The Devil in the Livery of Heaven
Madison leaders say the Milwaukee stalwart convention mocks legality and party rules. Crownhart, La Follette campaign manager, denounces the meeting as a secret gathering of twenty three self seekers allied with Governor Davidson’s interests. He predicts La Follette will win every county in the September primary and vows to reveal the inside history of the secret sessions.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Milwaukee
C. H. Crownhart
Robert M. la Follette
Senate
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Davidson
la Foliette
Friends of la Follette
Thieves Abandon Skiff Recovered Near Y M C A Camp
A skiff stolen from W. Kidder’s camp three miles north of town was found yesterday afternoon by the owner behind the dam opposite the YMCA camp on the Wisconsin shore. No contents were disturbed and it is believed River Junction tramps used the boat to cross the river. The La Crosse Motorboat Club will retain the $30 reward for future thieves.
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Kidder
Wisconsin
River Junction
la Crosse
Cy Young Released by Mana G R Safford
Pitcher Cy Young, with the team since the season start and who started yesterday, was released by Manager Safford last night. His walk totals and lack of control were cited as reasons. Freeman from Des Moines in the Western league was signed to replace him as part of the twirling staff. Shortstop Britton also released after limited showings as an erratic fielder and light hitter. Doll stays at short with Connel at third.
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Cy Young
Safford
Young
Freeman
Des Moines
Green Bay
Britton
Doll
Connel
Pleads Own Case But Goes To Jail In Slot Robbery
Frank Ray, defending himself in county court, asked for discharge claiming state failed to prove its case. He was found guilty of robbing a Campbell town saloon slot machine. co-defendant I N Griffin was discharged. Ray received forty days in jail while Griffin was declared innocent.
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Frank Ray
Brindley
Campbell Saloon
I. N. Griffin
Ray
Griffin
Officials Outing Plans Major County Event
Tomorrow the county officials hold their annual outing with about eighty having confirmed attendance. Two boats depart from State street at 9:30 and 10:00 AM for Holzhammer's park eight miles downriver where a picnic and a county officials versus supervisors baseball game will occur. County Surveyor George Bradish appointed umpire and John Neukomm heads the cooking crew ensuring plenty of food and drink.
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State Street
Otto
Singer
Holzhammer’s
George Bradish
John Neukomm
La Crosse Chautauqua Moves to Expanded Grounds
La Crosse announces a new location between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets on Madison for this season. Rev. Panzlau led the effort securing the roomy site with accessible grounds, drawing commendable local business support for a more substantial and affordable program. The Chautauqua is hailed as a cosmopolitan, democratic movement offering thought provoking lectures, travelogues, music, and wholesome entertainment for all tastes.
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la Crosse
Panzlau
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Madison
Reitzels Return From Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs A F Reitzel returned today to their home after a Chicago to Detroit auto trip with Mr and Mrs F C Aiken and Mr and Mrs Fred Powers. They traveled via Michigan City South Bend Kalamazoo and Jackson then Detroit and back through Toledo. The three week pleasure tour featured fine roads and well made thoroughfares.
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A. F. Reitzel
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
F. C. Aiken
la Crosse
Fred Powers
Aiken
Michigan City
South Bend
Kalamazoo
Jackson
Toledo
Ohio
Man Charged with Stealing Chickens Found at Cognar Show
Ben Sokolik was arrested this morning on a charge of stealing several chickens from Joseph Jirsa of 1522 South Eighth Street. The dead birds were later located hidden at a cognar show.
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Ben Sokolik
Joseph Jirsa
South Eighth Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
A promotion for Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a 100 dollar reward for any case it cannot cure. It describes the remedy as a constitutional treatment that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo Ohio as the address for orders.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Steamer Badger Offers Sunday Excursions to Blumer's Landing
The steamer Badger will run excursions to Blumer's Landing near Brownsville Minnesota every Sunday after July 1.
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Badger
Blumer's Landing
Brownsville
Minn
County bridges bids rejected readvertised
The county board committee on roads and bridges rejected all bids for the Hamilton and Farmington bridges as above the estimates. The lowest bid on the Hamilton bridge was 5147 from Hennepin Bridge Company and the Farmington bid was 3198 from LaCrosse Bridge and Steel Company. The committee will readvertise for bids.
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County Board Committee On
Hamilton
Farmington
Hennepin Bridge Company
Farmington Bridge
la’ Crosse
Ruesgen Edges Guilty Plea After Murder Charge
Matt Ruesgen tells Sheriff Duncan he is sorry for the deed. He pleads guilty and is bound over to the circuit court without bail. He blames drinking and a quick temper and notes his improved appetite in jail.
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Matt Ruesgen
Duncan
Ruesgen
Alores
Burglary at W Woolcott Store in Dresbach Minnesota
The Regulator store at Presbach owned by W Woolcott was burglarized early Sunday. Thieves took groceries and provisions valued around 50 dollars. Woolcott, visiting the city, offered no clues and vowed to catch them, noting his 35 years in detective work.
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Presbach
Minn
W. Woolcott
Woolcott
Dresbach
Gund Will Proved In Probate Day
Probate day before Judge Brindley items include the proved will of the late John Gund. Roland H. Goddard and John M. Holley were appointed administrators.
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John Gund
Brindley
Roland H. Goddard
John M. Holley
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