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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1909

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Trail of Yellow Murderer in Elsie Sigel Case

New York police probe two Chinese suspects in Elsie Sigel murder. Leon Ling and rival Chu Gain are linked by letters and bribes amid a web of Chinatown clues. Washington reports detail telegraphs and sightings as investigators chase a mysterious white woman and possible accomplices.

New York Elsie Sigel Oriental Leon Ling Celes Chu Gain Pacific Chung Leon York Washington Sigel Gain Leon Leon Elsie Chung Elsie Chu Petheart Chinatown Mission Chinese Tim Mother Chicago Canada Wm. Leon J. Conley Vancouver Tye St. Paul China John O’hearn Park Row Indianapolis O’hearn Louis Ling Ling Inspector Boardman Aga Chung Lin James Merchant Wm. H. Lone G. F. Schutt National Hotel Sam Wing Bayard Street Chung Sin C Street

Oriental Hurries to Pacific Coast Accomplice

A puzzling motion follows Oriental as it hurries toward the Pacific Coast with an accomplice in tow. The pair attempt to slip past authorities amid rumors of a planned transfer and possible escape.

Orriental Pacific Coast

Confrontation Over Sewer Construction On Mississippi Street

The monolithic concrete sewer project on Mississippi street is stalled as the public works board insists on open ditch construction. Contractor Hildebrand will meet the board this afternoon to press his method, but the board remains firm. Meantime the street is blocked and city crews on Mill street are relaying brick after steel track work by City Railway.

Mississippi Street Board of Public Works Hildebrand Mill Street City Railway Company

Men Claim Foster Smarter Than Christ Sparks Chicago Conference

The Chicago Baptist conference launches its third assault on Prof Geo Burman Foster of the University of Chicago. It moves to expel him, and considers a rule requiring professors admitted to Chicago University to publicly accept the Bible. Foster, in a Third Universalist church sermon, called Jesus illiterate and claimed modern science surpasses him.

Chicago Chicago Baptist Conference Geo. Burman Foster University of Chicago Meyers Chicago University Foster Third Unitarian Church Jesus Christ Christ

Chevrolet Wins at Crown Point Race for Cobe Trophy

Crown Point Ind June 21 Chevrolet the Frenchman driving a 40 horse power Buick car won the Cobe trophy in the Western Vanderbilt race over the Crown Point course Saturday afternoon. The Knox car finished one minute and five seconds behind in a sensational finish.

Chevrolet Crown Point Ind Knox

Runaway Auto Wrecks Wagon Injures Horses Near Campbell

E Plager a Campbell farmer suffered a severe wagon wreck when a automobile frightened his team. The wagon rolled over injuring his horses and himself. farmers freed him from the wreck. The car, Star 1383 W, registered to C H Holway Co Madison, fled the scene and Mr Plager plans to prosecute.

E. Plager Campbell Plager la Crosse Madison C. H. Holway Company

Tugs Search Goodwin Sounds for Zeeland Collision Victim

London dispatch reports a fleet of tugs off Goodwin Sounds seeking any trace of the vessel collided with the Red Star Liner Zeeland. It is feared the merchant vessel and all aboard were lost after Saturday night collision.

London Goodwin Sounds Red Star Zeeland

Tribune Boys Win In A Close Summit Foundry Game

In a tight contest at Summit Foundry grounds the Tribune carriers defeated the Leader-Press 5 to 4 Saturday afternoon. The standout was Wiles with strong pitching and batting. Tribune batteries were Wiles and Yanzer.

Tribune Leader-Press Summit Foundry Wiles Yanzer

Consul the Monkey Arrives in New York

A performing monkey named Consul arrives in New York aboard the liner Geo. Washington. Clad in a sailor suit and hat, he calmly steps ashore smoking a cigarette in an amber holder. His manager Ivan Drowsky notes the animal has brains but cannot speak English yet and expects the monkey to adapt to American life.

New York Consul America Geo Ivan Drowsky

Harriman Not Dead Despite Rumor In Wall Street

Rumor of J Pierpont Harriman's death in Austria unsettled Wall Street today with a brief market dip. Banker Lanier of Newark voiced shock at Harriman's condition while relatives insisted he remains ill but alive, suspected as a stock speculators ploy to move prices.

New York Harriman Austria Wall Street Viennna Newark Banker Lanier Europe Lanier Los Angeles Cal Wall Stree Marriman

Debate on Hides Tariff Dominates Senate Session

Washington June 21 Senate debate on hides duty resumed with Senator Warren accusing leather interests of falsehoods and claiming tanners seek to take the farmer’s tariff benefit without benefiting consumers. He said letters from the tannery and leather trust insult the Senate and faulted the old conference action from twelve years ago.

Washington, D. C Senate Warren Wyo Tanners and Leather Trust

Boston Americans First Game vs Philadelphia

In the opening American League game at Boston the Americans beat Philadelphia 6 to 5. Paul Plank and Thomas pitched for Boston with Ryan and Carrigan in the field. Umpires were O Laughlin and Perrine.

Boston Americans RHE Philadelphia Boston Plank Thomas Ryan Carrigan O’laughlin Perrine New York Washington Hughes Street Warhop Kleinow Kerin Sheridan

Gould Side-Steps Court Examination In Separation Suit

New York June 21 Howard Gould multi millionaire dodged questions in his wife Mrs Gould separation trial. Plan to not testify announced after counsel reviewed questions. Mrs Gould had prepared notes to grill him but will not get satisfaction. Bankhead deposition corroborates Mrs Gould never drank excessively.

New York Howard Gould Gould Shearn Nicoll Mrs. Gould Goulds Prince Mohammed Ali Egypt Farnum Henry L. Bankhead Senator Bankhead Alabama

Company Anti-Union Note Sparks Labor Tension

A stark anti union note from a company warns of a closed shop and readiness to hire scabs. It targets workers who support unionism and hints at decisive action in the power house banks and eating rooms. The document signals a labor conflict and potential confrontations.

Power House

Heney to Demand Calhoun's Retrial

San Francisco June 21 Prosecutor Francis J Heney announced he would demand an immediate retrial of Patrick Calhoun president of the United railway on the same charges that led to yesterday's jury disagreement Heney entered court planning action today He said his health is good for another years trial if necessary Calhoun said he would file formal bribery charges against Heney Dudolph Spreckels and Jane D Phelan at the proper time accusing them of using money to try to secure his conviction

San Francisco Francis J. Heney Patrick Alhoun United Railway Heney Calhoun Heny Dudolph Spreckels Jane D. Phelan

Non-Union Shop Declared By La Crosse City Ry Co

By order of the directors the La Crosse City Ry Co announces a move to operate a non union shop starting Tuesday June 22 1909. Conductors and motormen are urged to continue under these conditions or submit resignations and settle accounts by the specified date.

Emloyes Board of Directors LA Crosse City RY. CO B. E. Edwards Pres

Sixty-One La Crosse Railway Workers Face Unemployment

A June 19 bulletin posted at the car barns states sixty-one men including conductors and motormen of the La Crosse City Railway will lose their jobs tomorrow due to a dispute with the company. The firm refused to recognize Division No. 519 of the Amalgamated Association and acted without awaiting a strike, presenting the issue to the employees.

la Crosse City Railway Company Amalgamated Association Street and Electric Railway

Weather and River Outlook in Midwest Regions

Wisconsin forecasts show partly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms tonight or Tuesday. Minnesota high pressure brings partly cloudy conditions with possible showers in the east, cooler Tuesday westward. Iowa expects partly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms tonight or Tuesday. River forecast indicates a slight fall in stage of water.

la Crosse Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

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