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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelt Attend Wedding of Miss Alexander at Fifth Avenue Church
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church hosts the 4 PM wedding of Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Eleanor Butler Alexander before about 1500 guests. Kermit Roosevelt serves as best man as floral arch and lilies of the valley decorate the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor Butler Alexander
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charles B. Alexander
West Fifty-eighth Street
Henry M. Sanders
Gordon Russell
Cranford
N. J
Alexander
Snowdon Andrews Fahnestock
Ethel Roosevelt
Harriet Alexander
Janetta Alexander
Jean Delano
Jessie Millington-Drake
Paris
Kermit Roosevelt
Evelyn Irving
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Harvard
Francis Roche
Fulton Cutting
George Roosevelt
Monroe Robinson
Grafton Chapman
E. Morgan Gilbert
Elliott Cutler
John W. Cutler
Bride
Nathan Franco
Miss Alexander
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Pacific
Carpet Manufactory
Thompsonville, Conn
Americans may face war with Japan says naval expert
London June 20 Gerard Fiennes, English naval expert, warns Americans will soon face Japan. He notes indications of a collision between Japan and the United States and claims Europe will not intervene to save the U S as war looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gerard Fiennes
Japan
London Graphic
United States
Europe
United
Spain
Storm toll in New York rises after Roosevelt parade
Police report Seventeen deaths linked to Saturday's storm in New York as harbor units plan searches of Jo Bay and nearby waters. It notes that thousands aboard the Roosevelt parade avoided water leisure, possibly saving lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Jo- Bay
Pioneer Farmer Fred Lenser Dies After Lingering Illness
Fred Lenser, longtime Chipmunk Ridge resident, died Sunday at age 85 after a lingering illness. He leaves two sons and two daughters. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 o clock from the afternoon house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lenser
Chipmunk Ridge
de Cedent
Fight News in Thirty Seconds
Quick rundown of recent ring clashes and punch counts highlights key matchups and outcomes across the lightweight and welterweight shelves. Details focus on finishes, knockdowns, and notable comebacks from the latest card.
United Press to Deliver Blow by Blow Jeffries Johnson Fight
United Press plans near instant reports on the Jeffries Johnson fight with two transcontinental wires to ringside and three relays. Max Balthaser "The Ringsider" and Tip Wright will provide analysis and training camp news to stations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jeffries
Johnson
United Press
New York
Max Balthaser
Ringsider
Pacific Coast
Fighting Game
Balthaser
Tip Wright
Jeffries Ready to Move Camp as Fight Site Decides
Jim Jeffries and entourage prepare to depart Rowardeman California for Nevada today. He awaits word from Richard on whether Reno Ely or Goldfield will host the bout. Moana Springs near Reno is named for training if the site is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Balthaser
Jeffries
Rowardeman
Cal
Jim Jeffries
Nevada
Richard
Reno
Ely
Goldfield
Jeff
Moana Springs
Langford to Meet Ketchel on July 4 in San Francisco
Sam Langford will meet Stanley Ketchel in San Francisco on July 4 in the same arena where Jeffries and Johnson are expected. The Langford Al Kaufman bout has been called off and Ketchel will step in as middleweight champion in the Independence Day clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Sam Langford
al Kaufman
Kaufman
Langford Kaufman Bout Moves to Reno on July Fourth
San Francisco reports Langford and Kaufman will not fight there. They will clash in Reno on July 4 in the same ring where Jeff and Johnson are expected to battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sam Langford
al Kaufman
Reno
Jeff
Johnson
Thomas Conley Arrested in Milwaukee Robbery Case
Thomas Conley was arrested by police on a complaint by Walter Humphrey charged with robbery. He is accused of stealing a sum of money from Humphrey while the two men were in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Conley
Walter Humphrey
Conley
Humphrey
Milwaukee House
48 Star Flag and New States Arizona New Mexico
The House adopted the Senate statehood bill by unanimous vote placing Arizona and New Mexico on track for statehood. The measure requires presidential signature and constitutional approval, with one million acres in each state set aside to pay county bonds. Education al franchise limit not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
Fete Day at Myrick Park by La Crosse Normal students
Students from the La Crosse state normal school staged a fete day at Myrick Park with a May pole circle and dances including the Rose Race the Rose March and the German hopping dance. Miss Ruth Wallace was crowned May queen and Miss Thayer led the effort with plans to make the fete annual and to stage a Wisconsin history pageant next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrick Park
la Crosse State Normal School
la Crosse
Ruth Wallace
Jessie Trane
Ruth Hilliard
Model School
Thayer
Wisconsin
Tramp Freighter La Rochelle Sinks After Collision
Ten crewmembers of the La Rochelle from Bayonne New Jersey drowned when the iron tramp freighter was cut in two after colliding in the Irish Sea with the Yews from Harrington to Port Talbot. The Yews rescued several sailors who were pulled ashore at Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
la Rochelle
Bayonne
N. J
Irish Sea
Yews
Harrington
Port Talbot
Roosevelt Cannot Answer His Mail Says He Is Overwhelmed
Col Roosevelt in Oyster Bay states that thousands of letters and telegrams flood his desk and that most will not receive personal attention. He asks well meaning writers to refrain, noting he has no staff of secretaries or stenographers. Over 3 000 letters arrived in London and 7 000 during a 13 day span as he prepared for Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
United Press
London
Africa
Roosevelt
Lawrence Abbott
Abbott
Post Office
Teddy Back Stork Leaves Four Babies in Boston
In Boston on June 20 a stork visited the home of Captain Anderson at Charlestown navy yard and left four infants, three boys and a girl. All are expected to live. The mother is 34 and the couple have eight previous children, four of whom are living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Col. Roosevelt
Stork
Anderson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Rev Lowe Delivers Baccalaureate Address to Large Audience
Reverend Lowe gave the baccalaureate sermon before a large audience of graduates and townspeople. He spoke on virtue, responsibility, and the future, drawing praise for clarity and warmth from attendees.
Money Is Not Everything In A Baccalaureate Address
Rev. J. S. Lowe delivered the 1910 La Crosse high school baccalaureate sermon to a full church. He urged graduates to value honesty and integrity over wealth, urging that riches cannot buy virtue and that one must seek first the kingdom of God and righteousness. He warned against prosperity's corrupting influence and urged choices guided by duty to country and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lowe
Lowe
la Crosse
Love
God
Mr. Lowe
Christ
White calls labor “tight” in Browne defense at Lorimer trial
In Chicago on June 20 the defense for Lee O'Neil Browne sought acquittal arguing the state failed to prove a case. Judge McLurely overruled, prompting questions to exclude testimony about meetings at St Leonis and the alleged jackpot split. Labor lobbyists Doyle and Russell testified White claimed the labor vote would be coerced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
Lorimer
W. S. Forrest
McLurely
Forrest
St. Leonis
George Doyle
Wm. Russell
White
Doyle
Quo warranto suits seek to oust beef trust from Missouri
Missouri Attorney General Major files two quo warranto actions in the state supreme court against the Hammond Packing company and against the Morris Swift and Armour interests. The suits allege a 1902 onward plan with the National Packing company to monopolize meat trade, seek forfeiture of franchises, exclusion from doing business, and possible confiscation or fines. Major names Armours Swifts Morris as chief Hammond stockholders. St. Louis Dressed Beef is owned by National Packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Beef Trust
Missouri
St. Louis
National Packing Company
Russia Tightens Grip on Finland After Duma Bill
Helsinki reports a Russian bill tightens control in Finland with police raids, house searches, arrests, and gagged newspapers. Schools are reoriented to Soviet approved doctrine while agents provocateur flood the countryside and Russian officers move into barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingfors
Finland
Duma
Pibriekoff
St. Petersburg
Agents Provocateur
Goldfield to Offer 200000 for Johnson Jeffries Fight
Reno wears fight fever over the planned Johnson Jeffries battle with Tex Rickard in town or Goldfield as a backup. A Goldfield businessmen' s committee proposes a 200000 guarantee if Rickard moves the bout to their city. Johnson training at Laughton's Hot Springs near Reno prompts local reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Johnson
San Francisco
Laughton
Hot Springs
C. B. Laughton
W. OO. Thomas
Tex Rickard
Goldfield
Rickard
Taft Praises Work and Seeks Campaign Finance Bill
President Taft stated satisfaction with current congressional work and anticipated final measures. He outlined plans to pass the campaign expense publicity bill after the postal savings bank bill clears the Senate and then proceed with the Appalachian forest reserve bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Senate
Governor refuses Bryan call for special session on local option
Lincoln Nebraska June 20 Gov Shallenberger rejects W J Bryan request for a special legislative session to decide the local option issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Shallenberger
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Monarch's Blood Is Bad A Kaiser In Serious Condition
Paris dispatch reports Dr. Doyen attributing the German emperor's blood disorder to beer overindulgence. He cites kidney trouble from beer, an abscess on a hand, and a knee abrasion as signs that infection could spread, risking death without heroic treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Kaiser
Doyen
Cancer Authority
Taft Signs Statehood Bill Creating Two States
President Taft signed the statehood bill at 1 42 this afternoon in the executive offices with statehood advocates present. The act creates Arizona and New Mexico and was signed with two pens. He wrote approved, Wm. H. with a gold pen for Hitchcock and Taft with an eagle feather quill for Delegates Andrews of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Arizona
New Mexico
Wm. H
Hitchcock
Andrews
Lorimer Probe Set During Recess
The Senate adopted a resolution to investigate bribery and corruption in William Lorimer’s Illinois senator election. The committee will meet during Congress recess and likely hold sessions in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Wm. Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Congress
Penrose Slate To Go Through In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on June 20 delegates to the Republican state convention debate possible candidates after Secretary of State Knox withdraws as a gubernatorial possibility. The advance guard expects to accept the Penrose organization slate amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Knox
Penrose Organization
Weather forecast for La Crosse and region
Coldest reading 58 and warmest 90 with light 4 mph wind. Forecast through 7 p m Tuesday calls for generally fair conditions in Wisconsin Minnesota partly cloudy with possible showers. river levels expected to fall slightly over 36 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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Langford
Ketchel
Langford-Kaufman
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Teddy
Quo Warranto Proceedings
Jefferson
City Today
National Packing Co
New Jersey
Russia
Monarch
Penrose Slate
St. Paul
Cecesede
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