Bat Starts on Rock Island Trip From La Crosse
The last launch Bat departed La Crosse on Friday, leaving Saturday morning for a record trip to Rock Island.
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la Crosse
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
6
Haywood Trial Delayed as Arraignment Takes Place
Boise Idaho June 17 Orchard taken to Caldwell for arraignment to secure dismissal in the Steunenberg murder case. No Haywood trial today as Judge Wood is in Caldwell. State has not linked Haywood to Orchard crimes. defense cites money transfers and witness issues. Adams may testify tomorrow with numerous Pinkerton witnesses released.
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Boise
Idaho
Orchard
Caldwell
W. D. Haywood
Borah
Steunenberg
Hawley
Gooding
McParland
Haywood
Pinkertons
Pinkerton
Moyer
Pettibone
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Adams
Simpson
Steve Adams
Rise in River Level Predicted by Local Weather
The weather bureau forecasts a slight river rise at this point with a one tenth foot increase noted over Sunday. The stage rose to 6.8 feet and government readings are provided today.
Toland School Graduates Find City Office Work
The employment report lists Toland School graduates and their assignments in the past week. Names include Alfred Boler and Georgina Fritz among others bound for firms such as Minneapolis Steel, Kroner Hardware, La Crosse Knitting, and Remington Typewriter in Chicago.
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Continental Clothing House
Toland
Alfred L. Boler
Minneapolis Steametz Liquor Co
Drea Melde
E. C. Raymond
Georgina Fritz
Kroner Hdw. Co
Dora Schwartz
la Crosse Knitting
Alimony Defined as Bonus for Wife to Return to Her Mother
The statement portrays alimony as a bonus a man gives his wife to return to live with her mother. It reflects a view framing support as conditional and relocation driven.
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Dagain
Legislature delay pushes end beyond July tenth
Local legislator predicts the session will not close before July 10. The board of regents for normal schools meets June 26 to advance work on the La Crosse normal school, with Senator Thomas Morris aiming to move bills promptly. Assembly sessions may start early to hasten business.
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Board of Regents of Normal Schools
Siates
Thomas Morris
la Crosse Normal School
Madison
Morris
Board of Regents
Railroads seek uniform bill of lading and carrier rules
A senate style discussion notes Hepburn act changes may force uniform liability for damages across routes. Initial carriers would pay for damage anywhere, with cross carrier action possible. Hearings with railroads and shippers look to a unified bill and a nationwide freight classification simplification.
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Interstate Commission of Power
Commission
Lake Carriers’ Association
Workers' Club Outing Features Rogues Gallery Menu
The first annual outing of the A. A. L. Co. Workers club gathered twenty one employees from Leisenfeld printing at Dresden's park. A luncheon menu carried a Pure Food law pledge and a Rogues Gallery listed members with playful
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A. A. L. Co. Workers Club
Dresden
Empolyes
Rogues Gallery
A. A. Liesenfeld
Web Foot
Linker
Joe Wolford
Big Chief
West Salem
O. A. Davidson
Dr. Dippy
Joseph J. Kotnour
Cat
Tall Timber and Woodbuckers’ Union
Otto Larson
Jocko
S. Lee
Sharp
Kalamazoo
George Bettin
Bow Leg
Goosetown
al. Wensole
Beanie
la Crosse
Frank Trok
Knut
Sugar Loaf Brewery
Winona
Chauncey Pomeroy
Lightfoot
North Side
Miss
Ida_ Liesenfeld
Heartless
Washington Park
Milwaukee
Dora Groth
Dode
Shorty
Chauncey
Anna Hettinger
Tud
Lizzie Hettinger
Grand Dad Bluff
Sadie Paul
Sade
Steen
South Side
A. Bergseth
Pomeroy
Suit Delayed in Frankie La Salle v Heirs Estate
In probate court the suit of Frankie La Salle against the heirs of the late G Ensel did not proceed as attorneys were unprepared. No hearing date was set.
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Frankie la Salle
G. Ensel
Atorneys
Man with thirty children claims farmhouse title
Holland Michigan June 17 F T Mether 63 and his wife 45 rear thirty children all living and at work on his farm six from first wife six from current wife and she is mother to twenty four Roosevelt visit sparked a secret service denial and disappointment in Lansing.
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Holland, Mich
F. T. Mether
Mether
Lansing
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Wisconsin Alumni Cross Country Trip to Madison
A trio of University of Wisconsin alumni Sidney Law Jesse Higbee and Dr B C Dorset traveled by law s car for a cross country trip to Madison to attend the university commencement exercises.
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The
University of Wisconsin
Sidney Law
Jesse Higbee
B. C. Dorset
Mr. Law
Madison
University
Tsar dissolves Duma in historic political upheaval
Nicholas asserts imperial authority and dissolves the Duma issuing a new electoral law. A second ukase extends the council’s session to November 13, while press suppressions and mass arrests accompany the move. Kiev, Odessa, and Warsaw become flashpoints as public reaction grows.
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Senate
Nicholas
Peterhof
Council of Ministers
P. A. Stolypin
Russia
Dracheffski
St. Petersburg
Desputies
Prince Tzertzerteli
M. Dzhaparidge
Secret Service
Kieff
Odessa
Warsaw
Council of the Empire
Man Recovers Stolen Bicycle from Construction Site
Hugo Schick recovered his bicycle stolen Friday morning at Sixteenth and Main while inspecting a building under construction. The thief left the machine at Germania hall, apparently fearing prosecution. Schick found it there last night.
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Hugo Schick
Sixteenth
Main Streets
Germania Hall
Mr. Schick
Delegates Debate German Krieger Verein Home Plan
Milwaukee and Watertown delegates in Manitouwaoc discuss raising a private home for the German Krieger Verein. Estimated cost 100000 dollars, with a ten dollar per member levy proposed. One hundred thirty three delegates to be seated for officer elections and next convention city choice. Appleton expected to host next meeting. An amateur would not participate in a concert unless confident of improvement.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Milwaukee
Watertown
Krieger Verein
New York
Appleton
Spring Meaning Seen Through Gauzy Light
A reflective line notes how spring feels to a girl as airy, translucent imagery frames her perception. The piece hints at how softness and openness define the season in a personal, sensory way.
Whist Game Said Not Measure Of Woman’s Accomplishments
A columnist argues that skill in playing whist is not a reliable gauge of a woman's wider capabilities and contributions. The remark challenges narrow stereotypes about gender roles and merit.
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