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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1905

Page

2

Sheriff Defies Governor Over Delmar Track Raid

St Louis county Sheriff Herpel rejects Gov Folk order to raid Delmar race track. He warns troops might be shot if sent, pledges county control with bondholder protections, and says he has not requested state aid. Deputy Campbell arrests bookmakers William Flynn Charles Noel and six assistants after business hours.

St. Louis Herper St. Louis County Folk Delmar Jefferson City Ghd Dean Lily Wbe Windion Herpel National Guard

Society Woman and Trainer Mile Mariska Reesey

Mile Mariska Reesey, newly seen in London with her performing horse and jumping wolf hounds, trains horses and dogs as a hobby. She works hard as a show woman and is independent of her salary, a familiar presence in Brussels society.

Mile Mariska Reesey London Brussels New York Herald

Sheriff Gardner Denounces Raids and Bayonets in Liberty Stance

Sheriff Herpel via his attorney Senator Gardner of St. Louis county condemns raids and militia use as a breach of constitutional liberties. He calls bayonet appeals a bigoted threat and asserts these acts usurp judicial power. Gardner’s remarks reflect broader defense of due process.

Herpel Gardner St. Louis County

Brooklyn and Phillies split doubleheader in Philadelphia

Saturday baseball scores show Brooklyn beating Philadelphia 4 to 7 in the first game and losing 6 to 13 in the second at Philadelphia. New York defeated Boston 2 to 1 in twelve innings, while Pittsburgh topped Cincinnati 8 to 2. St Louis edged Chicago 2 to 1 in eighteen innings.

Nivayu Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Boston Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Herpel National Guard

Baseball scores from various games across cities

Denver 1 Des Moines 6. Colorado Springs 8 Sioux City 6. Omaha-St. Joseph 0 Omaha 5. Sunday results include Denver 1 Des Moines 10. Omaha-St. Joseph 0 Omaha 2. St. Joseph 1 Omaha 2. Sioux City 0 Colorado Springs 0. Sioux City 5.

Enivaga Denver Des Moines Sioux City Colorado Springs Omaha St. Joseph

Grand Excursion to Asbury Park and Atlantic Coast Resorts

Account meeting of the N. E. A. at Asbury Park with personally conducted tours in Pullman sleeping cars leaving June 20 from Wisconsin points. Route via Niagara Falls and Hudson river steamer with rail options from New York to Asbury Park or via New York harbor through the Narrows. Details from Chicago & North-Western Ry ticket agents. Dr. Will Powell diseases of women.

Asbury Park Pullman Wisconsin Niagara Falls Hudson River New York City New York Harbor Narrows Chicago & North-Western Ry

Emperor decorates Chicagoans for St. Louis exposition

The emperor of Austria decorates Frederick J. W. Skiff Milan Hulbert Halsey C. Ives Edwin G. Cooley and Adolf Kraus of Chicago for services related to the St. Louis exposition. Mrs. Winthrop Rutherford, daughter of Levi P. Morton, has entered the Roman Catholic Church.

Alabama Austria Frederick J. W. Skiff Milan Hulbert Halsey C. Ives Edwin G. Cooley Adolf Kraus Chicago St. Louis Exposition Winthrop Rutherford Levi P. Morton United States

Fire Damages Nashville Dept Stores Estimate Higher Than Half Million

Fire in the Nashville retail district caused damage estimated between 500000 and 650000 dollars. The blaze started in the Palace department store occupied by Harris Bros. and Jacobus Bros. on the southwest corner of Fifth Avenue and Union Street.

Nashville, Tenn Palace Harris Bros Jacobus Bros Fifth Avenue Union Street

Edna Dickerson inherits 1 million dollars

Miss Edna Dickerson, who has just fallen heir to a million dollars, plans to continue stenographic work in the Stock Exchange building. She began as a court reporter eight years ago and has expanded her clientele through thrift. Simultaneously she added the twenty-fifth assistant to her office.

New York Herald Chicago Edna Dickerson Stock Exchange Albert Johnson Minneapolis

Woman defies city ordinance over age disclosure in Somerville

A Somerville teacher refused to reveal her age as required by an ordinance and won her case. Other notes report George Fred Williams returning from Mexico to Havana with erysipelas and phlebitis. ex governor of Texas ER dead. Simpson Gillett missing from New York apartment. John F. Wallace arriving in New York from Colon. Fred R. Green charged with false bank entry. Vicksburg Exchange Bank closing in Michigan with deposits around 200000. Modern Woodmen head camp to meet in Peoria. Lt Frank Campbell found guilty of accepting bribes.

Somerville Mass George Fred Williams Boston Mexico Havana Lubbock Texas Simpson Gillett Ground Street New York Waldorf-Astoria John F. Wallace Chicago Purname Canal Colon Fred R. Green Fredonia National Bank L’redonia N. Y Vicksburg Exchange Bank Vicksburg Mich

Letter from Smith on Unpaid Bill Prompting Notice

A New York American excerpt shows a customer named Smith stating he cannot pay this month. The reply suggests sending a note threatening to stop billing if payment is not made within a month.

No matter how we fight we end up beaten

The speaker reflects on futility in struggle and the inevitability of defeat, expressing a grim view of perseverance without achieving victory. The passage emphasizes impending loss despite efforts and apparent conquests.

Letter from Mr Smith Demands Bill Cessation

A New York American note quotes Mr Smith requesting that bills stop being sent to him. The fragment includes stray letters and unclear attribution, mentioning a city or country tag and the word Taliway.

Northwestern Line railway history compendium issued

The Chicago and Northwestern railway presents a valuable compendium of Northwest railway history from early Indian cession days to the present. Over a hundred pages cover the roads forming the Northwestern Line, well printed on strong paper, postpaid for ten cents. W. B. Knisern, P. T. M., Chicago.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Northwest United States Mississippi W. B. Kniskern Chicago

Handsome Menus for B and O Dining Car Service

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad issues new dining car menus for its fast eastern trains. The menus feature dainties from the finest hotels and are exclusive to the B and O. They are printed in a handsome affair.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company

Excur sion Tickets on June Dates Promoted by Shrine Nobles

Excursion tickets go on sale June 17 18 and 10 with favorable return limits. The offer is on a count of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Apply to agents of the Chicago Northwestern Ry.

Mystic Shrine Chicago & Northwestern Ry

Very Low Rates to Baltimore for Convention Travel

Low railroad fares to Baltimore Maryland via the North Western Line for July 1 2 and 3 tickets on account of the International Christian Endeavor convention. Choice of routes from Chicago and application through agents Chicago and other offices. Return limits favorable for travelers and limited sale period.

Baltimore International Christian Endeavor Convention Chicago Chicago & North-Western Ry

Very Low Rates to Buffalo via Northwestern Line

Tickets to Buffalo New York go on sale July 7 8 and 9 with favorable return limits on account of Grand Lodge B P O E Choice of routes from Chicago Apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry

Buffalo N. Y Northwestern Grand Lodge B. P. O. E Chicago Chicago & Northwestern Ry

Green Bay & Western Offers 1 1 3 Fare Excursion Tickets

The Green Bay and Western announces excursion tickets at one and one third fare for round trips from July 1 to July 4. Tickets good for return until July 6, 1905. Dr Will Powell presents a talk on diseases of woman.

Green Bay & Western

Let Your Wants Be Known to the People

Notable plea urges readers to use the ibune Want atanie system to express desires and needs to the community. The message emphasizes public voice and civic engagement through a new local notice platform.

For Sale House and Store Building to Be Moved

Thomas and Phalon at 700 Rose handle sale of a house and adjoining store building to be moved. Also notes that Nobby Pierson, once a La Crosse division railroad man now in New Lisbon, has returned from the Portland fair, calling it grand.

Thomas & Phalon Ross

North Side Briefs crowd notes and travels

North Side briefs list residents and visitors across La Crosse. Phalon sails to Stockholm for summer, A W Livingston returns from Rock Island, and Otto Schlabach heads to Madison for summer school. Various social visits, homestead moves to North Dakota, relief trips to St Paul and Seattle, and local church picnic plans are noted.

Stockholm New York A. W. Livingston George Street Rock Island Burlington Road Thomas & Phalon Coal Company Miss Viets West Salem John Graves Sparta Otto Schlabach Wesleyan College of Delaware Madison C. W. Turner Berlin Street St. Paul Verne McCann Agnes Webster Miss Webster North Dakota Miss Holmes Trempealeau Ethel Herrington Wood Street Floy Cornelius Polo, I Bessie Goyette Avon Street Emma Schlabach Warington Schlabach la Crescent Norwegian Lutheran Church Sharpshooters’ Park West la Crosse George Shroeder Island Street C. Nagle Mill Street Soren Jensen Caledonia Street Christ Hegge I. H. Wood la Crosse C. C. King North Seattle Wash Portland Ore

Rambers Defeat North Side In Fast Baseball Showdown

The Ramb lers beat North Side 5 to 2 in a brisk game. Ramblers players Anderson and Fasting batted, while North Side hitters Long and Carroll contributed.

Ramblers North Side Anderson Fasting Long and Carrol

St James Children Picnic at Myrick Park

St James parochial school closed for summer vacation. Children rode specially chartered cars to Myrick Park at 8 a.m. to spend the day picnicking. Ice cream and refreshments were served as all enjoyed a pleasant day.

St. James Myrick Park

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