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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

2

German Gypsie comes to La Crosse with Al H Wilson Jr

Stage notes announce Al H. Wilson Jr in Robert Sidney's German Gypsie at La Crosse theatre on March 26. Reviews praise Wilson as "Golden voiced singer" with a rich balladry, plus six new songs and vivid stage effects. Also billed is The Two Orphans Monday night starring Lucy McKenight with a star cast and NY success, promising a strong theatre week.

Siden al H. Wilson Jr Robert Sidney Lasse Theatre America al. H. Wilson Metz Mr. Wilson Wilson Katie Krause Dublin Opera House Henry Melville Lucy McKenight Grand Opera House New York City Drury Lane Theatre London Marienne la Crosse Theatre J. F. Fitzsimons Alan Dale Lucy McNight al H. Wilson Golden Voiced

Death of Milwaukee magnate’s son found with bullet wound

William Mariner son of Ephriam Mariner a leading Milwaukee real estate heir was found dead in his room with a bullet hole in his head. Authorities believe he killed himself about six or seven hours earlier. Mariner aged about 45 handled the real estate arm of the family business. His brother John Mariner released a family statement.

Milwaukee William Mariner Ephriam Mariner Mariner John Mariner

Nature’s remedy cautions against overuse of pills

A medical note argues against reliance on ordinary remedies that over pamper weak organs. It claims constipation underlies many diseases, drains energy, invites germs, and weakens resistance, urging natural per organ duty.

Danger in China Real, Says Missionary

Rev. Hunter Corbett, a 43 year veteran Presbyterian missionary in China, warns in St. Paul that rumors of a Chinese uprising may be real and dangerous. He cites grievances against foreigners and claims imperial powers expanding near Chinese shores provoke general discontent among the Chinese.

China ST. Paul, Minn Hunter Corbett St. Paul Tsing Tao

Lumberjacks Outwit Inn Keeper in Marinette Cashes Checks

Two woodsmen claiming Marinette origin cashed time checks totaling 325 at St. Paul’s hotel in Marinette last night. While proprietor John Semrau served drinks, the men stole the checks and fled. Semrau cannot recall the duo’s company or camp names and is out the full sum.

Marinette, Wis Marinette St. Paul’s Menominee John Semrau Semrau

Miners and Operators Fail to Reach Agreement

In Indianapolis on March 23 the joint scale committees of coal operators and United Mine Workers adjourned with no progress. Both sides remained divided on all proposals all day as reports anticipated a continued disagreement unless concessions occur. President Mitchell urged a 190% wage scale for one year, but the motion failed after state-by-state voting.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers J. H. Winder Lewis Mitchell

Wage scales debated in Illinois shot firers dispute

Miners and operators debated the 1903 wage scale for two years with provisions to cover the shot firers law costs. Votes failed for both sides as Illinois and western Pennsylvania groups clashed on district versus interstate handling, adjournment came without agreement.

H. N. Taylor Illinois H. C. Perry I. L. Robbins Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio Western Pennsylvania

Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted as Supreme Cure All

An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a supreme curative for various ailments. It advises against using ordinary medicines and recommends purchasing the tea for 35 cents from your druggist.

Hollister

Tribe of Redmen Initiates New Members in Winniesbiek

The Winniesbiek Tribe of the Improved Order of Redmen initiated new members last evening, expanding its fraternal lodge roster and confirming active community participation.

Winniesbiek Tribe the Improved Order of Redmen

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