Bloodshed in strike fuels uneasy peace in Chicago
Chicago June 5. Hope of peace in the teamsters strike revived after conferences produced no result. Attorneys for employers refuse further talks. Judge Grosscup grants a stay of execution for Mulligan and Donahue to be heard by the U S Court of Appeals. Bail granted. Autors allege violations of the federal strike injunction and seek arrests of twenty union men. A former union member Johnson is beaten by men believed to be ex teamsters. he may die.
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Reid Presents Credentials to King Edward at Buckingham
Ambassador Reid submitted his credentials to King Edward at Buckingham Palace and was presented to the king by Lord Lansdowne. Mrs Reid and their daughter were received by the queen during the audience.
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Navy Orders Internment or Departure of Russian Ships
Washington June 5 The Secretary of the Navy Morton ordered that Russian ships at Manila be interned or depart immediately.
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Equitable Investigation Nearing Report With Resignations Sought
In New York state the Insurance Superintendent Hendrick resumes inquiry into the Equitable Society with a report due in ten days. He is expected to harshly critique management and urge drastic changes including several resignations. In Boston, Jefferson T. Coolidge resigns as a director, supporting the Frick report.
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King Alfonso Heads to London on Royal Visit
King Alfonso’s procession reaches Cherbourg and Portsmouth as he travels to England aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert. A French warship fired a salute. He is met by the Prince of Wales and heads to Buckingham Palace for the headquarters during the visit. Col. N. R. Nelson leaves for Milwaukee to attend the Odd Fellows convention as a delegate from La Crosse.
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Pastors Caving Contest and Baseball Event Altered
The La Crosse Pastors union will hold its annual outing separately from Winona clergy, postponing the planned July event. The committee, including Revs Vance Lowe Goodsell and Thomas, announced that preliminary arrangements could not be completed for the joth, and weather is hoped to cooperate for races, pie eating, a baseball game, and other athletic events. A meeting featured a paper by Rev J W Hoyt on original sin, sparking discussion before adjournment.
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Conventions urged to send contributions before arrival
A city committee appeals for early payments to fund convention entertainment. Members stress funds should arrive before the conventions, praising business support and warning against delays. Plans include a large electric Welcome sign and Main Street decorations. Merchants across business streets are urged to display flags and decorations.
Peace moves and naval activities around Manila and Asia
June reports from Washington Berlin London Hong Kong Shanghai and Nagasaki describe M Ju serand French ambassador visit to the president and a potential peace move. Kaiser urges peace. Japanese destroyers reported near Coregidor and ships captured by Russian boats near Woosung. Five Japanese sealing vessel crews including Americans arrive at Harbin. Russian prisoners to be returned home.
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Woodman Memorial Day Observances Held by Local Camps
Yesterday Woodman Memorial Day was observed with fitting ceremonies at the hall and cemetery. The forester's team in full uniform led a march to the cemetery as many camp members attended. Graves were decorated and services held for departed brothers, with Mr. Charles Whelen, national lecturer of the M. W. A., assisting.
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Grand La Crosse Sharpshooters Picnic Draws Thousands
The first annual La Crosse Sharpshooters association picnic drew an estimated five thousand to the West La Crosse shooting park. Boatloads arrived through the day as Dana's band played and steamboats offered rides, making the event a pleasant coastal outing.
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Liquor Dealers Plan Annual Picnic on the River
The La Crosse Retail Liquor Dealers Association will hold its regular annual picnic in June with a steamer trip on the river and daylong activities. A Wednesday meeting will set final arrangements and the date, with past excursions noted as highly successful and plans calling for contests, a ball game, and other amusements at Dresen's park if available.
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Funeral for Mrs. Catherine Kreutz at St Wenceslaus Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Kreutz, who died at her home yesterday, will be held tomorrow at 9 o clock from St Wenceslaus Catholic Church. Interment will follow in the Catholic cemetery. Rev. Xavier Thill will officiate with Undertakers Fessler and Dahl in charge.
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Will Be Ordained in the Fall
A. S. Framstad of Augsburg Seminary Minneapolis visits friends in town. He is in the graduating class of the theological department this summer and will be ordained as pastor of the United Norwegian Lutheran church next fall.
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Lost Gray cravenette coat with silk lining
A gray cravenette with a quarter silk lining is reported lost. The finder should return it to the Tribune office.
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APR Arrives AI Gh
An April arrival of AI in Gh is reported with activity expected to boost local projects. Details remain sparse but officials anticipate new deployments to support urban planning and tech integration.
Apache crosses finish line in 10 20 time
The Apache finished the race this morning at 10 20, crossing the line first.
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Tribune Theme: Justice Stands Firm for Readers
A concise editorial voice in the Tribune pledges steadfast advocacy for fairness and accountability. The paper positions itself as a vigilant observer, challenging power while delivering clear reporting and public-interest coverage.
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Natives Reported Seizing German Garrison in Southwest Africa
CAPETOWN June 5 reports claim natives seized the German headquarters in Southwest Africa and that the entire garrison perished though this is not confirmed and details remain unclear.
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Warm Strawberry Supper at Congregational Parlors
A warm supper with strawberries will be served in the Congregational parlors Thursday at 6 o'clock. Everyone is welcome.
Dolores river washes out 28 miles of Rio Grande track
Telluride Colorado reports twenty eight miles of the Rio Grande & Southern track washed out by the Dolores river and three bridges destroyed paralyzing traffic. Rev Henry Faville returned from Wilton where he gave the commencement address Friday evening. The Congregation church mission study class will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs E R Savage at 318 North Seventh Street.
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Creek tribe tax clash pits police against Muskogee mayor
John West, captain of the Indian police, refused city orders and moved to collect the Creek tribal tax from merchants. Warrants target Mayor Fite and other city officials for interfering with federal authorities. Citizens protest vigorously to the president over federal action.
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