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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1906

Page

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Central Electric Plant Lease Suit Trial Opens

The minority stockholders suit over the Central Electric plant lease to the Cargill Light Trust began with W. E. Doerflinger and Roland B. Gelatt testifying. Doerflinger described promises of stockholder support and questioned the lease’s terms and safeguards, while Gelatt asserted memory gaps and disputed press suppression.

Central Electric Company Cargill Light Trust W. E. Doerflinger the Central Roland B. Gelatt Doerflinger Gelatt Mr. Gelatt Gargill Chronicle la Crosse Leader-Press Henry H. Rodgers Standard 617 Central Cargill Light Trust Common McMillan

Bankers of District No 7 organize at La Crosse club

Wisconsin Bankers Association district number seven completes permanent organization at La Crosse club with officers led by President John M Holley and Vice President John E Hart. Mentions eight western Wisconsin counties and speeches by Dudley and Barney along with committee appointments and bylaw adoption.

Wisconsin Bankers of District No. 7 la Crosse Club John M. Holley John O. Melby Whitehall H. Linndemann Viroqua Dudley Bangor Barney Wisconsin Geo. D. Bartless Citizens State Bank Stanley Wis Wisconsin Bankers Assn la Crosse

Corpse in St Paul Not Believed to Be Lemptke

Telegram from St Paul hospital says the man found dead on the wharf is not Charles W Lemptke of La Crosse. Albert Barnett and Mrs Frohock traveled to verify identity but uncertainty remains as details of Lemptke's letter and possible fate unfold.

Tribune A. B.rackey St. Paul City Hospital Charles W. Lemptke Albert Barnett Lempke

Anarchist Arrested Near King Victor Emmanuel in Geneva

Geneva reports an anarchist arrested Saturday during the Simpson tunnel opening near King Victor Emmanuel. The man carried a concealed stilett0 in his sleeve within two feet of the monarch, sparking security concerns.

Scripps-McRae Geneva Simpson — Tunnel Victor Emmanuel

Farmer Drives Motherless Children 10 Plow Like Oxen

Oshkosh Wisconsin May 24. August Dumbie a farmer has been arrested by the Hirmane society charged with habitually harnessing his six motherless children in or before their teens to a plow and driving them about the field Neighbors threaten violence.

Oshkosh Wis August Dumbie Hirmane Society

Philippine coin silver to curb bullion exports expected Friday

Washington May 24 Lodge notified the senate he would call up Friday the measure authorizing the Philippine commission to lower the amount of silver in the Philippine coins to prevent its exportation for bullion value.

Washington Senate Philippine Commission

Cyclone devastates Soller province in Madrid event

A terrible cyclone struck the Soller province near Madrid on May 24 causing enormous damage across the region. Officials report widespread destruction and property losses as residents assess the impact.

Madrid Soller

Count Solsky Resigns as Empire Council President

ST PETERSBURG May 24 Count Solsky, president of the council of empire, resigned due to ill health.

ST. Petersburg Count Solsky Council of Empire

Night Robe Flee as Virginia Seminary Burned

Two hundred female students from a colored seminary fled in night robes when the large institution burned to the ground in Richmond Virginia. The fire caused an estimated loss of eighty thousand dollars.

Scripps-MecRae Dispatch Richmond

Old Engineer Heads Out Window Hit By Passing Switch Engine

Burlington Iowa May 24 J D Johnson a veteran Burlington engineer stuck his head out of the cab window and a passing switch engine knocked it off leaving the man uninjured but shaken The incident happened as the train moved through Burlington local news records.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch Burlington J. D. Johnson

Banks warned on insurance handling in Wisconsin

Deputy insurance commissioner Thos M Purtell sent notices to bank cashiers statewide citing statutes that bar banks from soliciting or collecting life insurance premiums without state authority. The warnings respond to banks acting as agents for companies removed from the state but with active Wisconsin policies.

Madison Wis Thos. M. Purtell Wisconsin State Insurance Department

Milwaukee repair foreman John Landis laid off

Mil waukee crew foreman John Landis is being laid off while foreman E Bach attends duties.

John Landis Milwaukee E. Bach

Hearing Opens On Prorates In Oil Shipments

In Cleveland on May 24 a dozen Standard Oil and railroad lawyers attended an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing under the Tillman Gillespie reservation. F B Westbee of Titusville testified that prorates on oils from Titusville to Vermont were refused. Louis Emery of Bradford testified to selling lubricating oils to European railroads and to American roads before contracts with Standard and Galena Oil Co.

Scripps-McRae Dispatch Cleveland Standard Oil Interstate Commerce Commission Tillman-Gillespie F. B. Westbee Titusville Vermont Louis Emery Bradford The Standard Galena Oil Co

Striking Plumbers Return to Work After Short Shutdown

Striking city plumbers resumed work this morning under a temporary agreement reached yesterday between employers and a plumbers committee. The pact ends a one week strike with concessions on schedules and hiring, maintaining daily wages of 3.50 for masters and 2.50 for helpers.

Postal Congress Approves One Ounce Letter Weight

The international postal congress approved raising letter weight to one ounce. Rome reports the decision with Madrid set to host the next congress.

Rome International Postal Congress Madrid

Trepte Welcomes Baby Girl At Home

Mr and Mrs B Trepte Jr welcomed a baby girl to their home yesterday. The brief notice notes the new arrival in the family and records the happy event.

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Stoee ST. Paul Charles W. Sempke Magnate William Doerflinger Felber R. B. Gelatt Fawcett National Bank Holley Bankers Presbyterians United Today Groupe “7 John E. Hart Treas —J. F.rance Galesville George H. Ray George W. Burton H. P. Proctor Cumberland Regulation Church Des Moines Presbyte Rian Church Moderator Corbett Berland Presbyterian Church Presbyterians Unitarian Church Presbyterian Assembly America Mrs. Frohock St. Paul Leiter Charles W. Semple Lémpké Tempke Spain
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