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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

2

Guards May Attend Camp If LaCrosse Wins Ten

Captain Charles Rawlinson of Company M W N G appeals to employers to release their men for Camp Douglas next Monday. He has seen success with other employers and hopes the full company can go this year to improve La Crosse’s standing. In past years refusals crippled militia range and drill scores, making encampment progress discouraging.

Charles Rawlinson Camp Douglas Rolinson Rawlinson la Crosse

Platform Deliberations Shape Wisconsin Democratic Platform

Milwaukee June 29 Democrats express satisfaction with the state convention platform adopted yesterday. Despite debate, supporters say the platform reflects party principles and Bryan supporters applaud the final action. Delegates like Charles Weisse of Sheboygan Falls and H. H. Manson of Wausau hail it as up to date and a clear statement of policy.

Milwaukee Wis Weisse Bryan Charles Weisse Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin H. H. Manson Wausau Committee On Resolutions

Weather observatory site decision pending

Uncertainty remains over the location for the United States weather observatory as no site has been selected and no decision has been received. Mr. Reid stated he had not learned which site would be chosen.

United States Weather Observatory Reid

Two Men Die In Suspected Railway Shooting Near Berryville

Detectives from Racine and Milwaukee continued the search tonight for a missing crew after a dispute between Smith and Bradley ended in Bradley firing five times on a lonely road near Berryville. Smith died instantly. Bradley is missing. Both men worked for the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Co.

Racine Milwaukee Smith Bradley Berryville Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway Company

Norwegian Society President Vanishes From Racine

John Peterson, recently elected president of the Norwegian Wergeland society, has disappeared from Racine Wisconsin. He is charged with collecting 100 dollars from manufacturers merchants and citizens claiming it was for a young man who lost his wife.

Racine, Wis John Peterson Wergeland — Society

Chicagoan Murderer Suspect Sought Near Wisconsin Search

Kenosha Wisconsin June 29 no trace of John Bradley a Chicago man wanted on a charge of murdering Clifford L Smith a Libertyville contractor this morning. Posses of police and deputies searched the woods near the scene.

Kenosha Wis John Bradley Chicago Clifford L. Smith Libertyville

Millionaires Club to Testify on Harry Thaw Trial

Pittsburg's oldest social club contemplates sending members to New York for the Thaw murder trial. Members, many tied to finance, consider Thaw's insanity a long held belief and may travel by special train to aid in his defense. Attorney David T. Watson, linked to major cases, may play a key role.

Pittsburg Thaw New York Young Thaw David T. Watson United States Northern Securities Chicago Watson London England William Thaw

Ready to eat picnic foods offered for hot days

Savor ready to eat items like strawberries raspberries bananas pineapples olives canned veal leaf potted ham sardines and Ferndale salmon for picnics. The ad promotes convenient palatable foods to please cooks and guests with a varied selection including soft drinks crackers cake cheese and snow cream.

Premature Toy Pistol Blast Triggers Lockjaw Death Fears

In Kenosha Wisconsin Beizier Lama eight year old son of Lorenzo Lama fruit merchant suffers lockjaw after a premature Fourth of July toy pistol blast. The wadding pierced his left hand and physicians say recovery is unlikely. Mayor issues proclamation banning toy pistols in Kenosha.

Kenosha Wis

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