Phillips Appleman seeks discharge in bankruptcy case
Phillip Appleman of Webster Munroe County Wisconsin asks the Western District of Wisconsin court for a full discharge from all debts provable under bankruptcy acts. He states he was adjudged bankrupt on June 6 last and has surrendered all property and complied with requirements. Dated March 14 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Appleman
A. L. Sanborn
District Court of the United States
Wisconsin
Webster
Munroe
Congress
Order of Notice in Western District of Wisconsin
On March 16 1906 the court ordered a hearing for April 6 1906 in La Crosse at 10 am. Notice to creditors and interested parties to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk to mail copies of petition and order to known creditors. Witness Judge Arthur L Sanborn. Seal of the Court.
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Western District
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Arthur L Sanborn
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Frank X Wurm
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County Court issues notice to creditors in the estate of Frank X Wurm late of La Crosse Wisconsin. Letters of administration granted to Catherine Wurm. Creditors have six months from March 13, 1906 to file claims for examination and allowance. Court will hear claims September 18, 1906 at 10 a.m. in La Crosse. By the Court John Brindley County Judge. Higbee Higbee attorneys for administratrix.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Frank X. Wurm
la Crosse
Catherine Wurm
John Brindley
Higbee
Justice Court Notice in La Crosse County Wisconsin
In Justice Court State of Wisconsin La Crosse County City of La Crosse to the Standard Wall Paper Co you are hereby notified that a gar a factual action. The terse fragment indicates a formal legal notice or summons regarding a gar.
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E. L
la Crosse
Wis
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
City of la Crosse
The
Standard Wall Paper Co
Chicago Board of Trade Quotations and East Buffalo Live Stock Prices
Quotations from Chicago Board of Trade show wheat oats pork lard and ribs futures with mixed closes and various cash prices for wheat corn oats and hogs. East Buffalo live stock market reports steady cattle hogs and lamb prices with notes on receipts and by the car lot.
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Chicago Board of Trade
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Wholesale Food Prices Listing Across Goods
Shorts per ton 16. White middlings 18. Red dog 19. Leaf lettuce dozen 20c. Head lettuce dozen 50c. Turnips bushel 5c. New potatoes bushel 7c. Celery dozen 20c. Beets peck 15c. Cabbage dozen 60c. California navels 4 to 5 dollars. Lemons 5 to 5.50. Bananas per bunch 1.50 to 2.50. Pears dozen 15 to 25c. Apples Duchess peck 40c. Hay tame 8. Millet 6. Marsh and old 5 to 5.50. Straw 1.00 to 5.50. Dairy butter 21 to 22c. Roll butter 2c. Fresh eggs 16c. Cheese varieties 13% to 14c etc. Patent per barrel 4.40. Straight per barrel 4.2. Bran per ton 16. Red Dog per ton 20. White middlings per ton 19. Shorts per ton 17. Quinces peck 50c. Cranberries quart inc. Oats 26 to 27. Wheat 72 to 73.
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Bermuda
California
Miller & Wolfe Justice Summons for Debt
Miller and Wolfe demand $115.89 plus interest from the defendant. A summon is issued requiring appearance before Justice C. W. Hunt on April 17, 1906, at nine in the morning to avoid judgment and sale of property. Dated March 27, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishee
Chas
B. Miiler
Wm. Wolfe
Miller & Wolfe
C. W. Hunt
Said
No State-Wide Primary in Iowa Pronounced Dead
Des Moines March 28 The lower Iowa assembly killed any statewide primary effort as the senate refused a second Cummins endorsed bill. The house defeated the measure 51 to 15 with standpatters voting solidly against it, Democrats aiding.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly
Senate
Cummins
House
Ob Wins Lincolnshire Handicap at Lincoln Race
The Lincolnshire handicap run over one mile crowned M Ephrussi’s Ob the winner by a head from Dean Swift with Roseate Dawn third. Ob started as a 20 to 1 outsider while Dean Swift was the 9 to 2 favorite in the 1000 sovereigns event opening the flat racing season.
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Swift
London
Lincoln
M. Ephrussi
Dean Swift
Roseate Dawn
Coroner Rules Rio Grande Wreck Caused by Lively Carelessness
Canyon City Colorado March 28 coroner's jury ended its investigation into the Adobe wreck of March 14 and found the collision due to the carelessness and negligence of S F Lively operator at Swallows but not willful or malicious.
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Canyon City
Colo
Denver and
Rio Grande
Adobe
S. F. Lively
Swallows
Prison Fire Claims Four Burned In Escape Attempt
A Negro prisoner at the Corsicana county farm set fire to his cell on March 28. The blaze spread uncontrolled, killing four inmates and injuring a fifth fatally. The arsonist was among those cremated in the deadly incident.
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Corsicana
Tex
Wages of Women in Factories Report Michigan Workers
Miss Luella M. Burton as deputy factory inspector reports 39 307 women employed in Michigan factories and shops last year an increase from the previous year daily wages range from 75 cents to 1 05. Marriage Kept Secret Three Years in Northville Michigan John McFarlane and Ida Wilson wed secretly three years ago but waited to begin housekeeping in Detroit.
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Lansing
Mich
Luella M. Burton
Michigan
Northville
John McFarlane
This
Ida Wilson
Detroit
Brakeman Dies After Construction Train Incident
Paris Illinois March 28 Henry Pickerell 26 was struck by a construction train and died two hours later His matches in his pocket ignited setting his clothing ablaze He was the rear brakeman on the train involved in the accident.
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Paris
Henry Pickerell
Pickerell
Man Mistaken for Goose Wounds North Chicago Man
In Waukegan Illinois on March 28 a man named Charles Neal was shot by William Luedke who mistook him for a goose while Neal stood hidden near Five Points. Neal was seriously wounded but expected to recover. In Bloomington Indiana on March 28 a loaded shotgun discharged injuring and killing a younger brother.
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Waukegan
Charles Neal
Chicago
Five Points
William Luedke
Neal
Bloomington
Ind
Charles Hardin
William Hardin
Willie
Hoppe Wins World Balk Line Title In One Shot Match
In New York on March 28 Willie Hoppe defeated George Slosson for the World's balk line championship at 18 inches by 500 to 392 in a single shot.
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Hoppe
Slosson
New York
Willie Hoppe
George Slosson
Dougherty and Gardner Fight Ends In Draw
In Milwaukee on March 28 the Dougherty Gardner boxing match ended in a draw after eight rounds with no knockout.
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Dougherty and Gardner
Milwaukee
Douggherty-Gardner
Romance Ends In Train Wedding On Route To La Crosse
Friends learn R H Drake foreman at Vought-Berger Telephone factory has a son born March 15 in Kansas City. The Drake marriage began during youth with Mrs Drake’s California move and a romance. vows were said on a train near Chicago while en route to La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Drake
Vought-Berger Telephone
Kansas City
Mrs. Drake
Youn
California
la Crosse
Chicago
Mr. Drake
White Ribbon Tea elects officers for W C T U chapter
At Mrs Grimes 823 Rose Street yesterday the White Ribbon tea elected Mrs O L Higbee as president recording secretary Mrs J Stevenson as treasurer Mrs Knutson as corresponding secretary Miss Hinds. Additional officers and committee members will be appointed later. The annual work report will be read at the next meeting.
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Mrs. Knutson
Miss Hinds
Birthday gathering honors Harold and Esther Peters
Harold and Esther Peters entertained about fifteen friends last evening at their home at 1610 Berlin Street for a joint birthday anniversary. The rooms were prettily decorated with flowers and a dainty supper was served. The guests presented several beautiful gifts.
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Harold
Esther Peters
Berlin Street
North Side Briefs and Local Moves News
Frank Franham learns of his sister Mrs A E Gerry death in New York with funeral held there. C F Figgie installs Nernst lamps in Rose street store. James Frame leaves for Two Harbors to resume duties as conductor. Mrs C F Findeisen to host German M E church ladies next Friday. Geo B Marvin moves to 813 Rose street. Mrs John Severson of 1810 Loo- continues list of North Side notices.
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Frank Franham
Mill Street
New York
A. E .Gerry
C. F. Figgie
North Side
Rose Street
F. S. Rodger
E. H. Colton
Avon Street
James Frame
Two Harbors
C. F. Findeisen
George Street
M. E. Church
Geo. B. Marvin
Local Residentsand Visitors Share News Across Town
Mis street hosts guests from West Salem as Charles McInnis visits Wi nona for a few days. Trinity Lutheran ladies entertain Mrs Andrew Thompson and Miss Blanche Ranum visiting UW. Fred Yehle regains mobility after Burlington injury. F R Haines returns to Milwaukee after family visit. State Senator A T Crobel stops by A O Black on Loomis en route to Chicago. Octave Roberge and son Oscar head to Devil's Lake government claim. Irene Whippo and Selma Severson back from Prairie du Chien. David Schneider visits Mitchell before returning home. Herman Hettman plans move to St Paul and Charles. Wm Salentine returns from Ogden Utah. Guy Sampson moving to Madison to commute from Portage.
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Mis Street
West Salem
Charles McInnis
Vought-Berger Company
Winona
Trinity Lutheran Church
Andrew Thompson
Blanche Ranum
University of Wisconsin
Rose Street
Fred Yehle
Burlington
F. R. Haines
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
A. T. Crobel
Clifford
North Dakota
A. O. Black
Loomis Street
Chicago
Octave Roberge
Oscar
Devil’s Lake
S. D
Irene Whippo
Selma Severson
Prairie du Chien
Zorn
John Webster
Mill Street
David Schneider
Mitchell
J. H. Schneller
Senate Debates Tariff and Pension Measures in Washington
In the senate Tillman and McCumber split the floor with McCumber focusing on the railroad rate issue and Tillman on various topics. An executive session followed. The house passed a $69,000 agent deficiencies bill for the Pan-American congress in Rio de Janeiro as debate shifted from tariff to a Missouri volunteers pension bill from 1861. Legislative progress slowed due to obstructive tactics against items in the bill.
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Washington
Tillman
McCumber
Senate
House
Pan-American Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Missouri Volunteers
Pleads Guilty of Embezzlement in Boonville Case
Mec Williams, a Lynnville cashier, pleaded guilty to embezzling 4100 dollars from a building and loan association. He was sentenced to Indiana state prison for two to fourteen years, fined 200 dollars, and disfranchised for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Aikin bill for liquor tax passes Ohio Senate
The Aikin bill raising Ohio liquor tax from 35 to 1000 dollars passed the senate 25 to 11. Governor Pattison is expected to sign, making it effectively a law. In Columbus, 16 year old Kiera Watts alias Jones was found guilty of manslaughter in common pleas court for the Christmas night killing of James Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
Pattison
Kiera Watts
Alias Jones
Common Pleas Court
Murde
James Jones
Railway Tracks Between Gratiot and Darlington Washed Out
The St. Paul railway lines between Gratiot and Darlington in Janesville Wisconsin are flooded with five inches to five feet of water covering the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
St. Paul
Gratiot
Darlington
Low Rates to Los Angeles on North-Western Line
An excursion rate of one first class limited fare for round trip will run April 25 to May 5 with favorable return limits on account of the Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine. Three fast through trains daily to California the Los Angeles Limited and The Overland Limited electric lighted with sleeping cars. The China & Japan Express also runs daily with drawing room cars. Apply to Chicago & North-Western Ry agents for itineraries.
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Los Angeles
Imperial Council
Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
Califrnia
Los Angeles Limited
New Salt Lake
Overland Limited
China & Japan Express
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Courage at the Head of an Enterprise Cited
An old saying stresses that a bold leader inspires a business more than a bold army guided by a timid chief. The emphasis highlights courage, nerve, and audacity as essential traits for successful advertising leadership.
Daily publication schedule note
A brief listing states daily publication with exceptions on Sundays and Saturdays. The notice clarifies that the newspaper is published daily except Sunday and is not issued on Saturdays.
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the Tribune
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State Street
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King
Frank G. Roth
Olsson
T. E. Daley
Call
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Tribune
Northwestern Hotel
Snap
Fourteenth and
Madison
Madison Street
Zoo West Avenue South
Otto Granke
Caledonia Street
Alexander & Verkin
Jay Street
Wilhelm & Alexander
Trailor
Caledonia St
Moler Barber College
Ills
Paperhangers
A. & C. Johnson
la Crosse, Wis
la Crosse Steam Laundry, Company
South Front Street
Jno, Gund Brg. Co
Wanted—Girls, la Crosse Cracker & Candy Co
Hotel Law
South Ninth Street
Main Street
South Fifth Street
Dakota
Minn
C. E. Wilson
Dakota, Minn
Care Tribune
Stevens
la Crosses Mortenas & Loan Co
Wells E. Bennett
Batavian Bank
Legals
Alfred Harrison
Justice Court
J.p.cushner
Oklahoma Jubilee Singers
the Empire
North Side News
Stork
Venson
North Side Briefs
John Severson
Loo
Rose St. Union Hall
Herman Hettman
Charles Street
St. Paul and
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Wm. Salentine
Ogden
Utah
Wm. Pierson
Guy Sampson
There
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Ginger
Sey
Bam
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Omaha
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Prescott
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Nipeg
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Trempealeau Galesville
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R. R
Arcadia
Blair
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Whitehall
Merrillan
Grand Rapids
Stevens Point
New London
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Viroqua
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J. A. Jordan
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W. C. Modisett
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