Norway Sweden union dissolves with king ceasing to rule
The Storthing dissolves the union under one king and declares the king unable to govern Norway. The government relinquishes office and the council of state is authorized to act as Norway’s government. King Oscar protests to Premier Michelson. Sweden signals nonforcible union settlement.
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Storting
Oscar of
Sweden
Scripps-Mek Christiania
Storthing
Norway
State Council
Council of State
Michelson
Stockholm
Oscar
Foresters Convene in La Crosse Amid Flood Delays
The Independent Order of Foresters meet in La Crosse with about a hundred delegates present due to floods. C C Looney opens the session and welcomes the gathering, with W B Tscharner of the La Crosse Progressive Association delivering a brief address praising the city. The program includes credentials, a 2 o clock closing, 175 pledges, a grand ball, and a carriage tour of city landmarks and parks.
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Order of Foresters
Linkerhall
C. C. Looney
Looney
W. B. Tscharner
la Crosse Progressive Association
Tscharner
Progressive la Crosse
la Crosse
Saul
Education drive and riots shadow 1914 Asia report
June 7 dispatches describe Governor General Trepov’s push to raise university tuition to 500 rubles to curb education. Rioting resumes in Nakhitchevan and Erivan between Tartars and Armenians. Czar appeals to peasants for support in forming a representative assembly. Diplomatic notes allege Roosevelt’s Manila order provoked Russian anger. Ambassador Meyer discusses peace with Tsarist authorities. Russian transport Ripon abandons cargo after detaining a British steamer near Woosung.
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Scripps-McRae
ST. Petersburg
Trepoff
Nakhitchevan
Erivan
M. Bouligan
Interior
Russia
Roosevelt
Novoe Vremya
Manila
Emma Kinder and Hattie Schneller Visit Relatives
Miss Emma Kinder and Miss Hattie Schneller have returned from a visit with relatives and friends at Sparta and Leon.
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Emma Kinder
Hattie Schneller
Sparta
Leon
Miss Alleta Fjelstad Returns Home From Chicago Study
Miss Alleta Fjelstad has returned home after completing studies in music in Chicago. She pursued advanced musical training and will resume duties locally.
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Alleta Fjelstad
Chicago
State Medical Convention Opens Tomorrow in Wisconsin
The Second State Medical Society convention meets in La Crosse tomorrow with a morning business session. An afternoon welcome and annual address by President Oviatt of Oshkosh precede a public lecture by Prof. Victor C. Vaughn on tuberculosis at 2 p m at the Y M C A hall. A dress reception and scientific exhibition follow at Hotel Stodard.
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Vaughn
Stodard
W. C. F. Witte
Milwaukee
C. H. Lemon
C. C. Gratiot
Shullsburg
W. E. Fairfield
Green Bay
T. J. Redelings
Marinette
J. R. Barnett
Necedah
Nelson M. Black
J. A. Bradfield
la Crosse
G. E. Seaman
C. J. Combs
Oshkosh
F. W. A. Brown
B. Clark
Grand jury in Chicago beef probe resumes work
The federal grand jury investigating the packing industry in Chicago resumed after a month’s recess. Circuit Judge Humphrey charged the jury as U S Attorney Morrison and Senator Cullom, in town for election campaigning, met with the judge amid expectations of indictments upon Morrison's return from Washington.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Humphrey
United States
Morrison
Washington
Moody
Cullom
Federal
Grand Jury
Bids Open for New Public Bath Safety Cribs
Bids for the new safety cribs at the public bath are to be opened today. No bids have been received yet, but several are expected this afternoon. The bath house committee delays the opening to June 20 to finish improvements.
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Bath House Committee
Inauguration Roosevelts Shown In Free Evening Pictures
Free showing of photographs of the Roosevelt inauguration at the corner of Fourth and Pearl streets tonight and each evening this week. The film plays on a large canvas on the Continental Clothing House building and promises varied entertainment.
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Fourth and
Pearl Streets
Roosevelt
Continental Clothing House
Objectionable Fence Terminates in Legal Fight
Herman Puent and William Layman could not agree on how to build a fence and where its line lay. Layman tore down the obstruction, and today a warrant was issued for his arrest on a charge of malicious destruction of property.
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Herman Puent
William Layman
Puent
Lyman
Grocers Association Plans Viroqua Picnic Date
The La Crosse Retail Grocers' association directors voted to hold the annual picnic at Viroqua on July 12. Picnickers will travel by special La Crosse & Southeastern train, with final details to be set at next Tuesday evening’s meeting.
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la Crosse
Dam breach Nets End to Cameron Dietz Controversy
A Cheteke report claims the Cameron dam long held by John Dietz has been swept away ending a famed dispute with the Chippewa Boom company. Wisconsin storm damage rises with floods logic mills closing in Menasha and Kaukauna. Mir ror Lake landslide near Dalton. widespread isolation and downed wires.
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Scripps-McRae
Milwaukee
Cheteke
Cameron
John Dietz
Chippewa Boom Company
Wisconsin
Menasha
Menasha Woodenware Company
Kaukauna
Chilton
Neenah
Elkhart
Lake Markesan
Beaver Dam
Mirror Lake
Dalton
Green Bay and Western Traffic Disrupted by River Washout
A bridge washout over the Yellow River at Dexterville limits Green Bay and Western service to Merrill Wisconsin for passengers. Stevens Point line is washed out with no trains in operation, while La Crosse to Merrilan remains active and transfers at Dexterville are irregular but expected to improve tomorrow.
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Yellow River
Dexterville
Green Bay and Western Railway
Merrill
Wis
Stevens Point
la Crosse
Merrilan
Death of Iowa bar founder and ex mayor Barlow Granger
Des Moines report notes the death of Barlow Granger, the first lawyer admitted to the Iowa bar and founder of The Star newspaper in 1849. He also served as Des Moines mayor. A separate item from Platteville Wisconsin mentions a business meeting backing a Dubuque to Platteville railroad, with plans likely to proceed.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Des Moines
Barlow Granger
Iowa
the Star
Platteville
Wis
Dubuque
Hay Starts For Home From London To Liverpool
Secretary Hay left London for Liverpool to sail home on the Baltic. He will return to the United States after contacting British officials during the current trip.
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London
Hay
Liverpool
Baltic
Accident Delays Northwestern Train Into Janesville
The regular 5 30 p m passenger train on the Northwestern line was an hour late this afternoon due to an engine accident at Janesville. It is expected to arrive around 6 30 p m.
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Northwestern
Janesville
Detroit Man Wins Skat Tourney in Milwaukee
The annual national skat tournament closed at the West Side Turn hall with a large crowd about 3000 present. Herman Dietz of Detroit won first prize a Studebaker electric automobile while Soren Hansen of Clinton Jr took second prize a Knabe piano. Martin J Piehn led Milwaukee finishers in fifth place, Paul Tromnon sixth, and Henry J Broegman seventh.
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Milwaukee
West Side Turn Hall
Herman Dietz
Detroit
Studebaker
Soren Hansen
Clinton, Jr
Knabe
Martin J. Piehn
Paul Tromnon
Henry J. Broegman
Wisconsin Senate Debates Rail Rates and Appointments
Madison dispatch reports the Wisconsin Senate rejected a bill to force Bell Telephone rate uniformity with a 14 to 15 vote. It also approved 17 to 12 a measure to let the governor appoint attorneys for the secretary of state in factional litigation. Other actions include 19 to 10 to strengthen the anti pass law, and 39 to 37 advancing drainage law revisions amid opposition over navigation impact. Senator McGillivray defended aiding a railroad lobbyist in a two cent fare arrangement.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Assembly
Bell Telephone Trust
R. M. Bashford
John Barnes
Secretary of State
McGillivray
Who Will Pay Davis Water Investigation Bills
City officials debate the Davis water inspection costs totaling 1 009 56 dollars. Bills were sent back to the comptroller for verification after missing requisitions and unclear orders. The comptroller forwarded them to the city engineer, who approved them without proper authority records. The issue returns to the council Friday evening.
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Davis Water
Comptroller
Finance and Water Committees
Schneller Returns From Visit to Viroqua
J. H. Schneller has returned from a business visit to Viroqua. The note also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Matsdorf and reports that Mr. Kendall now holds the office of town clerk.
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J. H. Schneller
Viroqua
Chas. Matsdorf
Kendall
Townclerk
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Toronto
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