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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
6
Chicago suffered through another hot day with no rainfall though a brief thunder rumble was heard. Forecasters expected fair weather tomorrow with no major temperature change. Two more heat deaths raised the toll to eight before a noon lightning storm provided temporary relief.
An inquest into a shooting is described with findings that the bullet damaged a heart artery causing internal bleeding. Boy witnesses recount seeing no one in the bushes or riverbanks. Frank Bauer, the shooting victim, was married and his family traveled to Prairie du Chien for burial.
The Kaiserin arrived at quarantine at 7 45 AM amid a salute from Fort Wadsworth as health officers boarded to inspect 1 389 emigrants. President Taft aide Archibald Butt, Secretary Wilson, Senator Lodge and Nicholas Longworth greeted the former president aboard. The Manhattan revenue cutter then ferried the Roosevelt party to quarantine with Rear Admiral Cowles and family aboard.
San Francisco postpones the Langford Kaufman fight for one week due to strong police and gubernatorial opposition. Militia readiness and state officers presence hint at broader Jeffries Johnson controversy and potential Reno staging. Crowd planning shifts include special train schedules and preparations for large crowds traveling to Reno.
It is the privilege of most men and women to be strong and healthy and if you are suffering from any weakness of the Stomach, Liver or Bowels take the Bitters just now. It is for Poor Appetite, Indigestion, activeness, Malaria, Fever and Ague. Try a bottle today, but be sure and get the genuine with Private Stamp on neck.
Washington DC June 18 The rules reform favored by Democrats advances with a bill to cut down Democratic congressional representation. Representative Bennet Republican New York introduced the motion to discharge the committee on the bill.
Mrs. Mary Winell of 826 Caledonia Street learns her son Charles died this morning at Chippewa Falls hospital. Interment is planned in La Crosse with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Miss Olive Anderson died yesterday at the county poor farm after two and a half years there. She was 73. The body was taken to West Salem today and the funeral was held there this afternoon.
Reports from El Paso indicate the Mexican government has uncovered a new branch of the Yucatan uprising and has arrested a number of its leaders.
E H Cleveland of Trempealeau brought Joseph Ramsden to this city for surgery. Dr Gunderson removed a cancerous facial tumor yesterday. Ramsden will be confined for three to four weeks in hospital care.
State Senator W. R. Gaylord of Milwaukee will deliver 82 addresses on socialism at the old Yu04 hall next Wednesday evening. The Socialist party in La Crosse will be present and participate in the event.
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