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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

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Wisconsin Democrats Near Nomination Shifts for Governor

Assemblyman Crowley introduces a resolution backing Senator La Follette on the rate bill. Congressman C H Weisse declines a gubernatorial bid citing business reasons. The Milwaukee platform suggests National Committeeman T E Ryan will be the September primary nominee.

Milwaukee Wis Assemblyman Crowley la Follette Tillman and Bailey Ryan C. H. Weisse Wisconsin T. E. Ryan

Magnificent new theatre and Elks club planned for La Crosse

The new La Crosse theater building and Elks club on Fourth Street near Main will be completed by September 1 and cost close to $75,000. The Elks lodge will occupy the second and third floors, offering a luxurious club in Wisconsin.

Magnificent New Theatre and Elks’ Club Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Wisconsin Fourth Street Main

Saloonkeepers Meet to Form State Organization

About twenty saloonkeepers from outside La Crosse attend Odd Fellows hall to form a state wide organization. Cy Snyder is temporary chairman and John Williams secretary. Delegates expect a permanent body to be formed and seek affiliation with the Wisconsin Brewers association.

Odd Fellows’ Hall la Crosse Cy Snyder John Wiliams the Tribune Wisconsin Brewers’ Association

Alienist Testifies Dowie Prophecy Writer Insane

Dr Archibald Church an alienist testifies in the Dowie case that the author of prophecies and Exodus was insane. He was hired by Voliva to prove Dowie insane and to assess claims of experienced voices guiding actions. A teller at the church bank testified Dowie’s personal account was overdrawn over a half million.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch Chicago Archibald Church Dowie Voliva Church Zion

Wisconsin Democrats Endorse Bryan for 1908 President

Milwaukee observers report the Wisconsin Democratic convention endorsed William Jennings Bryan for president in 1908 and backed planks on income tax anti trust pure food and rate regulation while criticizing La Follette. The platform calls for government control of public service corporations rail rate reform municipal ownership and two cent fares. A dispute over wording sparked applause and a late fight at the roll call before adjournment.

Special Tribune Dispatch Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin William Jennings Bryan Congress Resolutions Committee Senator la Follette railway commission _ initiative Bryan Plank Manson Aylward la Follette J. J. McNally Convention McNally

Circus to Show on State Property in La Crosse July 4

Arrangements with M Funk allow Ringling Brothers to perform on state land in La Crosse on July 4 before land transfer for a normal site. The land purchase was made with by the normal committee for circus use. Senator Moris said the state has no objection given prior agreement. City officials were unsure how to proceed earlier in the day.

Big Ringling Brothers’ Circus la Crosse M. Funk Moris Byrne Beckwith Board of Public Works

Freeport demands presence of Elliott in Wisconsin league row

A telegram from President John T. Powers of the Wisconsin State league states Freeport demands President Elliott of this city to appear before they will settle the dispute and withdraw their threat to leave the league. Elliott did not go to Freeport last night due to business press in this city.

The Tribune John T. Powers Wisconsin State League Freeport Elliott Wisconsin League

Millionaire Thaw Faces Murder Charge and Coroner’s Jury

New York June 27 Harry Thaw woke calm and composed as the coroner’s jury returned a verdict that White died from a pistol wound to the skull causing cerebral hemorrhage. The grand jury filed an indictment for murder in the first degree, Thaw to be arraigned tomorrow to plead.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch New York Cowan Court of General Sessions Thaw White Harry Thaw

Local Showers Continue With Warm Night Friday

The forecast calls for showers across the area tonight with continued warm temperatures into Friday. Overnight lows stay mild as humid air lingers, and showers taper toward the end of the workweek.

Yale Triumphs In All Regatta Events

In New London Connecticut on June 28 the Harvard Yale regatta saw ideal conditions and even betting. Yale won the four oared varsity race leading by three quarters of a length at the finish and clocking 10 39 2 5. Harvard briefly led at mile and a half but Yale surged to win by a length.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch New London Conn Thames Harvard Yale

Rate Bill Conferees Reach Agreement for Senate Report

The rate bill conferees reached an agreement to be reported to the senate with minor changes. The anti pass amendment is rewritten and oil pipelines may carry their own oil. Be loit site gains a new appropriation of 15000 dollars with related reductions at Moline and Cedar Rapids.

Washington Senate Tillman Beloit Wis Moline Cedar. Rapids

Fred Martin of Oshkosh Visits The City Today

Fred Martin, representing Oshkosh, is in the city today for undisclosed engagements. He is expected to meet local officials and businesses during his brief stay.

Fred Martin Oshkosh

Heat Wave Hits La Crosse With 91 Degree High

La Crosse endured a sweltering day as the government weather bureau recorded a 91 degree high in the shade. Street thermometers in brick districts read around 100 degrees, with hotter conditions likely on the streets. Scattered showers are forecast this evening amid continued sultry warmth.

la Crosse Government Weather Bureau

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

A family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for help during illness and death of their husband and father. Special appreciation for night-watch assistance and flowers. Signed by Mrs. Herman J. Tietz, Miss Minnie Tietz, John Tietz, Miss Lily Tietz, Henry, Herman and Earl Tietz.

Herman J. Tietz Minnie Tietz John Tietz Lily Tietz Henry Herman Earl Tietz

Joe Thorn of Wabasha Stops at the Bronson

Joe Thorn of Wabasha makes a stop at the Bronson as part of a local travel itinerary. The brief mentions a stopover location and the traveler’s origin town.

Joe Thorn Wabasha the Bronson

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J. E. Ryan Weisse National Committeeman la Crosse Theater Ing and Elks’ Club ASSN Elar Az Ae Zion City Uncle Sam Demand —Elliott Rose Street Schneiberg Killian Botsford and Moore Wenden
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