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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
2
The Garnellas present My Brother Johnny at the Bijou this week with acrobatics by Mr Garnella and singing by Mrs Garnella. The big bill also features Mount Vesuvius motion pictures and Jack O Toole as crowds enjoy the lively entertainment.
Governor Hanly issues a 3400 reward for the arrest and return to Marion county of Oscar A. Baker who is indicted for attempting to bribe Representative Ananias Baker of Fulton county. The $5000 governor’s fund remains available. a Chicago postmarked May 26 1906 letter reportedly influenced the proclamation.
The Tribune announces it prints full local and telegraphic news each day without rehashing from other papers, aiming to deliver original reporting and timely updates to readers.
Rochester cleric Rev. Algern Craspsey of St Andrews Church appeals a Batavia ecclesiastical court ruling that found him guilty of heresy and suspended him from ministry until he proves consonance with Apostles Creed and Nicene Creed. He attacks the trial as illegal and unfair and disputes evidence and doctrinal determinations.
Washington June 7 The house agriculture committee heard Thomas Wilson manager for Nelson Morris speak for all Chicago packers. He denied reported conditions in packing houses and explained canned meat practices noting air exposure affects spoilage and that rope and bone fragments seen were from beef processing equipment not intended for sale.
New York June 7 Rev Dr Minot J Savage pastor of the Church of the Messiah has resigned his charge over his belief in and advocacy of Spiritualism. He left for Nedlands California last March with his son and has remained there with doctors advising rest for three years. Trustees accepted his resignation amid reported dissatisfaction among influential congregation members.
A historian notes a proverb about the risk of leadership by cautious versus bold figures. The emphasis claims a fearless leader at the top drives success more than a bold team led by a timid figure, underscoring audacity as essential in advertising strategy.
Representative Haskins questioned floor cleanliness. Wilson testified that floors are scrubbed every night and are as clean as any kitchen. He noted proper drainage for flushing pens and cited a Neill Reynolds report claiming ten dead hogs in one area and fifteen to twenty in another.
Testimony defended toilet rooms off work rooms as not unsanitary as hotel facilities and in good condition with workers using cheese cloth as towels. Neill acknowledged a hog carcass incident in a big packing house but refused to name it. Wilson contrasted Nelson Morris and Co. with New York models and described corrective practices and discharges for improper boning work.
The Chicago Railways company organized in Illinois to consolidate Chicago street railways. It plans to acquire the Chicago Union Traction and North and West Chicago Street Railway systems with a $10,000,000 capital. Frederick H. Rawson to serve as president with Henry A. Blair as vice president.
Theodore Bruere, 70, president of the St Charles Savings Bank, died after heart strain from shock at embezzlement by cashier Anton Mispagel, who was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Bruere organized the bank in 1867 and is survived by a widow and five children.
The article extols S. S. S. as nature’s purely vegetable spring tonic that rebuilds the body, purifies blood, and restores appetite. It claims to avoid harmful minerals, strengthens digestion, boosts circulation, steadies nerves, and renews energy, with testimonials from A. B. Montgomery of Columbus and Mrs. G. Wiegel of Springfield praising its blood-cleansing and tonic powers.
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