La Crosse hosts state Medical society convention crowd
About three hundred leading physicians gather in La Crosse for the State Medical Society convention at the circuit court room of the new courthouse. The upper floor hosts exhibits from medical suppliers while lectures cover topics such as ectopic pregnancy medical abortion and diabetes. Dr. W. A. Anderson welcomes attendees and police chief signs introduce locals with a town welcome including a town key gesture.
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la Crosse
State Medical Society
C. N. Moller
W. A.anderson
Oviatt
Edward Evans
W. H. Washburn
W. T. Sarles
Court House
W. C. Witte
Milwaukee
W. E. Fairchild
Green Bay
Nelson M. Black
C. J. Comos
Oshkosh
Chester
M. Echols
Appleton
Victor C. Vaughn
Hotel Stoddard
Executive Council
H. B. Sears
Beaver Dam
J. G. Meachem
Racine
F. T. Nye
C. A. Armstrong
Boscobel
Ee Pritchard
Manitowoc
J. S. Walbridge
Sparta
T. J. Redelings
Marinette
D. L. Sauerhering
Wausau
E. L. Boothby
Hammond
J. M. Dodd
Ashland
A. T. Holbrook
Stoddard
Victor Vaughn
Ann Arbor
W. C. F. Witte
CH. Lemon
C. C. Graffiot
Shullsburg
D. W. E. Fairfield
J. R. Barnett
Necedah
J. A. Bradfield
G. E. Seaman
J. C.J. Combs
F. W. A. Brown
B. Clark
Chester M. Echols
W. E. Fairfield
A. H. Levings
Chief of Police
Main Street
Police Department
Wisconsin Democrats Plan to Entertain W J Bryan
Wisconsin Democrats announce a reception and dinner in Madison for Col William J Bryan on July 28 at Monona Lake assembly. The event aims to honor the Nebraskan with Bryan likely to give a principal address guiding the Democratic Party nationally.
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Special Tribune Dispatch
Madison
Wis
Democracy of
Wisconsin
William J. Bryan
Monona Lake
William F. Vilas
Col
Bryan
Democratic Party of
Flood Damages Hit Wisconsin Mills and Bridges
A freight train broke a weakened bridge west of Barron amid floods. Two brakemen and the fireman were seriously injured. Ridgeland flouring mills wrecked. Prairie Farm dam gone. Losses: about $50,000 locally and nearly $100,000 near Negaunee. Kingston mills at the Dells swept away.
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Milwaukee
Barron
Ridgeland
Scott’s
Prairie Farm
Negaunee
Kingston Mills
the Dells
Edgar County Bank Hit by Dynamite Unsecured Loot
At dawn in Paris on June 8 the Edgar County National Bank was wrecked by dynamite. Two neighboring stores were demolished while the safe remained intact and no funds were taken. Police pursue leads as investigators assess the damage.
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Scripps-McRae
Paris
Edgar County National Bank
Postmaster's Pay Reduced in Bangor Wisconsin
Information from Washington states the Bangor Wisconsin postmaster’s annual pay has dropped from 1100 dollars to 1000 dollars. It notes the reduction affects the Bangor post office compensation.
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Washington
Bangor
Wis
Explosion at Inverness coal mine injures sixteen
Halifax dispatch reports a mine blast at the Inverness coal operation injuring sixteen workers this morning with authorities continuing to assess the scene and casualties.
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Halifax
Inverness
Bonaparte Named New Navy Department Head
Bonaparte faced early friction after taking the helm at the Navy Department with a protest from Postmaster General Payne and sarcasm from Representative Grosvenor. He defended himself as an independent republican while critics questioned his party record.
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Charles Emory Smith
Payne
Grosvenor
Peace Prospects Rise as Russia and Japan Talks Begin
A telegraph dispatch notes Ambassador Meyer meeting the Tsarist court and a Vienna report that the Czar asked Roosevelt to mediate. Washington reports Jussrand viewed Russia’s attitude while Tokyo notes Oyama’s forces repulsed. Berlin cautions that peace talks hinge on Russian defeats.
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Vienna
New Free Press
Trieste
Czar
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Washington
Jusserand
Two Hundred Men Work Night to Strengthen Grand Rapids Dyke
In Grand Rapids Michigan on June 8, two hundred men and fifty teams labored through the night to reinforce a dyke as the river rises. The low areas north of the city flood while families flee to safety. The city market floods and railroad bridges risk damage.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Bijou Theatre Gives Away Oak Rocker Tonight
Last night at the Bijou theatre Mr. Rudolph Spike drew the $10 oak rocker given free by management. Tonight another piece of furniture will be awarded to the holder of the lucky ticket with prizes ranging from $6.00 to $25.00.
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Bijou
Rudolph Spike
South Seventh Street
M Love land Named Foreign Affairs Minister in Norway
Christiania reports M Love land appointed minister of foreign affairs by the new government. Army and navy officers took the oath of allegiance today. Norwegian diplomatic officers at Stockholm were recalled.
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Scripps-McRae
Christiania
M. Loveland
Stockholm
La Crosse Man M M Post Dies at Black River Falls
Word was received today of the death of M. M. Post a former La Crosse resident at Black River Falls. The death is attributed to general debility and old age he was past sixty. He was a prominent G A R member and proprietor of the Freeman House of Black River Falls. Deceased leaves two sons and a daughter and was brother of Night Sergeant S S Post of this city. He left La Crosse about sixteen years ago for Black River Falls where he had since resided.
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M. M. Post
la Crosse
Black River Falls
Tribune Upholds Justice Stance in Public Coverage
The Tribune emphasizes a steadfast commitment to fairness in reporting, aiming to inform readers with balanced coverage, accountability, and clear presentation across local affairs.
End election and install high officers tonight
The High Court I. O. F today elected new officers led by High Chief Ranger Dr. Geo A Hildreth of Fond du Lac and High Vice Ranger Zeno M Host of Madison. The session closed with recommendations for further officers and plans for installing them this evening. A carriage ride parade followed, with the long line of carriages visiting Petibone park and other venues, led by Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger W A Crouch and Wilson & Robertson’s golden rig.
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Hildreth
Mr. Parker
Milwaukee
Geo. A. Hildreth
Fond du Lac
Zeno M. Host
Madison
J. C. Proctor
A. J. Nelson
Racine
W. W. Gilman
Boscobel
C. W. Rodecker
Court House
Petibone Park
Fair Grounds
W. A. Crouch
Mr. Robertson
Wilson & Robertson
Navy squadron voyage to bring home Jones body delayed
New York June 8 The sailing of the squadron to France to bring home the body of John Paul Jones is indefinitely postponed by order of the War Department. Report says grave foreign complications including Germany securing a strategic base in the Caribbean.
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Scripps-McRae
New York
France
John Paul Jones
War Department
Germany
Submarine A8 Disaster Near Plymouth Sinks After Explosions
A submarine boat named A8 sank off Plymouth after three explosions this morning. Eighteen crew aboard, only four rescued including Lieut. Candy and Sub-Lieut. Murdoch. Divers seek wreck at eight fathoms. a passing trawler rescued the survivors near the conning tower.
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Scripps
Plymouth
Candy
Murdoch
Strike Action Prompts Lockout of Eight Thousand Drivers
In Chicago on June 8 a failed peace talks between teamsters and employers led team owners to convene a special meeting to decide on delivering goods to boycott firms. Chairman Read urged immediate deliveries, signaling a lockout of about eight thousand truck drivers. President Shea said strikers expected a further $22,000 to the strike fund and planned to continue the fight.
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Chicago
Read
Shea
Teamsters
Judge rules inter state import exempts cigarettes from ban
In Indianapolis on June 8 Judge Leathers ruled the anti cigarette law does not apply to cigarettes imported into the state, saying enforcement would conflict with the interstate commerce act. The defendant was dismissed as the cigarette came from Louisville. Get the Bijou habit youll enjoy it.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Indianapolis
Leathers
Louisville
Disappears on Eve of His Wedding
August Blinn a 35 year old steam thresher engineer from Mayville township vanished on the eve of his wedding to Hannah Wolf. He was in Caledonia Monday withdrew 300 dollars from the Bank of Caledonia and traveled by horse and buggy to La Crosse then to Frank Meyer’s farm in Union township. He left Meyer's place between twelve and one o clock Tuesday morning intending to reach Albert Wolfe's place in Union township and has not been seen since. The wedding was arranged for yesterday.
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Sion
National Assembly
Tokio
Oyama
Yinyipiemen
Washington
Tait
August Blinn
Mayville Township
Caledonia
Bank of Caledonia
la Crosse
Frank Meyer
Union Township
Meyer
Albert Wolfe
Hannah Wolf
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