Jim Hill and Bill Cargill in a newspaper feud tale
A critique links Jim Hill’s St Paul Globe to public service misuse and a loss making interest to sway markets, while Bill Cargill’s ownership of The Chronicle and Leader Press triggers a warning. The piece foresees Cargill facing a similar fate if he continues using papers as personal organs.
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Jim” Hill
St. Paul Globe
la Crosse
Globe
Jim
Ariety
Gelatt
Chronicle
Jim Stras
Independentewspaper
Bill” Cargill, Jr
Leaderless Chronicle
Bil” Cargill
Light Trust
Coal
Ice
Wool Trust
Central Electric
Cargill
Mr. Geitt
Mr. Gelatt
Eader Press
The
Mr.elatt
Leader
Mr.argill
New Newspaper Trust
Bill Cargill
Otd
Mr. Cargill
Leader-Press
Globe and
Bill” Cargill
Leader-Press-Chronicle
Court Evidence and Bare Assertions in Mexican Plantation Case
The Tribune weighs Seiler and Horne in a dispute over the Mexican Plantation Company. It notes Seiler’s public statements lack specifics but vows to publish further charges after a supplementary hearing. It urges restraint on unsworn claims and emphasizes awaiting court testimony for reliable judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Seiler
M. E. Horne
the Tribune
Horne
Seiler
la Crosse
Fines for Millionaires Grow Voiced as Uproar Over Justice
In a sharp editorial, the paper denounces small fines on Armour and other wealthy parties for interstate rebate violations. It argues such penalties are useless against money power and urges stronger punishment and genuine reform to uphold the people’s government. It also weighs Democratic praise for Bryan and the potential GOP nominees Roosevelt or La Follette, framing the political stakes and media roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
la Crosse Public Service
Bryan
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
la Follette
La Crosse City Railway seeks power to extend lines
The La Crosse City Railway Company applies under 1893 law for privilege to extend street car lines on Market and Main streets and Mormyn Coulee Road to Fremont. The ordinance authorizes double and single track routes, sets completion deadlines for 1906 1907 and outlines arbitration guidelines and fare transfers.
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la Crosse
Wis
City of la Crosse
Gohres Street
Livingston Street
George Street
Loomis Street
Sill Street
Golres Street
Wisconsin
16Th
Main Streets
City of
Main Street
Losey’s Boulevard
Market Street
16Th and
Market Streets
Mormon Coulee Road
Said Road
Fremont Street
Gohres and
George Streets
Livingston and
Loomis Streets
Loomis and
Gohres Streets
George — Street
City Railway Company
la Crosse City
la Crosse City Railway Company
State Bank of La Crosse balance sheet April 6 1906
Statement of condition shows resources total 1 050 122 53 with loans and discounts 649 407 19 overdrafts 374 59 U S and other bonds 77 065 90 due from bank 310 674 85 bank vault 12 000 00. Capital stock 50 000 00 surplus 50 000 00 undivided profits 9 980 34 deposits 940 142 19 total 1 050 122 53.
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State Bank of
U. S
National Bank of La Crosse Financial Statement April 6 1906
United States Depositary banks report shows resources totaling 4,197,899.34 with assets including loans 2,853,734.06 and U.S. bonds 1,745.17 in overdrafts and 564,971.32 in bank deposits. Liabilities list capital 250,000, surplus 200,000, undivided profits 24,239.57 and deposits 3,473,659.77 plus circulation, totaling 4,197,809.34.
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U. S
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DR Forschler
Adam E. Forschler
LA Crosse Tribune
Main St
Tribune Publishing Company
Payne & Young
Chicago
Marquette
New York City
Potter
Bill
Mey
P. F. Cavanaugh Cavanaugh
England
Germany
Ireland
Fred Kroner Hardware Co
South Third Street
William Wyatt
New York
Starry Palmer
Augie Lenhoff
Augie
Kabat
Kaukauna
Dr. J. Oyen
Myrick Park
Mr. Edwards
Sumbuddy
Hoam
Ann Hennery
Kumfurt
Ann
N. Y
Messrs. Seiler and
London
Beens
Batavian
National Bank
Tures
National Bank OF LA Crosse
Resources
T. S. Bonds
U. S. de
U.S
United States
J. KE. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos
P. Gohres
Robt
B. Aass
J. E. Wheeler
W. B. Tscharner
Wm.f. Gohres
J. Waite
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