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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
5
Alderman Jojade from the north side leads a plea for another patrolman in North La Crosse. Residents argue that heavy rail yards require a second officer on duty, though the police department is expected to oppose expanding the force.
In Manila on June 21 the Pulajanes led by Bandit Pascor attacked Varauen killing five constabulary and wounding five. They captured the rest, burned records, and fled with the dead and wounded as pursuers close in.
Berlin report says Washington and Tokyo have completed a secret agreement on their joint Pacific interests and eliminated friction. No further disputes are expected between the two nations.
A French cruiser with the special embassy to the coronation arrived in Trondhjem as guns saluted. The British royal yacht carrying the Prince and Princess of Wales, escorted by two cruisers, is outside the harbor awaiting clear weather to enter. Haakon welcomed the French embassy, and Major Gibson, the American attaché at St. Petersburg, arrived for the ceremony. The Norwegian cabinet set to depart for the city.
In St Petersberg on June 21 reports say the permanent desists from dissolving the Douma due to soldiers and guard regiments at the czars palace warning against fighting their own people if parliament is dissolved. Town clerks are asked to provide district roadway condition data.
Telegraphic report from Congressman Esch states a $2,000,000 federal appropriation for the national guard, doubling previous funds. Wisconsin will gain $52,000 annually for equipment and clothing, with the state adding $130,000, totaling $182,000 yearly. A Philadelphia rector attacked Washington’s founder noting his lack of religious activity.
Dr. T Nakamura of I University Tokyo states that dishonest mortar made from sea sand and lime caused most San Francisco quake damage. He cites faulty construction and fire blocks as key for Class A building losses and asserts concrete design can yield quake and fire resistance. He recommends mortar mixes and wetting bricks for durable walls.
Pur suant to call the democratic county convention met yesterday in Chilton Wisconsin. William A. Hume chaired the session and Louis Rupp of Charlestown was elected chairman with George Hicks of Stockbridge as secretary. Delegates were chosen to the state convention in Milwaukee.
In Cleveland Ohio Cupid triggers mass resignations as over a hundred female teachers wed within a week, threatening teacher shortages before the new term. Superintendent Elson notes the resignations break records and the board may fail to fill vacancies.
Valley Forge Pa June 21 At the unveiling of a tablet to Washington in the chapel reared here to his memory a crowd gathered to honor the nation’s commander. The ceremony reflected on Washington’s faith and leadership during the Revolution as veterans and local residents attended the event.
Mrs. L Hy Grieser and her daughter Leona have returned to Duluth after visiting friends in the city.
About five hundred Lutherans from Wisconsin and nearby states attend the two synodical gatherings in Milwaukee. The Wisconsin Synod opens with morning services at St Matthew's, while the Missouri Synod's Wisconsin District holds services at St Martin's. Presidents and officers including Rev. Philip von Rohr and C. C. Schmidt participate. reports are heard in the first business session. Charles Lehmann visits La Crescent this week.
The Mineral Bath City Mt Clemens is accessible without changing cars solely via the Grand Trunk Railway System. Timetables and a descriptive pamphlet are mailed free on application to Geo W Vaux A G P T A 135 Adams St Chicago.
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