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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1906

Page

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Thaw Kills Stanford White at Madison Square Garden

Harry K Thaw, Pittsburg millionaire, shot and killed famed architect Stanford White on the roof garden theater of Madison Square Garden New York June 26. White had designed Madison Square Garden Trinity Church in Boston and many U S buildings. Thaw confessed nothing and was arraigned on murder charges as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw sought to stand by him amid a panic scene in the theater.

New York Harry K. Thaw Pittsburg Stanford White Madison Square Garden Trinity Church Boston United States Europe Mrrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry Thaw West Thirtieth Street White Burns Sixth Avenue Forty-third Street Evelyn Nesbitt Rogues’ Gallery Dan O'Reilly

Dowie Weighs Marriage Rules Over Contamination Claim

A discrepancy of 200000 dollars was explained as a bookkeeper's error and became the subject of the court's inquiry this afternoon. Dowie refused to permit marriages among his subjects without consulting him on alleged contamination.

Chicago Dowie Christian Church Judd F. W. Cotton Speicher

Rawlinson Named Wisconsin Rifle Team Coach for Sea Girt

Captain Charles M. Rawlinson of Company M is appointed by Adjutant General C. R. Boardman to coach Wisconsin’s national rifle team at Sea Girt New Jersey starting September 4 1906. The selection method includes the ten top scorers plus five runners up forming a twelve principal and three alternates squad. Camp Douglas will host the August 6 to 11 state camp.

Charles M. Rawlinson Company M C. R. Boardman Wisconsin National Guard Sea Girt N. J Rawlinson Camp Douglas Wisconsin At Sea Girt

Tramp John Hougan Found Insane After Sanity Hearing

John Hougan described as a tramp was examined for sanity by Drs Powell and Morrison under county court direction and adjudged insane. He was picked up by Captain Parks this morning and taken to the police station where he caused a disturbance before the examination.

John Hougan Powell and Morrison County Court Hougan Captain Parks

Visit to Fairmont by Irene Hyde and Nellie Jacobs

Miss Irene Hyde and Miss Nellie Jacobs left to visit friends and relatives at Fairmont, traveling together for a social and family gathering.

Irene Hyde Nellie Jacobs Fairmont

Ed Conners Case Sees Postponement Again

Judge Brindley resumes the case of Ed Conners charged with running away from jail yard after an adjournment. The hearing is put off until next Saturday as District Attorney Bosshard cites evidence that escape from jail carries imprisonment. Defense attorney Mahoney argues no applicable statute exists and asks more time to research.

Ed Conners Brindley Bosshard Mahoney

Duke of Min sdoro predicts Davidson support except Lenroot

A. C. Hanson, known as the Duke of Min sdoro, touring the city predicts every voter in his district backs Davidson except those who favor Lenroot. He, a former assemblyman, adds a light laugh at the claim.

A. C. Hanson Minsdoro Davidson Lenroot Mr. Hanson

Marriage Licenses Recorded in Washington County

The county clerk reports licenses issued today to Anton Lunde and Miss Clara Slette of Washington and to John J. Kampschroer and Miss Martha Machunze.

Rawlinson Anton Lunde Clara Slette Washington John J. Kampschroer Martha Machunze

No changes in La Crosse team deny rumor of catcher swap

President John Elliott of the La Crosse Baseball association denied any changes to the La Crosse team and specifically dismissed the notion that Killian would be replaced. Killian, a star catcher, has been overworked and may rest a week to recover. Elliott also denied plans to acquire Karnell, though Wausau seeks a new catcher.

John Elliott la Crosse Baseball Association la Crosse Killian Elliott Karnell Wausau

Three New Cadillacs Arrive for Local Residents

Three new Cadillac automobiles have been received at the automobile garage on North Thide street for George H. Gordon C. M. Moore and A. Grams, expanding local dealership stock and offering new vehicle options to residents.

Cadillac North Thide Street George H. Gordon C. M. Moore A. Grams

Unsettled Weather With Showers Forecast Tonight Through Wednesday

Unsettled weather with a chance of showers tonight and Wednesday. Temperature ranges from 60 to 78 degrees, light to moderate winds. The upper river will rise somewhat and level off near La Crosse as stage falls to 8.6 feet with 1.60 inches of rainfall and a 0.1 drop.

la Crosse

Foreigners face voting change under new citizenship law

Clerk of the Court George Wright says a law governing admission to citizenship goes into effect July 1, making foreign residents who have filed only first papers pay seven dollars for second papers that entitle them to citizenship. Without second papers they cannot vote, affecting about two thousand potential voters in La Crosse county. the provision for second papers begins in 1908, not affecting the upcoming county or spring city elections.

George Wright la Crosse County

Watering Milk Leads to Fines for Two Farmers

Farmers F Kaiser and L Newburg pleaded guilty to watering milk delivered to Middle Ridge creamery after inspector Hugo Hanson reported the offense. They admitted others may do it but inspector Larson found no additional watered milk. Judge Brindley fined both $25 plus $29.44 costs totaling $54.44, paid in court.

William Scott Washington State Dairy and Hugo Hanson Holmen Middle Ridge Larson Brindley

Man Hangs Self After Wife's Death at Market Street Home

Gene Hickey, about 55, committed suicide by hanging in his locked bedroom at 914 Market Street last night. Stepson William Farley found the body at 6:30 after Hickey had been missing. police say no inquest will be held. Hickey had been despondent since his wife’s death on November 9, 1905. He leaves two sons and two stepsons. He had worked in cement sidewalk construction and formerly rode as a coachman for Mrs. Mary Austin.

Hickey Frank Hickey John Will Farley Mary Austin la Crosse County Bangor

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Ce F. Ae Evelyn Nesbit Signs OF the Times Toledo Ice Trust Ice Trust Ohio Frank Dumke Hokah F. Kaiser and L. Newburg Gene Hickey Market Street Hang George and Lang and Karnell
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