Russia and United States Agree on 24 Hour Coal Rule
Washington reports the war department confirms Taft's 24 hour coal and provisions rule for Russian ships at neutral ports. The exchange with Governor Wright clarifies ships must be supplied within a day despite damage. Russia awaits czar decision on war or peace as Count Cassini reports no new guidance from St Petersburg.
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Washington
War Department
Wright
Taft
Manila
United States
Russia
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Nicholas
Japan
Lamsdorff
La Crosse Wibune Publication Details
The La Crosse Wibune is published every afternoon except Sundays at 121 Main Street La Crosse Wisconsin by The Tribune Publishing Company W W Kidder Daily by Carrier and Mail editions priced at 5.00 per year and 4.00 for mail. It is entered as second class matter June 22 1904 at the La Crosse post office. Special representatives are Payne and Young Chicago Jos Potter Building New York City.
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Main Street
LA Crosse
Wis
Payne & Young
Chicago
Marquette
New York City
Jos Potter Bildg
Awakening a Soul Through Osteopathic Healing in New York
A 16 year old boy formerly thought an imbecile shows signs of regained intellect after osteopathic manipulation reconnecting brain to spinal cord. Jack Hang learns alphabet and navigates independently as his mind and soul emerge. The discovery, reported by St. Paul News, envisions vast benefits for mentally dejected children and cautions about irreversible cases.
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New York
Jack Hang
Jack
Former Senator Gaveney Joins Foresters Visit in La Crosse
Former Senator John C. Gaveney appears carefree and reemerged in public life as he visits La Crosse with the Foresters. He moves away from political burdens to a business and professional career, greeting old friends with his former expansive smile. The gathering shows his acceptance across factions and a renewed, relaxed demeanor.
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John C. Gaveney
John
la Crosse
Send off at cathedral wedding with musical chaos
The Roth Burkhardt wedding party received an unconventional farewell with a phonograph, a six foot megaphone, cow bells, and an alarm clock explosion as they descended the cathedral steps. Dr Evans busy before the medical convention. Senator Withee hints at constitutional repeal. Oshkosh Superior delegates invited to La Crosse for city events. Mayor Torrance suggests delegating welcome addresses to others including Father Ambrose Murphy.
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Roth-Burkhardt
A. O. Colby
Torrance
Father Ambrose Murphy
Sensational Green Bay damage suit dismissed by stipulation
The Rahr Hollman case in Green Bay Wisconsin was stricken from the June circuit court calendar by stipulation. Albert W Hollman sought damages of 50000 for alleged alienation of his wife's affections by Henry Bahr a local brewer. The trial had lasted sixteen days previously with accompanying divorce action by Mrs Hollman for cruel and inhuman treatment to be submitted on trial testimony.
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Green Bay
Wis
Rahr-Hollman
Albert W. Hollman
Henry Bahr
Circus Men Stricken by Milwaukee Waterillness
Three members of the Forepaugh Sells Brothers circus fell ill with typhoid fever after drinking Milwaukee water. Acrobats Steve Prosser remains hospitalized at St Elizabeth in Appleton while two others are treated in Oshkosh. The Tribune notes local concern.
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Appleton
Wis
Milwaukee
Steve
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Oshkosh
Hollman Case Withdrawn and Name Restoration Sought
The charge brought by Hollman against his wife is to be withdrawn. It is believed that Mrs Hollman may resume her maiden name Alice Greer and it is understood there will be no alimony.
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Hollman
Michigan student fatally hurt in Indiana Harbor line accident
A Chicago dispatch reports Frank E. Snow a University of Michigan student and Detroit native had his neck broken while working as a brakeman on the Indiana Harbor line at Hammond Indiana. He lies in critical condition at St Margaret's hospital with relatives and Dr H E Sharrer in attendance. A brother Neil Snow was in Chicago and rushed to his bedside.
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Detroit
Chicago
Frank E. Snow
University of Michigan
Indiana Harbor
Hammond
Ind
St. Margaret's Hospital
H. E. Sharrer
Neil Snow
Hammond Hospital
Brighton Beach endurance run sets new auto record
Charles G. Wridgway drove a 24 horsepower Peerless touring car at Brighton Beach New York for over 24 hours. He maintained continuous steering without stopping and established new 100 mile track marks while smashing the twenty four hour virage and setting a human endurance pace.
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Brighton Beach
New York City
Charles G. Wridgway
Jennie Wright Sues Interlopers Over Husband Affair
In Woodstock Illinois on June 7 Mrs. Jennie Wright filed in circuit court for 25000 dollars against Mrs. Ida May Wright of Woodstock and Mrs. F A Copeland of Elgin alleging alienation of her husband H W Wright who deserted her about a year ago. Wright reportedly left with another woman heading to Denver taking their 5 year old son with alleged help from Wright's mother and sister. Wright, a former National Guard lieutenant, left his family in strained circumstances. Go to the Bijou tonight.
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Woodstock
Ill
Jennie Wright
Ida May Wright
F. A. Copeland
Elgin
H. W. Wright
Denver
Wright
National Guard
Exchange State Bank North La Crossz Capital and Officers Listed
Bank summary shows capital of 25000 and surplus of 3000 with officers J E Wheeler president Orlando Holway vice president Joseph P Gohres cashier and Robt B Lowry assistant cashier in a general banking business notice.
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Tranchanta
SLU
FUE
J. E. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Joseph P. Gohres
Cashier
Robt. B. Lowry
Asa’t Cachiar
Cap Streeter of Deestricts Fame Sued for Divorce
Mrs Mamie Collins Streeter of 2724 Inglehart court sues Chicago figure Cap George Wellington Streeter for cruelty in circuit court The couple wed in South Bend Indiana April 18 and the shipwreck tale dates to May 25 Her private log shows a stormy marriage with two incapacitating episodes and long calms during separations Evidence presents a voyage defeated by misfortune and disputes over a treasure claim.
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Chicago
George Wellington Streeter
Lake Michigan
Mamie Collins Streeter
Inglehart Court
Wendell Huston
Streeter
South Bend
Half rates to annual meeting for German Baptist Brethren
Excursion tickets go on sale at one fare for round trip May 31 to June 2 with favorable return limits. Apply to agents of the Chicago & North Western Railway. Also note: go to the Bijou tonight.
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German Baptist Brethren
Bristol
Tennessee
Northwestern Line
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
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