Family of the Great Jap Victor Charged with Crime
Rev Father Hofer of St Joseph Ridge Catholic Church is fleeing authorities after Miss Taylor, about eighteen, accuses him of a penitentiary offense. Sworn out before Judge Brindley, a warrant is active. Bishop Schwebach and Rev Beyer involved as Hofer disappears, Miss Taylor gravely ill. Local Under-Sheriff Scott hunts Hofer, possible days before arrest.
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Hofer
St. Joseph Ridge
Miss Taylor
Father Hofer
St. Joseph Ridge Catholic Church
Brindley
John Clements
The
Ridge
Taylor
James Schwebach
Hoefer
Father Beyer
William Scott
Rising Sun
Minn
Peace moves and war updates from June headlines
Reports from New York St Petersburg and Manila indicate factions backing Lincoln for chairman, a push to continue the war over indemnity, public opinions favor peace but odds remain slim, and Russian fleet units arriving in Manila with internment looming. Admiral Rojestvensky is recovering as officers deny parole.
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Scripps-McRae
ST. Petersburg
War Council
Japan
Tokio
Rojestvensky
Orel
OR Sterling Lets Lone Bandit Rubs Acw Page
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions OR Sterling and a lone bandit with references to legal action and page layout. The readable bits imply a crime note or police case line but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a definite event.
Illness and awards for INEN ADU TNE and ASCAPES
A battered OCR snippet notes INEN ADU TNE receiving $4,000 and ASCAPES amid reports of serious illness. The fragment mentions an injury or medical condition but lacks clear context or corroborating details.
Sterling Hotel Law to be Northwest Model Upon July Completion
Airiiry NAAI FAN Improvements at the Hotel Law progress toward July 1 finish aiming to model Northwest hotels on Minneapolis and St. Paul plans. The project adds American Plan comforts with European hotel amenities, a grill room, restaurant, and a private dining room for 24 to 20 guests on the second floor. C A Sterling the entertaining proprietor noted for eccentricities and frontier days.
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Law
Northwest
Minneapolis
St. Paul
C. A. Sterling
Upper Mississippi
Muskogee faces revolt over Greek Indian tax
Muskogee, I T June 3 Opponents resist the Greek Indian tribal tax arrest of the entire municipal body is imminent as authorities prepare to curb the revolt against federal enforcement in Muskogee Oklahoma Territory.
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Scripps-McRae
Muskogee, I. T
Muskogee
Capt Thompson and family move to summer quarters on house boat
Capt. W. A. Thompson and his family have taken summer quarters aboard a house boat located opposite the city, signaling a seasonal shift from their residence while remaining in view of urban surroundings.
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W. A. Thompson
Settlement Near In Chicago Street Car Strike
A five member labor leaders committee, appointed by the teamsters joint council, met Edward Hillman to arrange a conference with State Street store managers. The panel can settle without joint council consent. Further talks were held. Also planned Monday hearings on fifty seven federal strike injunction violations with affidavits naming labor leaders and requests for sentences.
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Scripps-Mc Rae Dispatch
Chicago
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Edward Hillman
State Street
Joint Council
Kohlsaar
Mayer
Express
Hoch to Die on June 23
Chicago judge sets execution date for Johann Hoch the bigamist on June 23 for the murder of Mrs Marie Welker Hoch Hoch denied guilt in a brief statement and asked forgiveness as he faced the sentence.
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Hoch
Chicago
Kersten
Johann Hoch
Marie Welker Hoch
Sentenced but Clings to Claim of Innocence
In Mardar Owatanna Minnesota a man from Owatanna reports he was sentenced but still proclaims his innocence. He plans to travel in three days and, after spending several days there, will begin the return trip.
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Cence Af Mardar Owatanna
Minn
Steamer Lily Narrow Escape From Mississippi Boom
The U S government steamer Lily narrowly avoided a disaster on the Mississippi at Al ma Wisconsin when a temporary boom set by the Mississippi Logging Company blocked the river and a sleeping lookout failed to notice the hazard. Reversing engines saved the ship and the government ordered the boom removed. A prior incident involved the steamer Rut ledge striking the same boom, wrecking two log rafts.
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U. S
Lily
Mississippi Logging Company
Alma
Wis
Rutledge
Lost. Gray cravenette coat with silk lining skeleton.
A writer or reader leaves a description of a lost gray cravenette coat with quarter silk lining, asking the Tribune office to contact them. The note seeks recovery and specifies no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Cravenette
Tribune Office
Legislature Prefers Old Judges In Short Session
Madison Wis June 3 Both houses held brief sessions and adjourned until Monday The senate approved a bill by suspension to resolve conflicting laws creating multiple county judges this year and give preference to the others The death of ex Assemblyman A R Hall was announced and funeral plans were set with committees named A special car will carry the Madison party leaving at 7 45 Sunday
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Madison
Wis
Senate
A. R. Hall
Knapp, Dunr
Ounty
Assembly
Kinney
Hall
Andrew
Sweholt
Beer
Beedle
Bohr
Henry
Cleary
Thayer
Bauer
Winch
Ekern
Johnson
Dahl
Roy
Craft
Norcross
Lenroot
Stout
Noble
Wipperman
Munson
Whitehead
McGillivray
Bird
Death of Assemblyman Hall Prompts Funeral Committees Appointed
Special tribune houses held short sessions this morning and adjourned until Monday. The senate concurred in one bill. In New York on June 3 friends of Edmund Randolph, owner of the bark rigged auxiliary yacht Apache, fear for the yacht's safety as it nears icebergs reported May 22 while other yachts in the race have finished.
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Scripps-McRae
New York
Edmund Randolph
City delays Racine paving bid decision amid asphalt demand
W F Wolfe attorney for La Crosse Stone Co visits Racine as city reviews a large paving bid. Though La Crosse’s bid was lowest and bond posted, the contract may not be awarded if residents insist on asphalt pavement. Bijou theater shifts start times to 8 and 9 15 for evening shows. The Northwestern Scandinavian Sangerbund convened at New Frohsinn hall with about 100 delegates, deciding tonight on hosting Sangerfest and potential move to La Crosse in 1906 if permitted.
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W. F. Wolfe
la Crosse Stone Company
Racine
la Croses Stone Company
la Crosse
Kinney
Assembly
Hall
Andrew
Sweholt
Frohsinn Hal
Sangerbund
Minneapolis
La Crosse Sends First Skat Team to Milwaukee
La Crosse enters the state skat tournament marking its first appearance. The team includes George Linker O R Kalwell John Rackleman Louis Laker and Joseph Seiger. A Bijou matinee offered 5 cent admission for children to a lively performance.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
George Linker
O. R. Kalwell
John Rackleman
Louis Jlaker
Joseph Seiger
Equitable agents switch to Central Life in Des Moines
Des Moines June 3 Elmer Dwiggins state manager reports two hundred agents of the Equitable left the company today amid troubles and allied with Central Life of Des Moines to form a new agency presence in the area.
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Des Moines
Elmer Dwiggins
Equitable
Central Life of
Hiroshima quake kills six injures seventy nine
Scripps-McRae Dispatch reports an earthquake in Hiroshima and Ujina area that killed six people and injured seventy nine, destroying thirty three houses. Other districts' damage reports are incomplete but death toll believed small.
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Scripps-McRae
Tokio
Hiroshima
Ujina
Walter Davis Laid to Rest
The funeral of Walter Davis was held yesterday afternoon from the residence on South Ninth Street. The services were private, being at quiet request of the family.
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Walter Davis
South Ninth Street
Fragmented OCR note from UNO NIULLU OU report
Fragmented text notes unclear reports from other sources. The fragmentary lines mention yesterday and references to two items or events. No clear names places dates or outcomes are readable.
Robbers Crack Safe and Escape From Leland Post Office
Three burglars blew the safe at the Leland Illinois post office in the early hours and escaped with several hundred dollars. A passing report notes the incident as a bold burglary with damage, while another fragment mentions an Admiral Liam and a hypothetical Rus event, indicating an incomplete clipping.
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Scripps-McRae- Dispatch
Leland, Ill
Royal Bride Makes Entry Into Berlin
Duchess Cecelia of Mecklenburg Schwerin, soon to wed Crown Prince Frederick William, arrived by train in Berlin. A lavish procession lined with roses greeted her, with a military escort led by the groom. The emperor welcomed her in full dress, and a state banquet followed. A special cathedral service is planned the next day for the Hohenzollern and Mecklenburg Schwerin families.
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Scripps-Mc
Berlin
Cecelia
Mecklinberg Schwerin
Frederick William of
Prussia
Hus
Ohenzollern
Jury Still Out On Case Of Marie Hawkins
Returning this morning for further instructions the jury in Marie Hawkins v s the C M & Si P and C N W railway companies after being out all night again retired to the jury room and may be out all night. The Mulder assault case is being argued and may go to the jury late this afternoon. Juries are dismissed as cases finish and after Mulder the circuit court will adjourn until July 5. Judge Fruit and Court Reporter Harrison depart Monday for Mauston then Viroqua and back to La Crosse to end May term July 5.
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Marie Hawkins
Wallace Mulder
Mulder
Circuit Court
Fruit
Harrison
Mauston
Viroqua
la Crosse
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Togo
Hyde
Alexander
Selves
Sripps-McRae Dispatch
Robert T. Lincoln
War Council of Russia
Enquist
Manila
A i Enquist
Aurora
Eleg
Jemtchug
Admiral Train
Lingayen Gulf
Sterling
Wiit SN
Inen Adu Tne
WY Aidli
Ascapes
A Sterling
Airiiry Naai Fan
Banat
Umnin Revue
Pari
Uae
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
UY Hd
Narrow
Assemblyman Hall
Special Tribune Dispatch
Anup Aitina
Paynts Bunt
Dispatch
SKAT
Iowa
JHPS
Harthalake
Inin H
UNO
Niullu OU
Hart Huak
P. D
Liam
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