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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
2
Manager Gage unveils Buster Brown for tomorrow March 8 with S R O demand and new scenery costumes and effects. Show girls and laughs promise three hours of gaiety with critics praising the production. Checkers by Henry F Blossom Jr comes next Thursday in a big cast revival from New York.
The report notes limited sightings in only a few large eastern cities and none in western locales west of Chicago, highlighting geographic spread. It underscores sparse distribution outside major eastern hubs.
Clark and Clark Palmer Livery lists hearse rental at 100 dollars pallbearers wagon 1 dollar carriages 1 dollar with Sundays excepted. The notice carries a promotional tone urging readers to boost the service.
Nearly 400 Nebraska Democrats gathered for the annual dollar dinner with speakers denouncing corporate domination and a Republican trifecta while praising Roosevelt for endorsing reforms advocated by W. J. Bryan. The event spotlighted Bryan as the party’s logical leader and most beloved figure.
New York March 7 The trial of Berthe Claiche for murder ends as she pleads guilty to manslaughter in the first degree. Judge remands sentence to March 29 and hints at a broader probe into police relations with Tenderloin women. Claiche fainted and wept as she agreed to the plea and testified she may reveal police ties.
Madison March 7 A further investigation of the financial condition of the firm was begun today amid continued scrutiny by authorities. Officials said the probe would review accounts, assets, and liabilities to determine solvency and potential remedies.
Cleveland reports a railroad duel between George J. Gould and Joseph Ramsey. Ramsey is linked to 3000 acres near Point Quay Lorain for a harbor town site or steel plant. Ramsey purportedly controls Lake Erie and Pittsburgh rights to Lorain Cleveland line, with a southern Ohio coal field tapping scheme through Lorain Southern road.
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