07 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
1
The testimony details Orchard’s hesitant recall of associates with a notable weak spot in naming. A Telegram asserts the slaying of a Denver detective had witness support, while orchard’s account was probed for corroboration and credibility.
A historical account details Orchard's alleged explosive actions from destroyer mines in Coeur d'Alenes to the Cripple Creek Vindicator mine wreck. It cites killings such as Detective Gregory, Steunenberg, and attempts against Gov Peabody, Governor Gabbert, and Judge Goddard, plus plots in Colorado and California.
In Boise on June 7 the Orchard murder trial continued with cross examination of the defense witness. The defense sought 100 more witnesses while Orchard defended his prior testimony about mine explosions and Wardner violence. A telegram from Denver corroborated part of Orchard story as 400 in court listened intently to his gam-bling and plan driven account.
The University of Wisconsin announces its fifty fourth commencement from June 14 to 19 with 525 degrees to be conferred including 475 bachelor’s and 49 advanced degrees. Events include concerts plays, a baccalaureate address by President Van Hise and alumni activities culminating in the alumni ball.
In New York June 7 the alleged scandal claims in Mrs. Gould's suit are attacked as irrelevant while Howard Gould seeks to strike them from the complaint. Clarence Shearn, for Mrs. Gould, warns that a bill of particulars would reveal charges so serious that he would not state them in court.
A federal court in St Paul ruled Standard Oil must answer all government allegations in July, enabling a full review of the trust’s history. The company argued the state cannot probe facts before its 1899 reorganization.
Washington dispatch reports that the Drago doctrine prohibiting force to collect debts may be adopted at the Hague conference. Secretary Root and Latin American delegates favor the principle, aiming to bar bombardment or invasion threats against small South American republics.
Madison Wisconsin June 7 The assembly approved a public utility bill by 77 to 10 and the senate advanced the Owens Reid bill to create a state waterway commission for three years with a 9000 annual appropriation The move benefits La Crosse and other river towns and Judge Ray Reid of the La Crosse board of trade is cited as a supporter The Drago doctrine discussion notes its potential impact on Latin American investments and financing practices.
Trempealeau Wisconsin June 7 07 Editor Tribune comments on a local dispute between two mothers over baby swapping. The writer suggests mothers let babies decide by scent and behavior noting a marked copy sent to the embarrassed mothers.
Harmon Martin brings Melvin, his son, to Viola Wisconsin after a trip to Colorado. miners hailed rich ore, but investigations reveal copper ore in the mother's Bloom yard. ore pays 409 to 500 dollars per ton and the ground remains largely undisturbed. hematite iron formation hosts the copper in the samples.
The Omaha board of fire and police is asked to formally consider the imitation legs used to model women's hosiery in department store windows. Mayor Dahliman, chairman, sees no offense. the appeal comes from a Woman's club committee not officially endorsed by the group.
Washington reports a rising mood of irritation in Japan over perceived U S weakness in the San Francisco incident. Japanese editors urge prompt reparations and punishment for culprits while awaiting full disclosure of negotiations in progress with Washington.
Kansas reports indicate wheat crop at 52.3 percent condition as of May, down from government May 1 estimates. Forecasters expect harvest around forty million bushels versus the normal eighty million, after May frosts reduced production.
A large alligator startled farmers at the Old Seeburger Farm, located at the head of Dutch Creek, prompting alert and caution as locals reported the sighting near fields and irrigation ditches.
A six to seven foot alligator was seen near the Seeberger farm at the Half Way creek mouth frightening residents including Spurgeon Bright and his children. Witnesses, including Bright's two daughters, note repeated appearances as locals plan to capture the reptile amid no solid clue. Coroner and officials search for the source of the sightings.
London reports a press claim of royal snub over Richard Croker missing the derby dinner. The king’s event favors Jockey Club members and friends. Croker says no slight was intended and he would not have attended if invited. Norman Mack notes Croker never expected an invitation.
The airship sailed over Boston center and descended on the common where 20 year old navigator Lincoln Beachey was found to be aboard. He had arrived from Revere beach in twenty eight minutes but encountered several near misses on the return and ended up in the harbor, where he was rescued by a boat.
The president Mrs Roosevelt and guests depart Sunday night on the Mayflower to Jamestown for Georgia days events. Governor Terrill and staff greet them with exposition officials as Georgia troops and regulars under Grant escort the party to the stand for the president to speak and review the soldiers. The Georgians present a silver service to naval officers of the battleship Georgia. Two receptions are planned and the president will address the National Editorial Association before returning to Washington in the evening.
An art exhibit examines how artists reflect society while exploring personal ties. Curator notes highlight works that blur lines between friendship, influence, and creative process, inviting viewers to consider how art mirrors relationships within the studio.
William Torrance has returned from Chicago with supplies for the Michel Brewing Plant construction. Torrance and Son secure the structural contract, using 400 tons structural iron and 150 tons cast iron. Iron cars arrive, casting in progress, with completion aimed for mid September. Also 65 tons of structural iron arrive for the Tomah Mercantile building in Tomah, with work begun.
June 7 191[?] a lynching attempt occurred in Ottumwa Iowa after Sherman Phillips a Black man assaulted Mrs Edward McBride a white woman by forcing a kiss. The woman resisted with courage and a large knife drawn by Phillips was not used. The husband vowed to kill Phillips on sight.
Sir Humphrey owned by Col. Pabst of Milwaukee won first prize in the hackney stallions four years and older class at the London show and captured the champion gold cup for the best hackney stallion in the event.
A cyclone swept away the town of Karracali and left several steamers ashore. Reports indicate a large loss of life with many believed dead. The piece ends with an unrelated moral aside about a clergyman.
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