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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1907

Page

6

Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Meets in Milwaukee for Annual Session

The sixty third annual communication of the Grand lodge of Masons of Wisconsin will be held in the Masonic building June 11 to 13. An initiation for Milwaukee lodge 261 is planned with degrees conferred by Grand Lecturer Jacob Dreher. Officers include Farr, Marsh, Durgin, Webb, Corscot, and Perry.

Milwaukee Grand Lodge of Masons Wisconsin Masonic Grand Lodge Milwaukee Lodge No. 261 Jacob Dreher Edwin J. Farr Eau Claire Spencer M. Marsh Neillsville James E. Durgin Racine Alvin T. Webb Madison John Corscot W. W. Perry

Labor federation disapproves statements harming minor officials

Milwaukee May 28 The Wisconsin State Federation of Labor adopted resolutions decrying public utterances about Moyer Haywood and Pettibone and criticising letters praising Milwaukee breweries moral conditions. The group plans to revisit the issue at the July 17 meeting and to distribute literature on the Pinkerton system.

Milwaukee Wis Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone E. S. Hinks Boise Idaho Roosevelt State Federation of Labor Frank J. Weber Federation Madison Pinkerton Wisconsin State Federation of Labor Europe Racine Kenosha Illinois

University Men Barred from Polls

Madison officials move to bar nonresident students and commercial travelers from voting where they do not reside. The Bancroft bill aims to curb student voting in Madison and tightens penalties for violations. A companion measure to close saloons near the university is also advanced, with opposition from liquor interests and potential heated votes later in the week.

Madison, Wis Assembly State University Wisconsin Madison Messrs A. W. Durley Superior Thomas Reynolds Jacksonport Reynolds Lawrence Ledvena Two Rivers Levi H. Bancroft Richland Center Pliny Ledvina Bancroft Milwaukee University State Street State Capitol

Circulators to Meet at Milwaukee Convention

The National Association of Managers of Newspaper Circulation will hold its annual convention in Milwaukee on June 4 5 and 6. Delegates from across the United States and Canada will attend with Milwaukee members preparing elaborate entertainment. The Hotel Pfister will host the gathering.

National Association of Managers of Milwaukee United States Canada Pfister

Bootlegger Currier jailed after guilty plea in Milwaukee

Jack Currier of Crandon Wisconsin pleaded guilty in federal court to selling liquor without a government stamp and was sentenced to sixty days plus a $100 fine. He had asked to serve at Forest County jail for a visit from his wife, but authorities and Judge A L Sanborn ordered Milwaukee county jail confinement. The case followed prior incidents involving bootleggers Faulkner and others and the district attorney’s stance on limiting liberties.

Milwaukee Jack Currier Crandon Wis Forest County Sam” Faulkner Langlade Antigo Milwaukee County United States H. K. Butterfield Currier A. L. Sanborn

VETS CLASH WITH STUDENTS OVER MEMORIAL DAY PLANS

In Racine Wisconsin on May 28 members of the Grand Army of the Republic clashed with school officials over a Memorial day program. The high school students had prepared a play as part of monthly entertainments that now falls on Memorial day. School authorities will confer with G A R representatives to decide the fate of the event.

Racine High School Racine Wis Grand Army of the Republic Supt Nelson

Pioneer Mrs Campbell Dies At 81 In Campbellspor

Mrs Julia M Campbell nee Southard aged 81 died at Campbell Sport Wisconsin after a life that began September 25 1825 in Monticello New York She married Stuart Campbell in 1848 moved to Fond du Lac County in 1850 founding Campbell Sport The survivor list includes husband five sons and one daughter twenty three grandchildren and one great grandchild The funeral is set for Wednesday

Campbellsport Wis Julia M. Campbell Southard Monticello N. Y Stuart Campbell Fond du Lac County James S Hawkeye Robert J West

Flag at half mast for Senator Ike Stephenson in Marinette

In Marinette Wisconsin on May 28 the flag atop the N Ludington company building flew at half mast for Isaac Stephenson after his senate election. An employee explained a jammed pulley kept the banner from moving rather than mourning.

Marinette Wis N. Ludington Company Isaac Stephenson Senate Uncle Ike Esch Hallen Lumber Company

Milwaukee mayor to speak at Green Lake celebration

Mayor Sherburn M. Becker of Milwaukee, famed as the "boy mayor," will deliver the principal address at Green Lake's annual celebration on June 6 and 7.

Green Lake Wis Sherburn M.becker Milwaukee United States

Iron Brigade Veteran L. Medbery Dies at 69 in Columbia

Leander L. Medbery sergeant of company G Sixth Wisconsin Infantry Iron Brigade Civil War veteran and longtime Iron Bridge resident dies in Columbia South Carolina at age 69. He served 1861 to 1864 and was wounded at Gainesville. Medbery later worked as a conductor on the Eagle branch of the Milwaukee Road.

Mlkhorn, Wis Leander L. Medbery Sixth Wisconsin Infantry Iron Brigade Columbia S. C Gainesville Eagle Branch Milwaukee Road

Schultz Case Put Over Until Fall By Supreme Court

Milwaukee man Frank F. Schultz gains time until next fall as the supreme court sends his case back to the municipal court for amendment. A prior stay of execution was obtained pending the Gubbins ruling on the jury commissioner law and the validity of indictments issued under it.

Madison, Wis Milwaukee Municipal Court Supreme Court Frank F. Schultz Milwaukee Schultz Gubbins

Gilbert dies at 50 in Neenah paper mill family business

A M Gilbert of the Gilbert Paper company, a major Neenah mill operator with his brothers Theodore and William, died suddenly of heart disease at home. He was 50, survived by wife, three daughters, two sons, born Sacramento and moved to Neenah in 1887 becoming treasurer. He led church work and belonged to several societies.

Neenah Wis A. M. Gilbert Theodore William Gilbert Paper Company Sacramento Cal Gilbert Company

Women lawyers noted in Wisconsin towns

Sheboygan reports Miss E A Zufelt has opened a law office in the city and is among Wisconsin's few women attorneys. Watertown notes Ellen Kading of Kading and Kading as another local practitioner.

Sheboygan Wis E. A. Zufelt Wisconsin Watertown Ellen Kading Kading & Kading

Cooper Club Planned to Back H A Cooper in Racine

Racine Elks announce a Cooper boom for United States senate in 1908 with a Cooper club to unite city voters. The drive began at a May party where Mr Cooper served as toastmaster, signaling organized support in Racine.

Racine Wis Racine Elks H. A. Cooper Racine Lodge United States Senate Cooper Club Cooper Racine Lodge of Elks

Few people know how to be old

Quote attributed to L Rochefou. The line notes that few people understand aging while Rochefoucauld implies insight into aging.

L Rochefou

Disturbed Congregation Targeted By Recurrent Cough

A note requests the person who repeatedly coughed during Sunday service to purchase Foley's Honey and Tar by O T Erhart.

Erhart

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