the douma abstained when the czar and Stolypin were thanked for surviving an assassination attempt. The piece argues radicals show open hostility to the monarchy and prime minister, hindering effective legislative cooperation between rival groups.

New York Globe Stolypin Siberia

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