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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

7

War on the Lords Begins in England

National Democratic league calls mass meeting at Trafalgar Square to start warfare on the house of lords. Parliament to prorogue tomorrow noon until Jan 1. Premier Asquith leads budget debate amid larger expected vote. leaders Lloyd George Churchill Chamberlain Lansdown set to speak. Large crowds expected as posters announce the meeting. In Commons, Asquith’s resolution condemning Lords passes 349 to 134 with loud cheering.

London National Democratic League Trafalgar Square House of Lords Lords Asquith House of Commons England Lloyd George Winston Spencer Churchill Board of Trade Joseph A. Chamberlain, Jr Lord Lansdown Commons Lords London

Let Me Send You A Free Catarrh Cure Treatment

Advert shows C E Gauss offering a free catarrh cure treatment with claims of curing chronic cases at his own expense. It states his method cures by removing the disease’s cause, promises quick results in days, and requests readers send name and address via a coupon. Over a million treated previously.

C. E. Gauss S.S.S THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

Coupon for Gauss care product mailed to Michigan address

A promotional coupon offers a free GAUSS COMBINED CA TARAH CARE pack by mail. The form invites the recipient to print name and address on dotted lines and mail to C. E. Gauss at 6349 Main St. Marshall Michigan.

Gauss C. E. Gauss Main St Marshall, Mich

Zelaya Retires as Knox Considers Successor in Nicaragua

Washington reports a looming U S military reaction to Zelaya regime as Marines and ships are poised for action. The Prairie sails to Nicaragua with 800 marines and supplies while other vessels stand ready along the Pacific and Caribbean coasts. In New Orleans reports say Rama battles favor both sides amid claims of insurgent gains and government stalwart defense.

Nicaragua Knox Washington Zelaya Navy Cement Washington, D. C United States League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia Prairie Panama Buffalo Canal Zone Nicaraguan Vicksburg Corinto Marietta Bluefields Des Moines Tacoma Port Simon New Orleans San Francisco Navy Department Rama Sussman Estrada Altschul

US and Nicaragua Crisis Intensifies as Zelaya Defiant

Reports say Zelaya's troops retreated with many wounded on both sides. No war department orders yet to send regular troops. navy expected to handle the crisis. Secretary Knox denounces Zelaya and threatens accountability for American deaths, while Mexico cooperates on policy. Transports Logan, Cook and Buford await loading for possible deployment to Nicaragua. Zelaya’s envoy Castillo says key action remains to be determined.

Zelaya War Department Nicaragua Knox Rodriguez Cannon and Grace United States Mexico Senor Rodriguez State Department Logan Cook Buford San Francisco Philippines

The Lessons Learned at Parker's Gift Shop

The piece extols Parker's gift shop as a source of refined metropoli tan tastes with unmatched prices. It argues department stores cannot undersell Parker and that discerning shoppers find they can get exactly what they want at Parker's, highlighting value and exclusive offerings.

Parker

German and Northwestern conference merger debated by church leaders

A large gathering at a German Methodist church meets Monday to Thursday with Bishop McIntyre of Minneapolis, district superintendents, and about sixty preachers from two conferences. Discussions cover church unity, pulpit work, biblical interpretation, and modern ministry methods, with lectures by Golder, Koerner, and Hoffmann among others.

German Methodist Church Robert McIntyre Minneapolis Ladies’ Aid Society B. C. Brandenburg A. H. Koerner St. Paul Golder Cincinnati Ohio F. O. Barz C. Kreuger C. Hohn G. W. Kohler W. J. Witter C. G. Meierbechtel J. F. Froeschle J. W. Feller A. C. Panzlau G. Dossdell A. Immer G. J. Sohn L. J. Brenner W. F. Fritze F. C. Meierbechtel W. F. Schneider Cincinnatti L. W. Diedrich R. L. Hertel W. P. Schlein F. C. Schulz J. J. Hoffmann J. F. Zemke H. G. Loemke W. F. Koerner Bishop McIntyre Hirsch Charles City College Dr. Hoffart St. Paul College

Grand jury actions loom in mineral point bank case

Federal prosecutors press minutes of Allen confession as grand jury papers loom. United States Attorney Gordon and Deputy Morgan press the Mineral Point bank case with Allen held in La Crosse jail awaiting indictment. Marshal Flint plans fresh arrests while awaiting indictments and Judge Sanborn readies for the federal term.

Allen United States George H. Gordon Federal Gordon Morgan Appleby Milwaukee Minneapolis Bayfield Wis la Crosse Grand Jury Federal Grand Jury Mineral Point Bank Phillip Allen Flint Tomorow Rock Flint Madison Mineral Point la Crosse Marshall Dane County Sanborn Geo. H. Gordon James F. Lang United States Court Crier

Nicaragua Leader Presses War Amid US Pressure

US officials say punitive measures target Zelaya's advisers who, they claim, control his proclamations. They accuse Irias and others of steering Zelaya into internal conflict to destabilize Nicaragua's government. Zelaya allegedly faces pressure to incite regional clashes across towns and counties.

State Department Zelaya Cannon Grace Irias Nicaragua

Railway Strike Threatens Great Shipping Centers

The switchmen strike endangers milling industries in Minneapolis and the northwest and may spread to Chicago. The western roads general managers committee heads to Chicago to direct affairs, as the Switchmen's Union demands immediate talks with managers.

Knapp Interstate Commerce Commerce Commission Charles P. Neill United States Labor Washington Chicago Ill Minneapolis Northwest General Managers’ Committee Switchmen’s Union of North America I. G. Rawn

Johnson faces farm shortage rumors amid inspection

Commissioner Aiken says poor farm accounts and stocks were in good condition when Johnson left office. He reflects that affairs appear sound on initial review, while awaiting a full report. Friends of Johnson blame enemies for spreading alleged shortages.

Commissioner Aiken Johnson

Johnson Company to Repair Clock After Board Action

A. Dosberg of Johnson Service Company Milwaukee says a new air compressor and a general overhaul will fix the Pneumatic clock at the courthouse. The visit follows county board action authorizing the district attorney to sue the firm for the clock’s failure to keep time.

A. Dosberg Johnson Service Company Milwaukee Court House

Steamer Rescues Schooner and Crew

In a fierce northeaster with heavy seas the Red Star liner Vaderland, departing New York yesterday, rescued the captain his wife and the crew from a schooner at peril.

New York Red Star Vaderland

Rescue of Eugene Borda Crew Amid Atlantic Hurricane

The dismasted schooner Eugene Borda from Stonington Maine was rescued as a hurricane swept the Atlantic. News arrived via wireless from Captain Thomas G. Barman of the Vaderland, relayed by Red Star agents this afternoon.

Eugene Borda Stonington Atlantic Thomas G. Barman Vaderland Red Star

Champions to Fight for $101,000 Purse

Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason will stage the big prize fight between James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson. They secured a guaranteed purse of $101,000 and 66 2/3 per cent of the picture receipts, accepted by the fighters this afternoon. The bout must be held in Utah Nevada or California.

Hoboken N J Tex Rickard Jack Gleason James J. Jeffries Jack Johnson Utah Nevada California

He who dances must pay the fiddler proverb insight

A compact old saying notes that dancers must settle with the fiddler, typically charging about ten times the dance's value. The quip reflects a humorous view on paying for music and entertainment.

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