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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
1
Washington dispatch predicts if Taft accepts the justiceship then Spooner will be appointed secretary of war. Overtures have been made and he is said to be willing to take the post.
Scripps-McRae Dispatch from Chicago reports Morrison arguing that the packers did not claim immunity in the current case.
The Sarrien cabinet held its first meeting in Paris this morning and submitted policy declarations to President Fallieres, which were read in Parliament this forenoon.
Wabash mail train No. 6 struck a coal car at Mount Olive, injuring fireman Henry Keppen of Decatur fatally and engineer Robert Zink of Decatur injured. Tons of mail destroyed.
In Paris 5000 miners declare a strike following a mine disaster reported among couriers. The action reflects industry unrest amid recent hazardous conditions and ongoing safety concerns.
New York. Prince Tsai Tse and fellow Chinese commissioners sailed for Europe today. He expressed optimism that a friendly setting will yield good understanding and settle differences. Hong Kong reports rebel leader Kwangsei and three followers beheaded for an attack on American missionary Dr Andrew Beattie's home. theft of clothes and jewelry valued at a thousand accompanied the assault.
New York March 14 Cornelius H Bliss treasurer of the republican national committee held a one hour conference with Jerome this morning. The discussion is understood to concern political contributions by insurance officials.
St Louis dated March 14 John H. Tennen Sr the oldest shoe manufacturer in the city was arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses after a failure left stockholders with losses approaching a million dollars.
In Des Moines Iowa on March 14 dealers facing a squeeze raise hard coal price by fifty cents per ton signaling tighter supply and higher costs for customers.
Major to prosecute barbers follows written guidance from Dr. Harper of the state health board. The plan requires antiseptic powder to be replaced by antiseptics, sterilizers on each work table, alcohol for razor dipping, no sponges, and a clean towel for every customer in every shop.
A reactionary plot to incite counter revolution and riots against Witte was uncovered at a cabinet meeting. Trepoff Vonderlasnitz Durno vo and other top officials gather in opposition while plans call for Jewish massacres to justify stronger repression and negate the October manifesto. Proletariat strikes loom with Easter expected as liberals face exile.
The commission investigation of oil freight rates resumed with Commissioner Prouty presiding He refused railroad attorneys the chance to dispute that independents were forced out of business by current rates Prouty noted hearings aim to reveal rate changes that harm independents before their exit from the industry
In Turkey Constantinople on March 14 another battle is reported. In Yamen province General Souli man and Riza Pasha are killed. Hamed Fezi Pahsa commander in chief demands large reinforcements as insurgents retreat.
Generally fair weather described for tonight and Thursday with a drop to or below freezing tonight. Cold conditions continue Thursday with a low wind at eight miles per hour and temperatures ranging from the coldest around zero to a high near twenty.
Winona pastor Rev. Edward Barncamp will address attendees at Christ Episcopal Church this evening. The item hints at thrift as a virtue linked to growth and describes a growing habit of prudent spending.
The La Crosse city council backs drafting an amendment to the railway franchise granting the city a option to seize railway properties on specified terms. Alderman Redfuss and Norris Bacheller lead the drive, citing trend toward municipal ownership and a possible takeover at the end of the current franchise.
William Hussey, the boy missing since last Friday, arrived home at noon after saying he walked to Trempealeau and rode a train to La Crosse. He offered little explanation, was held briefly in a La Crosse lock-up, and then headed straight home pledging not to leave again soon.
Philadelphia reports McGovern under required weight but in fine condition. Nelson remains the favorite at 3 to 1 as betting continues this morning.
Mrs John Scanlan aged 93 died at Mt Hope Wisconsin last night. She was the mother of Chas M Scanlan of Milwaukee and left a large family including John J Scanlan Francis M Scanlan Thos C Scanlan Judge H W Scanlan and Dr Peter L Scanlan. The couple were among the oldest in Western Wisconsin.
Mrs D J Bates longtime city resident dies at 76 at her home 142 South Sixth street from old age. She was a distant relative of the Montagues. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Efforts are being made to secure a first floor office for Secretary Ray S Reid of the Businessmen's association but no suitable place has been found yet. Board officers favor a convenient spot on the first floor for members to learn about the organized effort to boost La Crosse commerce. Reid expects a permanent location within a few days.
Party leaders have essentially chosen Bedessen and Linker for the Seventeenth ward alderman race though caucuses are due next week. Charles Linker is likely the Republican nominee and George Bedessen, a grocery clerk at Ludwig's store, is the Democratic choice.
In Ashland Wisconsin the grand jury investigating Security Bank affairs adjourned due to illness of two jurors Paul Zoesch and Peter Decker of Butternut. Decker blew out the gas their room was aired by startled guests. both men were revived and returned to duties later that day.
St Louis report that Gen Corbin arrived to relieve Gen Weston in the northern division command. Weston relinquished duty as the transfer proceeds.
Boma and Feibig lead a new independent ice venture to harvest on six slides behind the Gund brewery with Langdon and Boyd aiding. They plan a rapid pile and build an ice house after the crop, aiming to counter the trust and keep prices reasonable as Langdon & Boyd finish their own large harvest and residents push milk deliveries to avoid summer price hikes.
Max Levy deserted his wife and four children after forcing divorce and moved to Chicago. Mrs Levy appeals for help as she struggles to feed the penniless clan, with the oldest son selling papers in La Crosse and the daughter sent to New York. The case rests outside La Crosse county jurisdiction, limiting local aid.
Washington report notes Aldrich announcing readiness for a vote against the Hepburn bill while administration forces delay. Sen Raynor delivers a powerful speech in support of government rate regulation as speeches against court review are planned.
Manila March 14 fire aboard the battleship Ohio flagship aboard the starboard side caused 4660 dollars damage. The incident reports indicate a blaze during routine operation with no immediate word on casualties.
Washington dispatches report Platt states Senator Depew is very ill in New York and denies rumors that he and his wife have separated.
Henry Steinke, charged with deserting his family and failing to provide for his wife and five children, was bound over to the circuit court for trial under a $500 bond by Judge Brindley. Conflicting evidence showed strain from his drink habit and his wife forced him to leave. She testified he spent most money in saloons and gave nothing to the family since last fall.
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