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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
3
Circuit court term folds with settlements and delays
The May term of circuit court moved slowly as lawyers settled and postponed cases. Two cases were settled overnight and a third was not ready for trial this morning. Ten jurors sought excuses, leading to a special venue of ten jurors to complete the panel. The term may last only a couple of weeks.
Wisconsin judge ONeill spends 1572 for supreme court race
Madison Wis May 2 Judge James ONeill of Neillsville incurred 1572 54 in campaign expenses for the Wisconsin supreme court race He paid Homer C Clark of Neillsville 1357 40 as secretary of his committee and the rest to special representatives and for other purposes He filed the expense statement with the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
James O'Neill
Neillsville
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Homer C. Clark
O'Neill
Celebration of Norwegian Independence Day in Milwaukee
A state celebration program for Norwegian Independence Day to be held in Milwaukee on May 17 includes Dr. Gunderson as a participant and many Scandinavians from the city. The Pfister hotel hosts a banquet with toasts and responders led by Dr. Johan de Besche of Milwaukee and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Gunderson
Pfister
Norwegian Crisis Topics Tapped at Wisconsin Event
A May 17 event in Albion gathers noted Norwegian scholars and authors from Madison Milwaukee and Superior to discuss works on Norway and Norwegians in America. Speakers include D G Ristad Julius E Olson N P Haugen and O H Lee with H C Peterson invited to respond to a toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
D. G. Ristad
Albion
Julius E. Olson
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Kongen Og Regjeringen
Olaf I. Rove
Milwaukee
Nordmandene i Amerika
America
T. E. Torrison
Manitowoc
Norway
N. P. Haugen
Wisconsin
Gustav Stearns
Det Norske Storthing
Gunderson
la Crosse
Norge
Peter Stromme
A. L. Hougen
H. C. Peterson
Superior
Conners Faces New Charge in County Jail Incident
Edward Conners, shackled at the county jail, may receive additional months for breaking bounds on Monday after a chase to near Stoddard. District Attorney Bosshard reviews the case as Conners is to be arraigned before Judge Fruit while circuit court sits. The jailer keeps him on the stone pile with a sledge hammer secured by shackles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Conners
Conners
Scott
Stoddard
Bosshard
Fruit
Horlicks Lose All In Frisco Ruin
Racine Wisconsin May 2 William Horlick president of the Horlick Food company with his wife and daughter returned from San Francisco after the earthquake. They were in the St Francis hotel on the ninth floor when the quake threw them against the wall. They fled in their night clothes as elevators failed and fire destroyed much. The family suffered from water and food shortages during the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
William Horlick
Horlick Food Factory
San Francisco
Cal
St. Francis Hotel
Mr. Horlick
Tribune Reports Honest News Handling Across The Board
Tribune coverage emphasizes truthfulness and accuracy in reporting. Journalists strive for fair presentation, balancing details with responsible sourcing and timely updates.
Representative Esch Proposes Postmaster Appointments
La Crosse representative Esch has filed recommendations for postmaster appointments in his district naming Walter Eberts at Wyeville Monroe county E L Tronsen at Northbend Jackson county Julius Fensen at Ludington Fau Claire county and Philip Foegna at Wau mandeec Buffalo county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esch
la Crosse
Walter Eberts
Wyeville
Monroe County
E. L.tronsen
Northbend
Jackson County
Julius Fensen
Ludington
Fau Claire County
Philip Foegna
Waumandeec
Buffalo County
Police arrest suspect linked to Merrill larceny case
Officer McGrath captured Anton Mack in La Crosse after a Merrill Wisconsin warrant, for larceny of 17 dollars in cash and a shotgun. Police received Mack's description and stolen items yesterday, and he was held at Central Station pending extradition. Mack appeared in La Crosse to have a spree, authorities say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
Anton Mack
Merrill
Wis
Mack
Central Station
la Crosse
War on saloonists at Appleton
A. H. Zechiel, Wisconsin Anti Saloon League representative in Appleton, files charges against four saloonkeepers for Sunday liquor selling. He plans to file against a hotel bar operator after three Oshkosh students were seen drinking beer. Saloon owners plan a meeting and may share legal costs to press for strict Sunday observance and closing of mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
A. H. Zechiel
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Antisaloon League
Peter Broel
Chas. Stable
Joseph Bellin
John Stark
Zechiel
Oshkosh
Western Union resumes California service after San Francisco disaster
Manager J. W. Bevier reports that business may be accepted for all California points including San Francisco without delay. Some delay in locating parties in San Francisco is possible due to residence changes caused by the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bevier
Western Union Telegraph Company
California
San Francisco
Seventy-Five Pound Catfish Speared Near Dubuque
Frank Strong, a 14 year old boy, speared a giant fifty pound catfish near the Wisconsin shore by the Mississippi River. The fish measured 4 feet 2 inches, yielded 14 pounds of meat from the lower jaw, and was worth about $12. The spear caused the boy to be pulled toward the water, requiring aid to avoid drowning as the fish floundered near the shore by the railroad track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Dubuque
Frank Strong
Wisconsin
Giant fish captured after long struggle in shallow water
A large fish narrowly escapes into shallow water but is struck by a spear breaking its backbone. It fights fiercely for fifteen minutes, pulling men into the bank during bursts toward deeper water. With a heavy club used on its head, the predator is forced ashore and eventually subdued and butchered, its meat shared among the captors.
Paymaster Saved Twenty Thousand in Bank Hold-Up
In Racine Wisconsin on May 2 a paymaster carrying twenty thousand dollars to Belle City Malleable company was reportedly held up by five men. Police denied knowledge of the incident while five tramps were arrested for stopping people and demanding money. authorities believe they challenged the paymaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
West Side
Belle City
Hogan Closing Early For Saturdays In May
J J Hogan wholesale grocery house will close at 1 p m on Saturdays starting May 6 years end. This has been a longtime custom. Dowie nearly died overnight in Zion City authority and wife created a scene trying to reach him. Dowie followers denied details. Zion City residents suffer amid factional quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hogan
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago
Zion City
Dowie
Frisco Fears Chinese Move Colony Threat
In San Francisco on May 2 fear grows that Chinese traders may relocate to Seattle and other cities. Chinese residents vent complaints as camps are closed and tents shifted by the military. Some threaten to return to old Chinatown if allowed to stay. Oakland plans daytime saloon reopenings while San Francisco keeps saloons closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Seattle
Chinatown
Oakland
Imperial Premier to be named head of empire council
Circulation says Nicholas plans to appoint Premier de Witte as president of the council. Berlin police deem May Day order adequate without extraordinary measures. Kalamazoo enlarges public building site via senate bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
de Witte
Council of the Empire
Senate
Kalamazoo
Mich
Berlin
Strouis
Strauss-Samish
New York
Northwestern College
Naperville
Ill
Andrew Carnegie
Toronto
Maxim Gorky
Tremont Temple
Boston
University of Wisconsin
A. Schrimp
China
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