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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

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Referendum Law Passes In Senate And Changes In Session

Wisconsin senate and assembly conduct a busy session with passage of a closed primary and referendum measures while continuing fights over liquor excise, railroad regulation, and education reform. Leaders wager on future sessions as investigations and budget items unfold.

Fred L. Holmes N. Wis Spegal Senate Assembly Social Democrats Edmonds Formule Bangut Sena Wisconsin Nothce Teachers’ Retirement Fund A. E. Schwittay Marinette Davidson Grand Jury Strange Lincoln State Fair Park Milwaukee Hull

Flynn 100 Year Club Organized At First Methodist

A Flynn advocates meeting at the First Methodist church, La Crosse, organized the La Crosse Hundred Year Club with fifty charter members. Rev A Lincoln Shute chaired. officers elected include President Shute and treasurer R H Hoefle. Branches planned citywide under church supervision.

Flynn First Methodist Eighth and King Streets la Crosse A. Lincon Shute The Tribune F. W. Skinner J. W. Skinner F. H. Parks B. S. Steadwell Hundred Year Club M. BE Shute A. Lincoln Shute Ice H. A. Worthington R. H. Hoefle North Side Central Club First Methodist Church

Korn shoots sister in estate dispute at Waukesha

In Waukesha Wisconsin on June 10 Peter Korn shot his sister Mrs Frank Fritz after years of fighting over their father's estate and fired at her two young children causing likely fatal injuries to the woman.

Waukesha Wis Peter Korn Frank Fritz

Soo Locks Break Havoc Reported at Sault Ste. Marie

The Canadian Soo locks gate failure caused the steamer Assiniboia to ground and the Crescent City to sink. Walker wrecked, several other steamers damaged as water rushed through the gates. Loss estimated at 500000 dollars. Crews fought waters with a movable dam. cause under investigation.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Assiniboia Crescent City Walker Canadian Canal Gilchrist Séan Lake Superior Lower Lakes

Bryan Declares Senate Candidacy in Nebraska

William Jennings Bryan will seek the U S Senate seat to replace Elmer J Burkett with term ending March 1911 The announcement is from Richard L Metcalf editor of the Commoner and Bryan is expected to win easily under Nebraska's direct primary modelled after Oregon law

Omaha Neb William Jennings Bryan United States Senate Elmer J. Burkett Richard L. Metcalf The Commoner Bryan Nebraska Oregon

Senate Chaplain Called to Rest

A Senate chaplain dies unexpectedly at his Boston home ending a long officiating career. The national cleric served in official duties and was widely known for his pastoral work. His death comes as a sudden toll to lawmakers and staff.

Senate

Woodman Picnic at Sparta Draws Big Crowd Despite Rain

Between 400 and 590 rode the Woodman Special from La Crosse to the Sparta event. Kreutz's La Crosse orchestra led parades and a reception at Armory hall. Delegations from Onalaska West Salem Trempealeau La Crosse attended. Onalaska Royal Neighbors favored to win the prize.

Woodman Northwestern la Crosse Sparta Kreutz West Iver Va Tunnel City Wilton Tomah Norwalk Kendalls Onalaska Galesville West Salem Trempealeau Woodmen Armory Hall Whch A. R. Talbot Lincoln Neb A. M. Bort Beloit B. F. Keeler T. A. Amsbury Boscobel

La Crosse Special Serenades West Salem Bangor Rockland

The La Crosse Special headed to Sparta stopped at West Salem Bangor and Rockland with Kreutz's band alighting for serenades at each stop. West Salem declined to join due to a home attraction, leaving La Crosse as the sole outside band at Sparta. The train arrived at ten and was met by a reception committee.

al. Anderson Sparta Wis la Crosse West Salem Bangor Rockland Kreutz

Rumor of Big Ditch Gate Failure Near Hardin

A letter from Billings reports a rumor that floods in the Big Horn damaged the Big Ditch irrigation system near Hardin, claiming head gates and dykes were washed out. Local owners L F Easton and R E Shepherd, plus Richard R Scott, may face flood risk. Easton calls the rumor likely unfounded.

F. Easton Hardin N. C. Bacheller Bacheller Farmers’ Alliance Easton Alliance Hardin, Mont Easton Company Mr. Shepherd Mr. Bacheller Richard Scott

Magnificent Mrs Gould In Court Opens Separated Suit

The Gould separation case opens in New York with Catherine Gould arriving in a striking gown and pearl necklace. Shearn represents her as Howard Gould delays appearance, and Dustin Farnam and Buffalo Bill are noted as witnesses or parties connected to the case.

New York Catherine Clemons Gould Howard Gould Supreme Court Dowlins Gould Dustin Farnam Buffalo Bill Wm. F. Cody

Sympathy at Washington President Taft Sends Condolence

Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, chaplain of the United States senate, died at his Boston home in Roxbury at 3 this morning from heart failure after a brief illness. He had attended Unitarian anniversary week meetings and was active until days before his death. His sister Miss Susan Hale, his physician Dr. Temple, and friends were present.

Senate Hale Edward Everett Hale Poston Harvard Dartmouth Williams Unitarian Boston Mass United States Senate Roxbury Susan Hale Dr. Temple

Weather and Water Update Across Regions

Weather notes show La Crosse at 48 degrees with a 56 degree high later, gentle 4 mph wind and .44 inch rainfall. Forecasts call for continued cool conditions in Wisconsin and Minnesota with fair skies tonight and Friday, while Iowa expects showers south and west. River levels rise with Oskso Reed's Landing La Crosse and other sites showing increases in stage and small changes in water depth.

la Crosse Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

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Holmes Railroad Commission State Veterinary Board Owen Roethe Boards of Normal Regents University Regents Caire Normal Haight State Highway Commission Rhinelander Thomas Eau Claire Burke Waupun Green Bay M. E. Church SOO U.S. Senate Roxbury, Mass West Badder Woodmen Mrs. Gould Washington Taft Sage Ian Deat Anes Oskso Reed's Landing
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