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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
4
The crowd cheered a flawless La Crosse victory while critics urged management to curb rowdy grandstand conduct. The piece argues for disciplined spectators and stronger guards to restore decorum amid calls for reform.
The fourth annual report of United States Steel shows gross earnings about 585 million dollars, up 140 million from last year. Net earnings reach 120 million, up 47 million. dividends ready 69 million, up 39 million. Cash surplus totals 85 million after 26 million for improvements.
A nostalgic poem praising Irish Americans who join U S services and embody courage and loyalty. It contrasts Irish contributions with other nations and notes figures like Wellington Sherman and Oyama, while celebrating Ireland’s influence from old country to new shore.
A collage of lines on life and longing ends with a playful crowd moment. It blends intimate verse about time and sorrow with a local jab about an Appleton judge and weekend mood. The piece closes with a nod to convention week and warm August crowds.
Mr. Oberholzer must work overtime again as the Bryan boom continues to stir local hearts. The unusual prosperity makes residents eager and tense, while municipal life shifts toward renewed activity and communal pride.
Ebenezer Davis of Campbell Bros. circus confessed to raping Miss Josephine Williams in LeMars Iowa. Davis, captured after a prior mob threat, was identified by the victim in the county jail. A second suspect narrowly escaped lynching before rescue by the sheriff.
Notice from La Crosse Wisconsin dated June 11 1906 states Henry Verkins has retired from Alexander & Verkins and the business will be continued by J A Alexander.
An advertisement claims guaranteed restoration of weak eyes and a cure for eye strain headaches and nervousness through glasses. The copy emphasizes perfect cure and urges readers to obtain glasses from the vendor.
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