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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

7

Northern Grain company to close its Manitowoc elevators

Official confirmation that the Northern Grain company, operating two large Manitowoc elevators and hundred plus smaller facilities across Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin, will quit business. Property is on the market after mismanagement and unauthorized speculation cost the firm over 200000. About 100 local office staff to lose jobs. plant to close Saturday night.

Manitowoc Wis Northern Grain Company Minneapolis Illinois Michigan Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin C. W. Esplin O. Weyerhauser Chicago Thempany Grain Company

Charles Abrams Is a Free Man

Appleton Wis May 29 Charles Abrams the New London clothing merchant who was held in the investigation of Mrs Carrie Shaw's death was arraigned and released on district attorney Rooney's request Abrams proved an alibi and said he left Shaw at 10 30 near the freight depot after which he stated they had not quarrelled much and she had not threatened suicide

State News in Brief Highlights Wisconsin Locales

Appleton United Commercial Travelers to June Fond du Lac in paper suits aboard a special train. New Richmond hosts the largest high school class in its history with opera house program. Fennimore fire destroys the livery and adjoining buildings. seven horses perished, loss eight thousand dollars. Oconomowoc to get a new two story brick post office by Sept 1 ready for rural delivery. Unusual 43 inch eel pulled from Lac la Belle by T L McCullagh weighing six pounds. Mikwonago Half Century club banquet held. Askert on wet weather slows corn and potato planting in Brown County. Marathon County Agricultural Association rejects 300 dollar fair-ground use offer. Rubicon wedding at St John’s church. 400 guests, daylong festivities. Gren Bay Turner gym seniors plan a Mason Street hike to Depere. Beloit 17 year old Bessie Wells held for disorderly conduct, sent to Wisconsin Industrial School. Superior three saloon keepers to face trial June 4 for selling liquor to minors.

Oconomowoc T. L. McCullagh Lac la Belle Muwonago Askerton Brown County Wausau Marathon County Agricultural Association Rubicon

Big Turtle Frightens Wisconsin Postal Clerks

In Racine on May 29 a Tennessee land gopher, an unusually large mud turtle, arrived by mail to the Water company zoo. Though not bloodthirsty, its ferocious appearance caused fear among route workers and led to careful handling of the crate during transit.

Racine Wis Water Company

Catch Robbers in School in Fond du Lac

In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on May 29 Larry Rubin and Will McDonald were arrested for robbing the Union school. Police say they were found with stolen goods after officers Fisher Smith and Stigen observed a light in the building and entered to capture the crooks. McDonald confessed to robbing a Green Bay tailoring shop and stealing about $200 worth of clothing.

Fond DU Lac Wis Larry Rubin Will McDonald Fisher Smith Stigen McDonald Green Bay

Fay Lewis & Bros Ten Cent Larinca Cigar Offer

Fay Lewis & Bros Co advertises a weekend sale buying one of their celebrated ten cent Larinca cigars. The offer highlights Por to Rican tobacco and the store claims quality.

Fay Lewis & Bros. Co

Counterfeit Money Floods Waukesha Market

Waukesha Wisconsin May 29 a wave of counterfeit coins has inundated local business activity with numerous merchants reporting losses as the bad money circulates widely through the city. Police urge caution as cases mount and investigations continue into the source of the counterfeit currency.

Waukesha, Wis

Suit Is Lost by Holy Jumpers in Wisconsin Case

In Waukesha Wisconsin May 29 the jury in a $5 000 damage suit by Charles L Capsel a Holy Jumper against Sheriff George L Dwinnell returned a verdict for the defendant after under two hours deliberation Capsel and sixteen sect members were arrested May 28 1907 for street disturbance They shouted sang all night in jail a deputy turned a hose on them Capsef and five others filed additional damage suits alleging kicking and beating by the sheriff The verdict led to the other five cases being continued.

Waukesha Wis Charles L. Capsel Holy Jumpers George L. Dwinnell Capsel Capsef

La Crosse Buyers Purchase Chippewa County Tobacco

Tobacco buyers from La Crosse purchased all of Chippewa county's tobacco crop not in the American Society of Equity pool for from 2 to 7 cents a pound.

Chippewa Falls Wis la Crosse Chippewa County American Society of Equity

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fifth Street Opera House Orchestra Wisconsin News Northern Grain CO Bartelme ST. Paul Rdams Woods Esplin J. G. Martin Weyerhauser Forces Merrill Joseph Bartelme Lincoln County Geiger Tomahawk Charles Abrams Prairie du Chien THE Old Fort Hill Prairie DU Chien, Wis Appleton United Commercial Travelers Knights of the Road of Cities of the Fox River Ley New Richmond Hagan’s Opera House Fennimore Wilsey and Snyder Main Street Johanna Gulden Herman Strowig Father Eggers St. John’s Church Gren Bay Turners’ Gymnasium Mason Street Depere Beloit Bessie Wells Park Avenue Wisconsin Industrial School For Girls Milwaukee Solon Springs Charles Lord, Jr Charles Waterbury William Wilkinson Harrison Lord Ollie Eaton van Dyke & Eaton Co la Crosse Theatre BLATZ Lkatz Brew Geo. B. Rose
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