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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1905

Page

3

Wisconsin Storm Destroys Towns and Causes Major Losses

A Wisconsin storm left at least a dozen dead and about 60 injured as it toppled barns and unroofed houses across cities including Sheboygan Beloit and Fond du Lac. Flooding crippled rail lines, water flooded basements many mills and dams failed, with Fond du Lac facing about 100000 in city losses and isolation of several communities.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Michigan Sheboygan Beloit L. D. Fords Berlin Arndt Plymouth Sheboygan Falls Newton Wisconsin Central Northwestern Milwaukee Railways Fond du Lac Portage de Nevue Kinney Moore & Galloway Clark Manufacturing Company Dahlman & Cooper Curtiss Milton G.S. Babcock Lane Chippewa Falls Paul Labountey Poynett Portage Barron Paskin Prairie Farm Taylor Dam

Crown Prince Frederick William Weds Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin

Berlin reports the wedding of Crown Prince Frederick William to Duchess Cecilia in the palace chapel at 5 p m The ceremony drew 60 to 70 royal guests from German and foreign royal houses A broad circle stood in honor as no pews were used The crown princess wore myrtle and a diamond crown with a Russian silver brocade gown Train four and a half yards long carried by four maids of honor. two pages accompanied the procession

Berlin Frederick William Cecilia Mecklenburg-Schwerin Prussia Europe Ambassador Tower Mrs. Tower

Detective Shoots a Man in Libertyville

June 7 report from Libertyville Illinois: John Owen an insurance agent was shot in the abdomen by Chicago detective Hill during an effort to close saloons at closing hour. A mob threatened lynching Hill until the mayor promised bail. Owen was hospitalized in Waukegan.

Libertyville John Owen Chicago Hill Owen Waukegan James Mack Mack

Doctor Turbin Offers Free Consultation for Rectal Ailments

A historic notice advertises Dr. Turbin treating nervous debility blood poison rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles kidney bladder and lingering ailments. It promises no charge for consultation whether patients start treatment or not.

Crown Prince Marries Cecilia in Four Hour Royal Ceremony

The crown prince in a light blue First Foot Guards uniform wed Cecilia with empress and grand duke observing. After a Ruth verse address by Dr Dryander, rings were exchanged and a Bible given. A torchlit dance followed in the White Hall and a long reception ended by 9 p.m. The couple's honeymoon may take them to Hubertusstock hunting lodge near Eberswalde.

Foot Guards Mecklenburg-Schwerin Anastasia Mendelsshon Cecilia Hubertusstock Eberswalde Prussia

La Crosse Tribune Promised for Dependable News

A promotional note touts the La Crosse Tribune as a dependable newspaper to subscribe to, emphasizing trustworthiness and consistent coverage for readers seeking reliable local reporting.

la Crosse Tribune

Express Companies Principal Bone of Contention

Chicago June 7 The boycott against the express companies hinges on a settlement of the teamsters strike as drivers demand that no union employee deliver or take goods. A Garrigan riot case ruling notes perjury by witnesses while a house explosion causes no serious injuries. A whirlwind path damaged Newfield farms and injured Martin Rumsey and his wife.

Chicago Teamsters Garrigan Kohisaat Newfield Ithaca Martin Rumsey

New York’s Big Storm Severest Ever Known

June 7. A tornado in Binghamton and surrounding southern tier counties caused four houses to be wrecked and about a hundred damaged. Trees uprooted roofs removed and hurled across streets while windows were blown out.

New York Binghampton

Elks Convention Excursion Tickets Offered in Madison

The C M and St Paul railway will sell excursion tickets to the State Convention of Elks in Madison from June 13 to 15 for 5.35 dollars round trip. Tickets go on sale June 12 to 14 and are valid for return until June 16 1905.

C. M St. P. R Convention of Elks Madison

Excursion Tickets to Oshkosh for Commercial Travelers Meet

The C M and St Paul Railway will sell round trip excursion tickets to Oshkosh for the Commercial Travelers meeting on June 9 and 16 at 6.30 dollars. Tickets on sale June 8 and 9, return valid until June 12, 1905.

Oshkosh

Delcasse Resigns as French Foreign Minister in Morocco Rift

Paris on June 7 reports Delcasse has resigned after a final meeting with his colleagues over Moroccan policy. Premier Rouvier will serve as interim foreign minister. The cabinet change aims to mollify Germany and secure cooperation.

Paris Delcasse Rouvier Official Morocco Germany France

Western Canada population surges on immigration

The article notes good crops and climate, strong schools, and railway benefits shaping a prosperous society as Western Canada gains 150000 residents this year through immigration, over 50000 of them Americans. For more information contact ARNT T. FLOW at Lienlokken Bank Building, La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Canada Arnt T. Flow Dist. Mor Lienlokken Bank la Crosse Wisconsin

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Rae DR. Turbin Hotel la Crosse Doctor Turbin Randolph St Express Companies Anderson Addition Anderson Ades Market St 22Nd St 23Rd St Losey Boulevard Hogan School 16Th and Market Sts 16Th Farnam Anderson Batavian National Bank North Fifth Street ELKS Will Powell Western Canada Saskatchewan Valley United States and Canada Land Co The Béjou M. Saint Rene Taillandier Ree
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