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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1906

Page

3

Beattie Duo Wed After Global Journey to South Africa

Capt. and Mrs. James Beattie, first cousins, tied the knot in Duluth at Dr. T. H. Cleland’s residence. The English army officer and Miss Charlotte Beattie of Multnomah county Oregon traveled half the globe to wed, then plan a 10,000 mile wedding journey ending in Kimberly South Africa before sailing from New York to their home abroad.

Duluth James Beattie Kimberly South Africa Miss Beattie Portland Capt. Beattie T. H. Cleland First Presbyterian Church

For Sale Two Fine Properties on West Ave South

Two valuable properties on West Avenue South are for sale. A modern house with city hot water heat and a barn on South Eighth Street is pitched as a bargain. A fine house with a barn on the east front of South Ninth Street is also offered.

West Ave South Eighth Street South Ninth Street

Roving Knife Fight Near Eveleth Ends in Jail Hold

In Eveleth Minnesota on a Saturday night a brutal knife attack occurred at Lucy Leroys pavilion by the lake. George and Jake Tula had previously stabbed John Saari at Sparta and were bound over to the grand jury. Saari and his brother pursued the Tulas, who fled to Sparta jail and were released Sunday morning after all involved were ordered out of town. The Spartans report several participants were badly slashed.

Eveleth Minn Cedar Island Lake George Jake Tula John Saari Sparta Saari Lucy Leroy Peter Cosgrove

Minority stockholder accuses Equitable directors of dummies

Franklin G. Lord, a minority stockholder, charges Equitable Life Assurance directors with fake ownership, claiming five shares per director were illegally held under Ryan's control. President Paul Morton denies any dummy directors, noting new law requires policyholders be eligible to elect directors.

New York Equitable Life Assurance Society Franklin G. Lord Lord Thomas F. Ryan James Hazen Hyde Society Paul Morton The Equitable Armstrong Committee

Cleveland Votes Ryan Stock in Mutualization Plan

The meeting to approve the proposed mutualization of Equitable was held with Grover Cleveland present for Ryan stock. A charter amendment was adopted 667 to 86, paving the way for a board vote and state superintendent approval, while minority stockholders vow to contest on constitutional grounds.

Equitable Grover Cleveland Ryan Majority Stock Cleveland Ryan State Superintendent of Insurance Albany

Wife Mistakes Robber for Husband in St Louis Robbery

In St Louis on June 20 a burglar looted the upstairs of Charles Gerner’s home while Mrs. Gerner spoke to him as if he were her husband. She asks which shirt and even about “what kind of sex,” before discovering the deception and uncovering the robbed clothes.

ST. Louis Charles Gerner Gerner

Man kato man regains speech after sudden loss

Ben Bryngelson of Brewster suddenly became dumb two days ago and could not utter a sound. After headaches and illness his voice returned while he slapped a horse to move it in the barn. No further trouble followed.

Mankato Minn Brewster Ben Bryngelson

Girl Drops 127 Feet and Lives Near Rockford

Miss Edna Brown daughter of former Mayor Edward W Brown fell 127 feet from Byron bluff six miles south of Rockford and suffered only a slight head wound and a bruised shoulder Miss Elizabeth Hislop of Chicago escaped serious injury as the two students from Leland Stanford University were found at the cliff edge They halted just in time and a tree broke part of the impact saving Brown’s life

Rockford Edna Brown Edward W. Brown Byron Bluff Elizabeth Hislop Chicago Miss Brown Miss Hislop Leland Stanford University

Notice of La Crosse Board of Review Meeting 1906

The board of review for the city of La Crosse will meet at the city clerk's office on June 25 1906 to review examine and correct the 1906 assessment rolls. Dated La Crosse Wis June 13 1906.

Board of Review of City of la Crosse la Crosse Wis

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