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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
6
A Virginia physician claims a specific cure for constipation using Chase's Constipation Tablet. He stresses a gentle approach that tones the digestive organs to restore natural function, warns against pill dependence, and argues constipation underpins many diseases.
In Racine Wisconsin on March 26 17 year old ard Thompson whose parents live at Mattoon died after his bicycle was struck by a Milwaukee Racine and Kenosha interurban streetcar. Motorman Frank Christiansdhen resigned after the second fatal accident in weeks. Mrs William Dickhout was injured when she fell from a car while traveling from Kenosha.
The article lists crew appointments including mate Frank McCaffrey pilot Bert Edwards and George Nichols chief engineer Warren Bain second engineer T. B. Martin clerk Lilian Streckfus W. W Captain H. Tromley clerk Joe Streckfus Captain Hollinshead engineer R. C. Moore with other positions pending. D. W. Wisherd reports many engagements for both boats and ongoing contracts for late season tours.
In Racine Wisconsin on March 26 Judge Chester A Fowler of Portage heard arguments in the case of O B Schultz v Benjamin Dressen et al for twenty five thousand dollars for alleged boycott of the plaintiff business Affidavits of prejudice were filed against Judge Belden and Judge Stevens There shall be no jury and the case will be heard by the court only A circular issued by labor unions is to be barred The circular claims the Citizen's Alliance backs Schultz and that the suit is a final test if the alliance wins the state will have no more public unfair list.
Racine residents from the Twentieth Century club launch a campaign to beautify the city. They awarded prizes last year for the finest gardens and will distribute seeds to children. Mrs. Charles M. Smith leads the improvement committee with a stereopticon gardening lecture planned to guide the contestants.
Halvor Oplend a 50 year old farmer near Mindoro committed death by self harm using carbolic acid. Domestic troubles and drink blamed for the act. He leaves a wife and five children and formerly lived in La Crosse where he worked as a teamster.
The W. B. U. baseball club ready for the coming season has signed most of last year's Athletes' team. Notable players include Jule B. Burke as captain, Geo. Kohn as secretary, Fred Swan, E. Vanbaugh, Leo Fuschsel, J. N. Swan, Fritz Johnson, M. B. Schaldach, H. B. Schaldach, Conrad Johnson, Julius Kircheis Jr., and Andrew Konetchy.
Mrs. Asenath McKaig one of Wisconsin’s three original Daughters of the Revolution died in Elkhorn at age 11219. She was born December 24 1811 in Ovid Seneca County New York and was the daughter of Robert Dunlap born in 1777 She is survived by four children.
The J. S. and W. W excursion steamers have left Keokuk canal for Paducah Kentucky for overhaul and repainting. They will reenter the excursion trade early in the season and appear here this summer. The crews are announced with Captain John Streckfus listed for the J. S. and others to follow.
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