State Letter Carriers Convenes Tomorrow in City
The Letter Carriers state convention opens tomorrow with reception on the committee led by President Werner Delegate Koblitz and carriers Kevin and Sam Roden. Activities include a carriage drive, business sessions, a Mississippi launch ride, and a chartered car trip to Myrick Park for an elaborate supper ending at the Bijou.
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Werner
Koblitz
Kevin
Sam Roden
Mississippi
Myrick Park
Woman Struck by Train on Trestle Near Milwaukee Tracks
An unknown woman was struck by a C. B. & Q. passenger engine on a trestle south of the Milwaukee crossing. She was only slightly touched, frightened, and rolled down the embankment but was practically unhurt.
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Milwaukee Tracks
First Fight Over Decession In Stockholm Saloon
A traveling man reports a brawl in a Minneapolis saloon blamed on Norway Sweden separation. Several men fought while police stood by laughing. blue eyes and intoxication noted in the melee.
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Norway
Sweden
Stockholm
Minneapolis
Ramblers Beat Badgers After Gridiron at George Street Grounds
The Ramblers defeated the Badgers of the south side on George Street grounds by 7 to 5. Onalaska beat the Nationals 4 to 2 on Indian Hill diamond yesterday. Vought-Berger Co. and the Regulars did not play yesterday.
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Ramblers
Badgers
George Street
Onalaska
Nationals
Indian Hill
Vought-Berger Co
Union shoot ing case in Philadelphia leads to bail for 41
Forty one members of the National Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders union, jailed for involvement in the shooting of William Joyce during a meeting, are released on $1,000 bail each. Joyce is improving and may recover. Police pursue facts while Joyce and defendants stick to the original claim that a doorkeeper named Chetwood fired the shot.
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Philadelphia
National Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders’ Union
William Joyce
Joyce
Chetwood
Children to Make First Communion at St James Church
A large number of children will receive their first communion at St James church next Sunday morning. The event marks a significant religious milestone for families in the parish community.
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St. James Church
Wisconsin Lighting Plant advances with brickwork progress
News brief notes the Wisconsin Lighting Power plant nearing operation as brickwork begins. Other items include Myrtle Nelson visiting from Rockland, a stalled water supply, and local residents Daniel Moore C Wittenberg Charles Williams Rev A Tangen Hulda Albrecht moving or visiting.
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Thomas & Phalon Coal Company
Wisconsin Lighting & Power
Myrtle Nelson
Rockland
Charles Street
C. Wittenberg
St. Francis Hospital
Avon Street
Charles Williams
Warren
Williams
Burlington Road
Rev. A. Tangen
Minneapolis
Chippewa Falls
Ed. Forss
Kane Street
Hulda Albrecht
la Crosse High School
Hokah, Minn
Portland
Oregon
Delegates to Seventh State Convention of Catholic Foresters Named
Delegates from twenty courts of the Catholic Order of Foresters plan to attend the seventh state convention in La Crosse starting Tuesday. The list includes Daniel F. Ryan No. 67 and several others from courts 71 to 1189, with Langhoff, Weske, Grant among named attendees. The convention closes Wednesday with a sacred concert and social session.
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Order of Foresters
la Crosse
Order
Daniel F. Ryan
F. J. Carroll
John E. McMahon
Thomas J. Callen
A. B. Elblein
B. Lammers
Michael Rohan
William Clancey
John Langhoff
P. P. Westenberg
Charles Herman
John Schindler
William Slattery
J. J. Hilbert
Gustav Weske
R. J. Grant
Gustave Weske
South Milwaukee
R. J. Stewart
Cudahy
John Brennan
St. Francis
Jooseph Gross
Wisconsin and Harvard Granted Oxford Credit Privilege
Oxford University convocation decrees grant all Wisconsin junior and senior students full credit with advanced standing at Oxford. This links Wisconsin as an affiliated university alongside Harvard, simplifying entry for foreign students. Richard F. Scholz, class of 1903 from Milwaukee, already attends Oxford under a Rhodes scholarship.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Oxford University
University of Oxford
Harvard
Oxford
Wisconsin
Richard F. Scholz
Milwaukee
English University
Wisconsin suspends four football players over board payments
Four veteran Wisconsin football players Richard Kemp George Jones Albion Findlay and Floyd Clark were suspended for defying athletics officials by not paying the $3 weekly board charge while at the training table. Cum mings the star pitcher also left over the issue as students discuss appealing to the board of regents.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Charles S. Slichter
George F. Downer
Slichter
Downer
Richard Kemp
Rush
George W. Jones
Albion G. Findlay
Wisconsin
Ne Dispatch
Floyd M. Clark
Cummings
Findlay
Clark
Phil King
Williams
Stagg
Yost
Kemp
Jones
Board of Regents
Madison to pave streets around capitol in demand
Madison moves to lay asphalt around the capitol park after years of failed efforts. The common council will act in two weeks, despite legal challenges from Prof Slichter the Bowman estate and the Wadison Traction Co. Public sentiment favors the paving as a legislature demanded. The state senate also faced a heated debate over a proposed employee bill.
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Madison
Wis
Capitol Park
Capitol Square
Prof. Slichter
Bowman Estate
Wadison Traction Company
P. L. Spooner
Knoff
Senate
Ravndahl Promoted to Alaska Consulate
G. B. Ravndahl, former assistant consul at Beirut, Syria, has been promoted to the consulate at Dawson City, Alaska. Ravndahl served seven years in Syria before returning to this country.
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G. B. Ravndahl
Beirut
Syria
Dawson City
Alaska
Mr. Ravndahl
Coun
Ravndahl Promoted. Notified While Home in Sioux Falls
He has been at his Sioux Falls home where he learned of the promotion yesterday. Ravndahl is known in La Crosse, having visited with Rev. H. G. Magelsson and given a lecture there.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Ravndahl
la Crosse
H. G. Magelsson
Burglar Collides With Woman in Farm Home Break In
A burglar broke into Otis Percifal’s farm residence near Frankfort Indiana. He woke Percifal and tried to flee but ran into Ada Myers who, aroused, rose and collided with him at her door. She was badly injured in the fall as the burglar escaped.
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Frankfort
Ind
Otis Percifal
Mui
Percifal
Parciful
Ada Myers
Swedish Lutherans to King Oscar Express Sympathy
The Augustana synod meeting in Oscar, Iowa, with 225,000 members, sent a cable to King Oscar of Sweden and Norway expressing sympathy over the kingdom's troubles. The message pleads for a peaceful settlement and prays for divine guidance for the king.
Friday and Saturday Excursion Rates to Devils Lake Wis
Excur sion tickets to this summer resort are on sale Fridays and Saturdays with return allowed until the Monday after. Enjoyable outing without business disruption. Apply to agents Chicago & North Western Ry.
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Devils Lake
Wis
Chicago & North Western Ry
Mrs Ed Engebretsen Returns From Visit
Mrs Ed Engebretsen has returned from a few days visit with her husband at West Salem.
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Ed. Engebretsen
West Salém
German Traveler Convention Praises Oshkosh Band
A Tribune letter from W. B. S. reports the German view of a Oshkosh convention. The writer praises Dana’s Band and delegates, notes Mayor Billy T’s lively bid, and describes attendees, ladies’ gowns, a grand ball, and the supper. Several named locals and performers are highlighted.
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Oshkosh
Dana
Billy T
Mit
I. O. U. Mit
Billy
Aboud
Grand Council
Vic
la Crosse
Frank Dana
Effy von
Jack Stryker
Schust von Vord Moore
Gee, Kumber
Frank Sisson
Martin Ellingson
Hanson
John Pahlin
Mrs. Hanson
Trust has Been Acquired
Paul Morton, secretary of the navy, is chosen head of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Hyde estate stock on the new board includes ex President Cleveland and George Westinghouse. Justice Morgan J. O'Brien has joined. Morton wins backing from August Belmont and Brayton Ives. He plans to resign the navy post by July 1 before assuming duties.
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New York
Paul Morton
Navy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hyde Estate
Cleveland
George Westinghouse
Morgan J. O’brien
Morton
August Belmont
Brayton Ives
Alexander
Society
Fight on for $60,000,000 Will Contest in Philadelphia
Judge Ashman orders Anna Walker to show cause why appeals from probate of William Weightman’s will should not be sustained. The fight targets the large estate valued at $60 million left to Anna, contest led by Jonesister, alleging prior marriage issues and family refusals influenced the will.
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Philadelphia
Ashman
Orphans’ Court
Anna Walker
Nee Weightman
Register of Wills
William Weightman
Abraham Weightman
Jonesister
William Weightman, Jr
Weightman
Devil Wagon In Storm
Three autoists drown and two escape death by inches when a touring car veers near the Rush Street draw and plunges into the river. William H. Hoops Jr. loses sight of the danger signal after a day of revelry as bystanders warn of the peril. Drowned: W Hartley, Jerome G Kurtzman, and Mrs Jerome G Kurtzman.
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Chicago
Rush Street
Auditorium Annex
Bismarck Garden
William H. Hoops, Jr
W. Hartley
Jerome G. Kurtzman
Low excursion fares to Asbury Park via B&O Railroad
Chicago to Asbury Park N J and return 21 35 tickets valid for travel June 29 to July 2 with return by August 3 extension stopovers in New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington through sleeping cars to Asbury Park Baltimore and return 1800 tickets valid July 2 3 4 return by August 31 extension stopover Washington circulars available from R C Haase W T P A St Paul Minn B Austin G P A Chicago consult nearest ticket agent for details
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Asbury Park
N. J
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
R. C. Haase
St. Paul
Minn
B. Austin
La Crosse Tribune Endorsement for Dependable Reading
The La Crosse Tribune is presented as a trustworthy newspaper to subscribe to, described as the paper you want for reliable reading. It emphasizes dependability and value in its presentation as a local daily.
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The
la Crosse Tribune
Notice to Printers and Binders for La Crosse County Jobs
Committee for printing and binding invites bids for county job printing and binding through June 18 1906 with sealed bids for proceedings of the county board of supervisors. Bids to be received until 3 pm June 16 at the county clerk’s office. Bonds required for faithful performance. Dated La Crosse Wis June 7 1905. Oscar H Hall Geo J Ritte Mike McHugh.
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la Crosse
Tnt
Bounty Board of Supervisors
R To & Sect
Wis
Sin
Oscar H. Hal
Geo. J. Ritte
Mike McHugh
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North Side
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North Side Briefs
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U.W
Remp
BY Robt
E. Knoff
University
Robt
Wisconsin Light & Power Co
Main Street
Oscar
Tribune
Krooks
Otto B
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