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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

6

Freeport Likely Quiet After Powers Leaves Chicago

President John T. Powers departed for Chicago after spending days calming a rift in Freeport. Local league head President Elliott stayed away from Freeport and expects no serious trouble, while Freeporters are predicted to avoid pressing their demand to control umpires and the league outcome.

President Powers Chicago Tory John T. Powers Illinois Elliott Freeport

Fire lamp explosion at Henry and Franks dining room

A lamp in the rooms above Henry and Franks exploded at noon showering burning oil. Clothing on an open trunk caught fire and the trunk ignited briefly before the fire department halted the blaze, turning a potential disaster into a mere smudge.

Henry and Frank

Aged Woman Run Down by Horse by Boys

Sarah Gardner mother of Mrs Gilbert Anderson of Seventh and Main streets was struck by a buggy driven by two boys at six o clock last evening. Mrs Anderson said the accident was due to her mother's defective hearing not recklessness. Mrs Gardner was taken home and treated by a physician for slight injuries and today she is well.

Sarah Gardner Mrrs Gilbert Anderson Seventh and Main Streets

Congress Ready 10 Quit Over Meat Inspection Issue

Washington reports the house set to back its amendment on meat inspection and conferrees will meet again. Senate action expected if a majority accepts government inspection costs. Conference on railroad rates and Lake Erie canal bill also noted.

Washington House Senate Tillman Minor Morris White House Campaign Thunder

Senate Passes Public Building Bill After Long Debate

Washington June 29 The senate spent most of the day debating and then passed the public building bill. The session continued with remarks on funding and oversight as lawmakers adjourned for the day.

Washington Senate

Dowie Pie Crust Shortening Labelling Outrage in Minnesota

State Daily and Commenlibents report inspectors found a product sold as pie crust shortening in Winona labeled with John Alexander Dowie and Zion City. Lab results suggested a lard substitute made from tallow and cottonseed oil. The dealer was fined under standard practice.

Paul State Daily Pter John Alexander Dowie Zion City Minnnesota Winona

Bryant to escort aged woman to Soldiers' Home in Milwaukee

At a Wilson County meeting Benjamin I Bryant will take the aged woman to the Soldiers Home when he travels to Milwaukee on July 6. If needed the home authorities will sue Parchman for payment. The woman has two other sons in Black River Falls and the western states. Otto Parchman works as a cooper at the Standard Oil plant on the North side.

Wilson Colowll Post Benjamin I. Bryant Milwaukee Parchman

Trout Party Captures Fifty One Fish Near Melrose

J. C. Turned with his wife and sister in law and J. H. Kinney returned from a few days outing near Melrose. They came back with a string of fifty one large trout.

J. C J. H. Kinney Melrose

Houston Beats Caledonia Fast Ball Boys at Picnic

The Caledonia and Houston teams clashed at the Houston Cream association picnic last Wednesday with Houston winning 9 to 3. Umpire Verdeta of Lanesboro officiated as a large crowd watched. Caledonia showed strong batting while Houston posted excellent fielding. A return game is set for Caledonia on the Fourth.

Caledonia Houston Houston Cream Association Verdeta Lanesboro

Foreign firms must file articles in Wisconsin and pay fee

Madison June 29 The attorney general says foreign corporations not engaged in interstate business must record their articles with the Wisconsin secretary of state and pay a fee proportionate to the part of their capital stock used in the state The ruling affects large firms from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and other cities with agents soliciting in Wisconsin It follows a inquiry from the secretary of state LEAVES

Madison Wis Wisconsin Secretary of State Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis

Abused Aged Mother Case Recounted

Mrs Parchman testified her son offered to pay a debt if she brought a note to his house alone. She refused due to fear and handed the matter to Mr Out for action.

Stove Fire Hurts Woman at St James Street Home

This morning at the Bonspright residence 822 St James street a gasoline stove exploded Mrs Bonspright burned her hand slightly with little structure damage reported no other injuries or fires noted

Mr. Bonspright St. James Street

Drydock Dewey Sails to Manila Route

Singapore reports the dry dock Dewey has sailed for Manila as part of ongoing naval operations.

Singapore Dewey Manilla

Smith's Mirror Lake Resort Sold in Baraboo

Baraboo Wisconsin June 29 Smith's resort on Mirror Lake has been sold and next Saturday Alf Smith will hand over possession to the buyers marking a final closing of the deal and the new owners take control.

Baraboo Wis Smith

Smallpox Siege Hits Wautoma Quarantine

Plainfield Wisconsin June 29 reports Wautoma town eighteen miles away facing a smallpox siege with seventeen cases reported and the village quarantined.

Plainfield Wis Wautoma

Buys Saloon at Third and Vine Corners

Chris Siemson of the North side will take over the saloon at the corner of Third and Vine streets after July 1 succeeding Henry Poehling as proprietor.

Chris Siemson North Side Henry Poehling Third and Vine Streets

Stanley Must Gare for Children Custody Battle

Judge Brindley ruled this afternoon that William Stanley must surrender custody of his 11-year-old son Earl and allow two weeks to find a suitable home for Mary and Viola, ages 4. The court warned the drinking father, living at 1703 George Street, that if no suitable arrangement is found the children will be taken into care. The mother, estranged and recently buried, left the matter in Stanley's hands as commissioner Burdick intervened in county court.

Judfih Brindley Stanley Burdick George Street County Court

Runaway Breaks Big Plate Glass in City Street

A delivery horse from Anderson Carpet ran from Fourteenth and State to Third Street, crashed into a Dengler plate glass window, and damaged railing. The horse suffered cuts and bruises. driver George Gibson escaped with no injuries as rain began.

Anderson Carpet Company Fourteenth State Streets State Street Fourtenth and State George Gibson Gibson

North Side Artesian Fountain Contract Awarded

Bids were opened for installing artesian water on the North Side between St James and Windsor streets. Thill & Lapitz won the contract with a bid $7 lower than the next lowest, while other bids from Thill & Waetie era i as eee Hofweber & Son and Jamesson & Boie ranged up to 421.21.

St. James Windsor Streets Thill & Lapitz Thill & Waetie Era i Hofweber & Son Jamesson & Boie

Thinks Russians Will Appreciate The Jews Some Day

Sir Samuel Montagu, Britain's leading expert on Russian Jews, says global outcry and U S congress action reduce Jewish suffering. He expects refugees to return and for government recognition of Jewish contributions. delegates will educate Christian peasants on Jewish value and urge peaceful living amid government instigated riots.

Scripps-McRae London Samuel Montaguie England American Congress

Infant Son of Gordon Michel Dies in City

Mr and Mrs Gordon Michel of 1102 South Fifth Street mourn the loss of their infant son who died yesterday The funeral was held at 2 30 this afternoon from the residence and interment followed in Oak Grove Cemetery Mrs T Manstedt was in charge

Gordon Michel South Fifth Street Oak Grove Cemetery T. Manstedt

Printing firm to vacate corner location. one tenant planned

No occupant arrangements yet for the Front and Main street building vacated by Schertz-Wirtz Printing. The space will be used on the lower floor of the Star Knitting works building at Second and Main.

Front Main Streets Schertz-Wirtz Printing Company Star Knitting Works Second and Main

La Crosse Transfer Finishes Boiler Install at New High School

The La Crosse Transfer company completed its boiler installation work at the new high school today. The project advances school construction tasks and marks a milestone in building readiness for upcoming classes and activities.

la Crosse Transfer Company

Mrs Elsie Gile Scott Returns from Florida

Mrs. Elsie Gile Scott and her granddaughter arrived back this morning from a trip to Florida.

Elsie Gile Scott Florida

Excursion Tickets Offered by C M & St P R

The C M and St P R announces excursion tickets at low rates for various destinations. Sales run June 1 to September 15 for Pacific coast and intermediate points, June 1 to September 30 for Denver Colorado Springs and Ogden, Omaha B Y P U A meeting July 12 to 15, Biennial Saengerfest at St Paul July 26 to 30, and Canadian and New England points with July August September dates. Call at the ticket office for rates and sale limits.

C. M St. P. R Pacific Coast Denver Colorado Springs Ogden Utah B. Y. P. AU. of America Omaha St. Paul

Wind wrecks train at Weir injuring twenty workers

High wind toppled eleven-car train in Weir near Cheyenne used as quarters for Japanese laborers. Twenty men injured, seven seriously, as winds felled telegraph poles and caused other damage. In Westchester, John Bodnar aged 20 was hanged for murder in Phoenixville after a quiet, legally witnessed trial.

Cheyenne Wyo Weir Westchester John Bodnar Michael Siczlus Phoenixville Garrett

President Nominates Burlington Port Surveyor

The president sent to the senate the nomination of George H. Luddle as surveyor of customs for the port of Burlington Ta. The action was announced from Washington on June 20.

Washington Senate Port Burlington George H. Luddle

National Sängerfest to mark 21st anniversary in Newark

New York reports 6000 singers and 400 musicians will join the National Sängerfest anniversary events in Newark New Jersey on Sunday. The competition features a rivalry for the Kaiser's prize between Brooklyn Arion and Junger Maennerchor of Philadelphia, a prize given by the German emperor. In 1900 the two clubs were deemed equal in that contest.

New York Newark N. J Brooklyn Arion Junger Maennerchor Philadelphia

Boston deathbed confession links crime to old Black Faith killings

Waukesha Wisconsin June 9 It has become known that N Th Boston who died in the state penitentiary last week made a deathbed confession claiming he killed an aged couple at Black Faith for their money and burned their home and bodies Boston exonerates W C Fuller who with Boston received a life sentence and efforts are now being made to obtain Fuller a pardon

Waukesha, Wis N. TH Boston W. C. Fuller Fuller

Egyptian Murderers Hanged Near Tantah

Cairo reports the recent Demshawal attack on British officers pigeon shooting. Four natives were hanged at Demshawal and five were dogged after a court sentence. One British officer was killed in the assault.

Cairo Demshawal Tantah

Baseball scores from Chicago June 29 1900s

Chicago and other cities report multiple league American and association games. Highlights include Philadelphia 10 over Brooklyn 1, St. Louis beating Wittsburg 3 to 1, Boston 4 over New York 2, Chicago defeating Cincinnati 2 to 1, and Detroit 5 over St. Louis 2. Additional results from New York, Washington, Cleveland, and more.

Chicago St. Louis Wittsburg Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York Cincinnati Washington Cleveland Detroit St. Paul Milwaukee Toledo Louisville Minneapolis Kansas City Indianapolis Columbus Western Lincolm Denver Lincoln Sioux City Pueblo Des Moines Omaha

Reading Ads Boost Buying Power Of Your Money

The piece argues that small interest gains in savings compare to buying power lost in spending. It notes a 2 percent savings advantage over 4 percent and questions why buyers overlook ad-driven value. It urges reading ads to increase purchasing power.

Williamson Couple Return From Jer ryville Visit

Mr and Mrs Williamson have returned from a short visit at Jer ryville.

Mrs. Williamson Jerryville

Lands Open for Settlement on Shoshone Reservation

More than a million acres will be opened for settlement on the Shoshone Indian Reservation on August 15, 1906. Access is via the Chicago & North-Western Railway from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and other Mississippi Valley points. Send 2 cents in stamps for pamphlets maps and full particulars to W B Kniskern P T M C N W Ry Co Chicago.

Chicago & North-Western Ry Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Mississippi Valley W. B. Kniskern N. W. Ry. Co

North Western Railway Excursion Rates Start June First

Via the North Western Line excursion tickets go on sale daily from June 1 to October 31 to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer with favorable return limits. Special low round trips offered first and third Tuesdays through September 18. Daily tours by Pullman sleeping cars to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland double berth $7 from Chicago $5.75 from Omaha.

North-Western Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead Custer S. D North- Western Line Chicago & North-Western By Helena Butte Spokane Ogden Pullman San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Chicago Omaha Chicago & North-Western Ry

Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver and Pueblo by Northwestern Line

Excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo from all stations July 10 to 15 inclusive. Two fast trains daily through to Colorado with one night stay. For full information contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.

North-Western Line Grand Lodge B P. O. E Colorado Chicago & North-Western Ry

Fourth of July Excursion Tickets to Points on Its Lines

Round trip excursion tickets available within 250 miles of La Crosse at low rates. Sale dates July 3 and 4, 1906 with return valid until July 6.

la Crosse

Excursion Tickets to La Crosse for Biennial Festival

Excursion tickets to La Crosse Wisconsin via the Northwestern Line will be sold July 4 5 6 and 7 inclusive with return allowed until July 11 inclusive on account of the Biennial Festival of the Northwestern Scandinavian Singers association. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.

la Crosse Wis Northwestern Scandinavian Singers’ Association Chicago & North-Western Ra Y

New Homes in the West Open to Settlement at Shoshoni

The Chicago and North-Western Railway announces round trip excursion rates from all points July 12 to 29 to the Shoshoni reservation border. Registration dates are July 16 to 31 at Shoshoni and Langer. Exclusive all rail route. pamphlets with maps and details available from W. B. Kniskern P. T. M. Chicago Illinois.

Shoshoni Wiyo Shonshoni Langer W. B. Kniskern Chicago

Pacific Coast Round-Trip Fares From Chicago Other Points

Low round-trip rites from Chicago via the Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line every day from June 1 to September 30 to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma and other Pacific Coast points. Special $75 offer to the coast. Tickets available at major stations.

Pacific Coast Rena Chicago Union Pacific & North-Western San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma

Northwest Line Summer Fares From La Crosse Wis To Lakes

Tourism note announces reduced summer rates from La Crosse Wisconsin on Fridays and Saturdays at 7.45 for round trip with return by Tuesday, and daily 11.95 round trip valid up to thirty days. Describes Lake Shetek as a summer and fall resort with fishing and hunting, plus hotel livery accommodations. Lists reachable lakes: Current Lake, Lake Siegel, Lake Fremont, Lake Sarah, Bear Lake, Long Lake, Buffalo Eade, Iron Lake, Beauty Lake, Willow Lake, Lake Isabella, and Clear Lake.

North-Western Line la Crosse Wis Lake Shetek Current Lake Lake Siegel Lake Fremont Lake Sarah Bear Lake Long Lake Buffalo Eade Iron Lake Beauty Lake Willow Lake Lake Isabella Clear Lake

Fourth of July Excursion Rates on North Western Line

Reduced excursion tickets available July 3 and 4 for return by July 6 to all destinations with one way fare 7.50 or less on the North Western Line. Coverage includes C S M & O Ry to Union Pacific routes east of Cheyenne and La Salle Colo. plus Colorado & Southern Orin Jet to Cheyenne and to D S & A Ry and Mineral Range Ry. Apply at Chicago & North Western Ry agents.

Union Pacific R. R Cheyenne Wyo la Salle Colo Colorado & Southern Orin Jet R. R Chicago & North- Western Ry

Low Rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles via North-Western Line

An excursion rate of one first class limited fare plus 2.00 for round trip runs from all stations June 25 to July 7 with favorable return limits. Three fast through trains to California daily. The Overland Limited electric lighted under three days to San Francisco. The Los Angeles Limited electric lighted via Salt Lake Route with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars. The China & Japan Fast Mail offers drawing room and tourist cars to San Francisco and Los Angeles. For itineraries contact Chicago & North-Western agents.

San Francisco Los Angeles California Chicago & North-Western

Newspaper Ad Drama Versus Street Corner Pitchman

The text contrasts two sales approaches: the aggressive billboard style on street corners and vacant lots versus the cordial newspaper advertisement that invites buyers at convenient times. It suggests preference for the latter as more respectful and effective.

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