Ringlings Circus at La Crosse July Fourth Feature
Ringlings Circus returns as a summer feature after passing La Crosse for years. The show bills parading acts and a bid to draw crowds during Independence Day festivities this year.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1906
Page
1
Ringlings Circus returns as a summer feature after passing La Crosse for years. The show bills parading acts and a bid to draw crowds during Independence Day festivities this year.
Mrs Louisa Schmidt sought medical help in the city and was later adjudged insane by a county jail commission. She consulted local doctors, exhibited demented behavior, and was removed to jail after a physician alerted authorities. A panel of physicians was appointed to examine her.
All arrangers are set for Memorial Day observances by G A R Posts and Spanish War Veterans. Wreaths will honor Civil War and Spanish War dead buried in local cemeteries, with women relief corps decorating graves. Dana’s bugle and drum corps will lead a parade from the Y M C A hall at 8 30 tomorrow to the cemeteries.
Reports from La Follette's camp indicate Senator R M La Follette plans to return to Wisconsin to stump for Irving L Lenroot of Superior in the governor race. The plan, expected since December, aims to mobilize strong voter support for Lenroot with renewed vigor.
Harry Norton alias Foxy Norton, a known confidence man, was captured in La Crosse after a hotel room incident. Police found morphine on his clothes and expect to question him about various scams targeting ministers and priests and other victims.
In Burlington offices the city reveals two new trains to start service next Sunday. A night through train will depart St Paul at 10 30 p m and arrive Chicago 11 15 a m with La Crosse between 1 and 2 a m. The daylight southbound leaves St Paul 8 30 a m reaching Chicago 3 35 p m. The existing northbound from Chicago at 9 a m arrives St Paul 9 45 p m with La Crosse 6 7 p m.
In Washington on May 29 1920 Representative Sulzer introduced a resolution asking for the reports of Commissioners Neil and Reynolds on the packing scandal, accusing the president of withholding the documents to force Beveridge inspection amendments to the agricultural appropriation bill. The Gardner eight hour day bill for government contracts moved forward. The House moved on labor limits for railway workers. Anti Smoot petitions flood Senate clerks from eight states. London papers cautioned on tainted US meat with horror in New York and reactions in Paris backed regulation restricting foreign meat.
Ringling’s circus will perform in La Crosse on July 4. The advance agent is in the city arranging for the enormous shows on that date. It’s the first La Crosse visit in years due to a $200 license and other restrictions keeping them away.
Almond C. Abel, a former Methodist preacher, pleaded guilty to bigamy and received an indeterminate penitentiary sentence. He had married Asentath B. Austin of Elgin in September 1905 while his first wife, Kate A. Stowe of Racine, Wis., was living.
A wind and hail storm at Shubata Miss last night caused thousands of dollars in damage to churches. Houses were blown down and other towns suffered with property losses across the region.
Six hundred rebels attacked a camp in the Umvati region near Durban on May 29 but were repelled after hours of fighting. The militia suffered four men killed and heavy losses were reported among the natives.
The German steamer Herosol of the Dutch Leviathan line was totally wrecked this morning near Alderney. No details on casualties or cause are provided in the report.
Warmer conditions with showers tonight and Wednesday. Coolest around 48 and warmest near 64 with light winds. The river is forecast to rise rapidly in the next 24 hours, stage of water at 9.0, indicating a continued rise of river levels.
Washington May 29 The minority senate canal committee filed a report favoring a lock canal. The document cites that three large dams were uninsured by the San Francisco earthquake as proof that a lock canal is not especially vulnerable to damage from shocks.
New York May 29 McGovern and Britt and others arrested had their cases set for Thursday. Both are much battered. McGovern promised another scrap.
Dr. J. L. Bradfield, who suffered a nervous collapse while addressing the Pastors Union on reform league work, is at his office today. Friends say he will rest at home only if needed and will suspend active civic league duties for a period to recover.
Editor Howe of the Ripon Press uses tablets in main business districts for shopkeepers to jot items. Reporters then pick up these notes on press days to gather news. This innovative method engages local merchants in reporting.
There is a great need for intelligence in buying goods and shopping sense is not a gift. It comes only to those who read ads.
Royal guests arrived by special train for the Alfonso wedding in Madrid. A royal reception hosted by the king in their honor followed the ceremony.
New York May 29 The commission found Josephine Terra nova sane on trial for the murder of her aunt and uncle. The trial resumed after she was subjected to torments to test her sanity including needles in cheeks arms and legs and stones dropped on her feet.
St Petersburg May 26 the Douma interpellated the government on telegrams attacking the Douma printed in the Official Messenger the government organ They charged the telegrams were officially inspired by the government and aimed at influencing the body
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