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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1905

Page

4

Underground Wires for New Lighting Company Promised

The Old Man fears a comical anxiety over Our Beautiful City streets as Wisconsin Light & Power plans underground wiring to meet city ordinance. Critics of the rival papers Saddled by old loyalties warn but the switch to underground conduits is hailed as safe and necessary. The Chronicle and Leader-Press, once against undergrounding, now oppose lessening street disturbance.

Wisconsin Light & Power Company la Crosse Gas & Electric Company Central Electric Light Trust Old Light Company the Chronicle Light Company la Crosse Morning Chronicle Leader-Press

Bowen dismisses from diplomacy rails at Roosevelt critics

The piece recalls Bowen claiming Loomis is a rascal and that the Roosevelt administration tried to bribe him to stay silent after reporting charges against the assistant secretary of state. Bowen denounces the president, denies judicial temperament, and cites the Santa Fe rebate case as proof of hypocrisy. The report ends noting Wisconsin Light & Power completes underground work between Main, King, Sixth, and Seventh.

Morton Roosevelt Santa Fe Milwaukee News Wisconsin Light & Power Company Main King

Janitor Turns Up Heat In Parboiled New York Flats

A New York janitor at the Cameron Apartments on St. Nicholas Avenue and One Hundred Twenty sixth Street flooded hallways with steam and hot water. Tenants fled as radiators hissed and safety valves burst. Police and superintendent calm the scene as the man is arrested for intoxication after refusing to shut off the boiler.

New York Cameron Apartments St. Nicholas Avenue One Hundred and Cameron Fitzgerald One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Grace Jeremiah Barry

Wreck at Mentor Ohio Leaves 19 Dead in Rail Disaster

The 20th Century Limited service on the Lake Shore line restored to a twenty hour schedule after a fatal wreck at Mentor Ohio. Nineteen people prominent in business and professional circles in New York Chicago Cleveland and elsewhere perished. The list names many business leaders and executives and notes several injured aboard.

New York Twentieth Century Limited New York Central Lake Shore Cleveland Lake Shore Mentor Chicago Lake Shore Company

Child Labor Issues Highlight Jackson Inspection Findings

Jackson Michigan reports worse child labor conditions than elsewhere in the state though the share of workers under 14 is not larger. More children work without proper permits, while Jackson remains comparatively free of foreign labor, per state inspector Miss Luella Burton. In Chicago, the Typothetae refuse eight hour day proposals, warning of ruptured relations if the union persists. Milwaukee’s Register of Deeds Otto Seidel Jr. promises to expose boodle deals involving county board members dating back six years, with alleged sums from fourteen to twenty thousand dollars.

Jackson Mich Luella Burton Michigan Bureau of Labor Miss Burton Chicago Chicago Typothetae Chicago Typographical Union Typothetae Milwaukee Register of Deeds Otto Seidel, Jr Grand Jury Abord

Traveling agent causes saloon scene in Royal Oak

H V Myles, a traveling agent for a safe maker and allegedly from Detroit, rode a horse and buggy into Gus Condero's saloon on Main Street Royal Oak June 23 tearing down part of the door jamb. He then fled and escaped on a Romeo streetcar.

Royal Oak Mich H. V. Myles Detroit Gus Condero Myles Romeo

Heavy Rain Deluges Bicknell Area

A heavy rainfall drenched Bicknell Indiana on Tuesday afternoon between 3 and 4 PM. Authorities estimate about four inches of water fell, marking the heaviest rainfall in six years for the locality.

Bicknell Ind

Notable Akron Attorney Bradley Dies In Lake Shore Wreck

J A Bradley a leading Akron attorney of the Rogers Rowley Bradley Rockwell firm died in the Lake Shore limited wreck. His dying wish was to see his wife before death. A special trolley car was sent for Mrs Bradley who reached the hospital half an hour after his death.

Akron J. A. Bradley Lake Shore Limited Rogers, Rowley, Bradley & Rockwell

Michigan University Commencement Conives 776 Degrees

At the sixty first annual commencement in Ann Arbor degrees were conferred on 776 graduates across departments including Literary 340 Engineering 89 Medical 61 Law 217 Pharmacy 21 Dental 86 Homeopathic Medical 12.

Michigan University Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan

Baseball scores from Chicago and surrounding cities

Scores from June 23 across leagues in Chicago and nearby cities. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 0. Boston beat St Louis 10 to 2. New York edged Cincinnati 2 to 1. Pittsburgh rain. Chicago tied Boston in a rain shortened game at one to one in ten innings. Washington beat St Louis 3 to 1 in eight innings. Philadelphia won 2 to 0 over Cleveland in six. Louisville defeated Kansas City 8 to 4. Milwaukee beat Toledo 6 to 3. St Paul lost to Columbus 1 to 5. Indianapolis crushed Minneapolis 11 to 0 with a second game 6 to 0. St Joseph beat Omaha 1 to 0. Sioux City routed Denver 12 to 1. Des Moines defeated Colorado Springs 8 to 2.

Chicago Philadelphia Chicagoe St. Louis Bostion Cincinnati New York Pittsburg Boston Washington Cleveland Louisville Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis St. Joseph Omaha Sioux City Denver Sioux Des Moines Colorado Springs

Attack on Pittsburg lumber merchant leaves man burned

An unknown assailant approached W R Scott a Pittsburg lumber merchant and dashed carbolic acid on his face neck and shoulders causing severe burns and probable blindness. The attacker fled the scene.

Pittsburg W. R. Scott Scott

Nebraska supreme court strikes down biennial election law

Lincoln Nebraska June 23 The biennial election law passed by the last Nebraska legislature to end off year elections has been declared unconstitutional by the state supreme court All elections will be held this fall as before.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Supreme Court

Sawmill boiler explosion kills four in Atlanta

A boiler at the Curtis Attalla lumber plant exploded in Atlanta on June 23 killing James Watts Will Rosson Gus Cash and Marion Maddox. C Smith was fatally hurt and Barney Works seriously injured.

Atlanta, Ga Curtis Attalla Lumber Plant James Watts Will Rosson Gus Cash Marion Maddox C. Smith Barney Works

Miss Mary Nelson Visiting Parents After Wisconsin Teaching Post

Miss Mary Nelson formerly taught German at Stanley high school in Wisconsin and is visiting her parents at 1403 Kane Street.

Mary Nelson Stanley, Wis Kane Street

Pair Fined In Sioux City Police Court

Sioux City police court fined John Perrine and N. J. Randall of the Denver Western League $10 each for assaulting umpire Schuyter during a game.

Sioux City John Perrine N. J. Randall Denver Schuyter

La Crosse Moves Forward In Conduit Projects

The article notes La Crosse rising to prominence with top underground conduit and equipment use. It cites local optimism to lead by week’s end and hints at political shifts as Governor La Follette nears broader local support amid ongoing conventions.

la Crosse la Follette

Wreck of the Twentieth Century train sparks mystery and theories

Railroad officials remain uncertain over the open switch as the cause of the wreck. Investigators and detectives pursue possible motives from a maniac to revenge. Crew doubts focus on a second white light beyond the switch misread at high speed. Passengers arriving in New York include William Daniels and Samuel Insull Jr. with others from Chicago and Columbus.

W. H. Marshall Lake Shore Mentor Marshall New York William P. Daniels H. J. Kennedy San Francisco

Very Low Rates to Baltimore for Endeavor Convention

Tickets to Baltimore via the North-Western Line go on sale July 1, 2 and 3 with favorable return limits on account of the International Christian Endeavor convention. Chicago to Baltimore routes available. Apply to agents Chicago and North-Western Ry.

Baltimore International Christian Endeavor

Atlas for One Dollar From the Great Northern

The Great Northern Railway offers an atlas of 56 pages with up to date maps of many states and regions including Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and more plus global maps and statistics. It is printed on high quality paper and shows railway lines. price one dollar post paid to F. I. Whitney passenger traffic manager Great Northern Railway St. Paul Minn.

Great Northern Railway Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota North South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington British Columbia Oregon Kansas Missouri Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Alaska Hawaii Japan Philippine Islands China United States F. I. Whitney St. Paul Minn

Attractive Low Fare Excursions From Chicago To Seashore

Chicago to Asbury Park and return 21.35 with travel June 29 to July 2 and return by August 31. Through Chicago to Asbury Park via New York and Baltimore 18.50 with travel July 2 to 4 and return by August 31. Stopovers at New York and Washington. only line with through trains to Baltimore. Request circulars from Haase or Austin via ticket agents.

Chicago New York Baltimore Asbury Park Washington Philadelphia R. C. Haase St. Paul Minn B. N. Austin

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