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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
3
Local council members debate a proposed gum game ordinance. Weaker factions expect opposition from South Side alders and long-time members while North Side allies pledge support to block a franchise viewed as harming residents.
North side aldermen in La Crosse pledge to vote only for a fair street railway ordinance affecting the future line. The Tri buny notes public concern as residents fear a “gum game” from the company. Council aims to protect the route between public service interests and taxpayer rights.
The UG C T Grand Council ball occurs tonight at Germania hall. The dance advertised for Linker hall is not under UG T authority.
A reportedly abandoned boy found at Bonnaville Missouri has been claimed by his aunt Mrs Liz Iris. Her daughter Mrs Alexander Carsten had taken the boy west and planned to send him to New York. Authorities expect to transport the boy to New York properly tagged after a possible misrouted train incident.
The La Crosse Exhibit shows a replica old-time roadside inn as the company expands to meet high demand for Heileman's Old Style Lager. The bottlery blends artistic wood and stucco design with functional, modern machinery, doubling capacity while preserving novelty. Visitors are urged to view this striking site and its unique features.
In Baton Rouge with the state capitol saved from destruction, Governor Blanchard and legislative members fought flames in their night clothes early morning. A $8,000 loss is reported due to defective wiring and the incident involved Dr. George Powell as consulting physician.
Ined deposition alleges actions by Chssie Chadwick against a dancer’s associate Plodstiot. Details unclear due to garbled OCR. No definitive dates or places available. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
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