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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
8
The Supreme Court ruling against mixed student housing spurs Berea College in Kentucky to fund new segregation measures. Donations from Mrs Russell Sage and others approach half a million dollars as the institution navigates its history of free, inclusive access prior to 1900.
Congressman elect William J. Moxley from Illinois is cleared of oleomargarine swindle ties after testimony by John Dadie, his son-in-law and firm member, in Milwaukee. Witnesses recount labeling of butterine as Jersey Lily creamery butter and government inspector Beecher Sterne testifies to product seizure. Dane County jail holds A E Graham of Janesville awaiting preliminary trial.
F Edward Strass linked to an Oshkosh bonding concern and residing in Racine and Charles W. Finch of 607 Hanover Street were arraigned in district court. Police say they victimized Milwaukee residents to the extent of over $3,000.
Mrs S Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire reports buying Foley's Kidney Remedy about a year ago. She says it cured a severe long standing kidney trouble and calls it a grand good medicine. She endorses it highly. The letter is signed O T Erhart.
Milwaukee police pursue the murderers of Hattie Zinda as investigators, aided by hundreds of search crews and a raised reward, promise important developments within a day or two while remaining silent on specifics.
Sigvald A Qvale of Eau Claire Wisconsin age about nineteen in poor health has donated 30000 to Luther Hospital from his anticipated deathbed letter to directors. He inherited a large estate from his father who died earlier. the gift leaves the hospital debt free and follows his tuberculosis illness.
Rosedale Tex Miss Bertha Spell of this city writes of her experience with Cardui the woman’s tonic She states fever for forty eight days swelling of feet and womanly troubles improved after using six bottles Then notes Cardui along with other remedies can restore strength and offers home treatment details from Chattanooga Medicine Co Tenn
A West Salem family learns that Alvah Miles, a former pupil and beloved friend of Senator La Follette, was shot by a deer hunter in Iron River as his funeral plans unfold. The incident follows recent football and hunting tragedies, prompting reflection on sport safety and community mourning. Miles left a widow and two young daughters. his sister Lida Miles survives.
Prof. Raymond V. Phelan of the University of Minnesota denounces the Aldrich backed central banking system as impracticable and argues for federal banking through a growing federation of banking, citing historical development and reform considerations.
The renowned Stradivarius violin once played by Fritz Kreisler was purchased yesterday by a Chicago music house. Kreisler cited Mrs. Kreisler’s health and nearing retirement as reasons to reduce holdings. The instrument, dating to 1726, is valued at about $15,000 and is noted for its large broad style.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh with a promise of 100 dollars to any case it fails to cure. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution, and notes availability through druggists at 75 cents. The pitch includes testimonials and a side note for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Joe Killian, Winona club manager, confirms in a letter to the sporting editor that he will manage the Winona crabbing team again in 1910. He promises a strong club with new faces after weak spots last year and says he will recruit several new players while staying in Sterling, Illinois during the winter. Killian plans a return visit to Winona for a directors conference.
Advertises Foley's Urino Laxative as the best choice for women and children with mild action and pleasant taste. Claims it cures constipation and contrasts favorably with harsher purgatives like pills and tablets. By O. T. Erhart.
A fragmentary notice mentions A. J. Philips of West Salem and a date November 29, noting he is a husband and father among family losses.
Walden Fawcett notes Uncle Sam's new naval training stations near Chicago and San Diego will greatly boost training for seamen. Several million dollars fund the Chicago facility serving the Great Lakes district, while a similar amount equips San Diego Bay to train Pacific coast enlistees for service on U.S. warships.
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