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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

21

Governor Davidson Accepts Call for Re election

Milwaukee business leaders and citizens urge James O. Davidson to run again, praising his economy and reform record. Davidson replies in a public letter from Madison dated May 26, pledging faithful, economical governance and enforcement of laws if elected. The Milwaukee petition signed by nearly 200 prominent figures asks for the Republican nomination.

Madison Wis Milwaukee Davidson T. J. Pereles T. J. Neacy E. C. Winkler Dr. J. M. Beffel Theo Zillmer James J. Illsley John T. Kelley C. F. Pullen Theodore Kronshage F. C. Lorenz Lucian R. Worden H. P. Myrick E. T. Fairchild TJ Ain James O. Davidson

Foxgrover family denial followed by scattered state briefs

State news briefs from Neenah and surrounding areas report the Foxgrover family denying rumors of thirteen members and violent deaths. Other items note stolen papers found near Hortonville, Adams jailed for Hortonville safe-crack, Weed celebrated at 88th birthday in Appleton, and injuries from an acid vat at Interlake Pulp. Also mentioned are attempted bank vault burglary near Roscoe, a small cash theft in Superior, a two year sentence for Israel Rabillard, lightning damage in Clam Falls, and the Rock County fair dates in Evansville plus the Wisconsin letter carriers convention in Beloit.

Neenah Foxgrover Appleton E. A. Graef Hortonville New London G. F. Adams Stevens Point Fox River Valley J. H. Weed Mr. Weed Wisconsin Clarence Rogers Albert Schultz Interlake Pulp and Paper Company Beloit Exchange Bank Roscoe Inl Superior T. J. Roth EAU Clatre Israel Rabillard Waupun Little Isaac Smith Frederic Louis Lund Clam Falls Evansville Rock County National Association of Letter Carriers

Fishing season on full blast with few exceptions

State Game Warden J. W. Stone outlines limited fishery exceptions across Wisconsin. Bass season opens June 10, with several lakes and rivers closed to fishing until specified dates while a large lake system allows year round fishing except for sturgeon and certain bass. Kenosha property owners threaten legal action against streetcar extensions until public improvements are secured.

Madison Wis J. W. Stone Mirror Lake Dells Creek Sauk County Lake de Neveu Fond du Lac Big Green Lake Green Lake Winnebago Winneconne Butte Des Morts Little Butte Des Morts Poygan Wolf Rivers Big Wolf River Shawano Wisconsin Mr. Stone Kenosha A. C. Frost Kenosha Electric Railway Company Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Electric Railway Company

Foley Kidney Cure credited by a Connecticut man

Alvin H. Stimpson of Williamite Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery after nearly losing hope. He states four bottles cured him completely and he is now free from kidney trouble. O. T. Erhart.

Foley Alvin H. Stimpson Williamite Conn O. T. Erhart

Differences unresolved after talks in Kenosha May 28

In Kenosha Wisconsin on May 28 discussions to settle differences continued without a final agreement. Officials and representatives from involved parties attended the sessions seeking a resolution to the dispute.

Kenosha, Wis

Dog Runs Wild In Eau Claire Barking Incident

In Eau Claire Wisconsin on May 28 a dog belonging to Alfred Cypreansen went mad and attacked other dogs. Men pursued the crazed animal with clubs and weapons, drove it into the cellar, and tied it up with ropes awaiting recovery.

Eau Claire Wis Alfred Cypreansen Mr. Cypreansen

Madison Society Woman Is Insane

Mrs Hedwig Prescher aged 45 years of Madison Wisconsin appears in court on a mental health welfare complaint as police report details a society scandal. Authorities say she is mentally unwell and undergoing examination under state law.

Madison, Wis Hedwig Prescher

German officer’s wife committed to Mendota insane hospital

Mrs. Prescher, wife of a German army officer believed to be the emperors advisor, has been committed to Mendota State Hospital for the insane. She arrived here years ago and entertained professors and notable German visitors, with her lavish entertainments becoming town lore.

Germany Mendota Prescher

House collapses bury four laborers in Wisconsin tragedy

In Eau Claire on May 28 a house under repair collapsed as supports failed. Ira J. Swartz, 39, was killed instantly. C. R. Johnson, 39, was badly hurt while George W. Williams, owner of the house, stood nearby uninjured. John Monarski, 55, and his son Frank Monarski were seriously injured.

Eau Claire Wis Ira J. Swartz C. R. Johnson John Monarski Frank Monarski Geo. W. Williams Swartz

Perpetual Motion Claim Draws Marinette Interest

Marinette Wisconsin on May 28 Arthur Duharme, an inventor, asserts a solution to perpetual motion and speaks about the breakthrough. The report notes local interest in the controversial claim and its implications for science and industry.

Marinette, Wis Arthur Duharme Marinette

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