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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1908

Page

6

La Crosse Students Excel at UW Report and Local Debates

The University of Wisconsin reports 52 La Crosse High School graduates in good standing with no failures in the first semester. The school notes praise for former principal Prof Hemmenway. A High School Athletic Association meeting at 3 30 p m covers travel plans and baseball on the schedule. Lincoln Douglas Debate will discuss constitutional amendments on marriage and divorce with split side participation. Wendell Phillips Debating Society will hold a public debate next Friday at the High School.

Benezet University of Wisconsin la Crosse Madison Hemmenway High School Athletic Association Lincoln-Douglas Lincoln-Douglas Debating Society United States Congress Wendell Phillips Debating Society

Taft delegates face uncertain momentum as states vote

The article details Taft forces gaining 126 delegates with Fairbanks Foraker Cannon and Hughes totaling 90, and predicts a struggle in the next thirty days as opposition plans early conventions in key states like Arkansas Rhode Island Minnesota South Dakota and Virginia. Indiana may boost Fairbanks while New York and Illinois loom large.

Gates Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Ohio Philippines Tennessee Maryland Nebraska Virginia New Mexico Fairbanks Foraker Cannon Hughes Indiana Arkansas Rhode Island Minnesota South Dakota Taft New York Illinois Delaware Massachusetts Nevada

Weisbecker Purchases Property on Tyler Street

L A Weisbecker buys from P Dilberg and wife land on Tyler between 16th and 17th streets for 2300 dollars.

L. A. Weisbecker P. Dilberg Tyler Sixteenth Seventeenth Streets

Wisconsin Guards to Parade for Inspection Tonight

Company M of the Wisconsin National Guard forms this evening to march to the Company B armory on Sixth Street for inspection.

Wisconsin National Guards Company B Sixth Street

Avoid Secret Stomach Remedies and Drug Habits

An advertisement warns against secret tonics and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, nonaddictive remedy. It lists ingredients, claims rapid digestion aid, and urges readers to request a free sample package from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.

Stuart United States Canada F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bidg Marshall, Mich

Mrs Jane Bartle Paralysis Victim

Mrs Jane Bartle mother of Mrs Frank Stathem died after a short illness of paralysis. Age fifty five. Survived by two daughters and three sons Henry Bartle Lester Joseph George Mrs Frank Stathem and Mrs John Olson. Funeral Friday from 911 South Eleventh Street at 2 p m to West Avenue church at 2 30. Interment Oak Grove cemetery. Rev Cunningham officiates. Mrs Theo Mannstedt in charge.

Jane Bartle Frank Stathem Henry Bartle Lester Joseph George John Olson South Eleventh Street West Avenue Oak Grove Cemetery Cunningham Theo. Mannstedt

Bicycle accident injures Adams wagon driver Leonard Lenehan

Leonard Lenehan, driver for Adams company express wagons, was thrown from his bicycle near Fourth and Jay streets when the front wheel slipped. He suffered several severe bruises to the head, received treatment, and returned to work the same day.

Leonard Lenehan Adams Company Fourth and Jay Street

Schroeder to Face Trial for Selling Pike in Closed Season

Frank Schroeder will be tried in county court at 4 oclock for selling game fish during the closed season while spawning from March 1 to May 27. The pike were allegedly caught at West La Crosse.

Frank Schroeder West la Crosse

Label League Meeting At Bart's Hall This Evening

The Women's Union Label league schedules a meeting at Bart's hall this evening with a note that advertising pays and attendees should try it.

Women’s Union Label League Bart’s Hall

Panic in Little Italy as banker flees city

Pasquale Pati, known as the J Pierpont Morgan of Little Italy, closed his bank at 240 Elizabeth Street and fled with his family to escape assassination by the Black Hand. Amid threats and prior bombings, two other banks suspended payments as panic spread through New York's Little Italy.

New York Pasquale Pati J. Pierpont Morgan Little Italy Elizabeth Street Black Hand Society Pati Francisco Pelletro Salvatore Pelletro

Man Takes Friend's Suit and Hat After Saloon Visit

Barney Schimschack allegedly took Burns's newly purchased suit and hat after a stop at Wenzel Kubal's saloon at 413 Jay Street. Officer Dugan recovered the items, but Burns refused to prosecute, and Schimschack was released after a prior report of him being missing.

Barney” Schimschack Burns Wenzel J. Kubal Jay Street Barney Kubal Schimschack Dugan Kubal’s

St Joseph Casinos Edge St Leo by One Pin in Close Match

A large crowd watched a basement hall bowling duel at St Joseph's school where St Leo Casinos fell to St Joseph's Casinos by a single pin. Final scores show St Leo 12762 and St Joseph's 12763.

St. Joseph's St. Leo St. Joseph’s St. Joseph

Cahill Leaves for Seattle to Resume Fielder Role

John Cahill departs Dubuque with his wife to take back his old fielder position in Seattle. He resigned as conductor on the Ia Crosse street railway lines and was bid farewell. the Cahills sold their home and plan to settle in Seattle after a departure traveled by Burlington.

John Cahill Seattle Burlington

W.B.U Forms A Baseball Team Benefit Dance Planned

The W. B. U. has formed a baseball team and will host a benefit dance for the squad Friday evening to raise funds.

W.B.U

President Roosevelts Senate Address Urges Labor and Trade Reforms

The president urges Congress to amend the Interstate Commerce and anti trust laws, allow railroads to form traffic pacts with ICC approval, and permit public securities issuance. He advocates conciliation over strikes, keeps legal the right to strike, rejects legalized blacklists, calls for postal savings banks, and pushes for tariff revision and conservation measures including wood pulp duties and a permanent waterways commission. He also supports time limits and just charges for water power rights.

Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Congress House Hepburn Permanent Waterways Commission Theodore Roosevelt

Democratic Electors Caucus in Eighth Ward La Crosse

A caucus of the democratic electors of the Eighth ward in La Crosse will meet at the ward polling booth on Saturday evening March 28 1908 from 7 to 8 p m to nominate a candidate for Alderman to fill the vacancy from Alderman C G Foerster resignation. The ward chairman will preside. MO F DOHERTY Chairman JOS M SIEGER Secretary.

City of la Crosse C. G. Foerster MO. F. Doherty Jos. M. Sieger

Card of Thanks for Bereavement

The Ritter family extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during the death of their father and grandfather Theo Ritter.

Theo. Ritter

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