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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1915

Page

5

English teacher Ruth Cotten dies at 26

Faculty and students mourn the death of Miss Ruth Cotten a two year English teacher at the high school in Eau Claire She died at her home after illness lasting most of the summer and was believed to die from complications related to a tonsilitis attack Miss Cotten was 26 and the daughter of F H L Cotten of Eau Claire

Ruth Cotten Eau Claire Miss Cotten B. E. McCormick la Crosse F. H. L. Cotten

Deceptive Woman Faces Man’s Surprising Realization

A man discovers the woman he trusted has been deceitful about her intentions. The affair unravels as hidden motives come to light, leaving him shocked by the depth of her duplicity.

Pocket Picked Farmhand Report Spurs Trial

Joseph Balinski reported a wallet with 60 to 70 dollars missing from his possession in a saloon last night. Harry Swift faces imminent trial for pocket picking Balinski’s wallet. Police seek relatives of William Schanick who dropped dead in a Front street saloon a month ago. a friend names a brother in Ironwood and a nephew on the Winona force. The deceased man, identified at one point as William Hatcher, a bricklayer, is buried at the poor farm cemetery.

Joseph Balinski Balinski Harry Swift William Schanick Front Schanick Ironwood Wis Winona William Hatcher la Crescent Poor Farm

Adventurous Seamen and U.S. Guns Guard Neutral Ports

A Sunday Herald note highlights port protection as adventurous seamen risk breaking laws, while United States firearms act as a check. The feature showcases best war pictures from fronts, illustrating timely U.S. involvement and maritime vigilance.

United States New York Herald

People in brief and business visits in La Crosse and area

County Treasurer Ole Lunde was away from the courthouse yesterday and moved Mrs Lunde to their Vernon county home near Coon Valley after her operation. Dexter Minn visitor R Hunter came to La Crosse for business. G D Gooding From Chicago on a business mission. Christmas bazaar at Presbyterian church December 4 with dinner 25 cents. Various locals and visitors listed for business, travel, and returning home.

B. A Ole Lunde W. A. Bright Trempealeau la Crosse F. C. Kinney St. Paul N. A. Halvorsen Butte Mont M. H. Skjeie Galesville Cass Street J. A. Evans Sparta Arthur Rust Ferryville A. Larson Sacred Heart Minn Joe Rahrer Genoa R. A. Schwahn Eau Claire John Hartley New Albia Fred Scherf Milwaukee B. B. Ostram Anna McManimon Oak Ridge A. Gallagher Allie Johnson Whalen C. F. Schonlau C. Schonlau Lewiston John Hahn J. Hesselgrove Ridgeway Christ Olson Storer Valley Chicago Agnes Onsgard Spring Grove Lockwood Thomas Chapel L. H. Briggs C. V. Carrier Spring Valley Fred Redman South Ridge Theodore Skree Moorhead Badger Trane Company Abe Lewis Alfred Carlson Money Creek Houston Lena Christianson Gena Wilson Laura Swenson Winona S. Siverson Henry Holmes Fischer Prof Wild Ben Bensons Swede Bottom Charles Benson Edgar Schubert Henry Forsyth Joe Berg Malden Wash Magnussen I. G. Iverson Effie Brandt A. G. Samuelson Ella Swenson H. Wohlers Brownsville Looney Vale Ville Effie Benson Union Ridge C. W. Anderson

Laxative Bromo Quinine Featured by E. W. Grove

An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as superior to ordinary Quinine for all uses. It claims no nervousness or head ringing and promotes the tonic and laxative effects. The copy urges seeking the unique Bromo Quinine with E. W. Grove’s signature.

E. W. Grove

Martial Law Proclaimed in Gambling Parish

Gov Hall decreed martial law in Jefferson Parish Louisiana after accusing county authorities of not enforcing state gambling laws. The move labels the area as the Louisiana Free State and aims to restore order under state authority.

New Orleans Jefferson Parish Louisiana Free State Hall

Luxurious car leads to arrest in Minneapolis bank robbery

In Duluth five men dressed as laborers in a fast touring car drew police attention. Hugo A. Eden is under arrest as a suspected robber of the Camden Park State Bank in Minneapolis. Teller John Petersen identified Eden. Police found the group with a case of beer preparing to celebrate. Two fugitives are sought in Duluth, Superior and nearby areas.

Duluth Minn Hugo A. Eden Camden Park State Bank Minneapolis John Petersen Eden Martinson Superior

Greek steamer Zarisis sunk by submarine near Malta

The Greek steamer Zarisis of 2904 tons owned by Michalinos Maritime and Commercial company was sunk by a submarine. The crew landed today at Malta. The vessel’s home port is Piraeus Athens.

London Malta Michalinos Maritime and Commercial Company Piraeus Athens

The Coming Baby Inspires Hope And Comfort

A nostalgic column extols pregnancy joys and promotes Mothers Friend as an external remedy for easing labor. Letters from mothers and grandmothers praise its effect on expanding muscles and anxiety reduction. Readers are urged to request a free book from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.

Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Bidg Atlanta

Priscilla Circle to Meet at Mrs Otto Krenz Home

The Priscilla Circle of Caledonia Street Methodist Church will be entertained tomorrow by Mrs Otto Krenz at her residence 1453 Wood Street.

Priscilla Circle Caledonia Street Methodist Church Otto Krenz Wood Street

Mrs Mayo hosts Wednesday party for Marion’s fifth birthday

Mrs. C Mayo entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of her daughter Marion’s fifth birthday anniversary. Guests attended the celebration, sharing refreshments and good wishes in a family gathering marking the occasion.

Mrs. C. Mayo Marion

Surprise 18 Guests Honor Mr and Mrs Liesenfeld

Mr and Mrs Henry Liesenfeld of 811 Rose Street were surprised Saturday evening by eighteen friends. Lavender chrysanthemums decorated the home and lunch was served. The couple received a number of beautiful gifts.

Henry Liesenfeld Rose Street Mrs. Liesenfeld

Christmas Bazaar At First Presbyterian Church

The Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church host a Christmas bazaar in the church parlors on Saturday December 4 featuring a children department with bean bags toys school bags rompers aprons and other gifts. A shower for the bazaar was held at Mrs J A Rowles home 214 North Sixth Street with many congregation members bringing items. The bazaar opens at ten in the morning and runs all day.

First Presbyterian Church J. A. Rowles North Sixth Street

Madison Fire Destroys French Battery Plant

Madison Wisconsin December 2 The French Battery and Carbon company plant burned down in under an hour causing an estimated 100000 in losses and leaving 150 workers unemployed. Officials speculate an electrical short in the flash light department started the blaze though no incendiary cause is confirmed. The factory produced batteries for automobiles shipped to the war zone and adjacent homes suffered fire damage.

Madison Wis French Battery & Carbon Company

Fire guts Serber block in Muncie injuring four firefighters

A high wind and weak suppression left the Serber block in Muncie gutted this morning. Fire caused about 100000 dollars in damage and seriously injured four firefighters, named as Carl Power Nelson Smith C Taylor and William Guffigan.

Muncie Ind Serber Carl Power Nelson Smith C. Taylor William Guffigan

Donald Jonson Delights City With Notable Piano Recital

Isidor Tippmann praises Donald Jonson on his Normal Hall recital feat. Schumann Intermezzo and Romance in F major highlighted, with Bach Gavotte, Paderewski Nocturno, Scarlatti Sonata, and Stojowski notes. Jonson’s growth under Paderewski and Stojowski sets stage for a bright musical future.

Our City Donald Jonson Normal Hall Jonson Schumann Mr. Jonson MacDowell Paderewski Stojowski Amourette de Pierrot Scarlatti Della Haton Dutton New York Sigismund Stojowski Old World New World Ignace Jan Paderewski Poland Isidor Tippmann

Miss Adams Improves After Night At Presbyterian Hospital

Miss Jane Addams of Hull House had a reasonably comfortable night at Presbyterian hospital, says Dr. James Herrick. The noted suffrage leader and sociologist remains with a high fever, a special nurse staying at her bedside throughout the night and an additional nurse replacing her early today.

Chicago Jane Addams Hull House Presbyterian Hospital James Herrick

Jane Addams Rests Comfortably After Night

Jane Addams passed a good night and was resting easily at Presbyterian hospital, Chicago, announced today on December 2.

Chicago Jane Addams The Presbyterian Hospital

State inspectors target dealers feeding birdshot to chickens

Grand Rapids Michigan December 2 state inspectors pursue dealers who feed birdshot to chickens to increase their weight as part of an investigation into poultry fraud and safety concerns.

Grand Rapids, Mich

Concert to Open Houston Lyceum in Minnesota

The Redpath Lyceum course opens with a Joseph Quintano band concert at the Houston Opera House next Monday evening under Houston high school auspices. Local social notes include a Presbyterian Sunday school sociable and multiple visits among residents and surrounding towns.

Houston, Minn Redpath Lyceum Houston High School Joseph Quintano Opera House Presbyterian Sunday School Sherman House

Illinois veterinary convention opens with livestock care focus

Chicago on December 2 reports the Illinois State Veterinary Medical association began its annual convention with a focus on livestock care. Four hundred delegates were expected for a reception at the Lexington hotel, while routine business and addresses were planned for the next day.

Chicago Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association Lexington Hotel

Look at the Tongue for Sick Children Propaganda

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to diagnose feverish or uneasy children by tongue coating. It promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative that reliefs stomach issues and constipation in kids and adults, touting its taste and urging buyers to verify genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.

California Fig Syrup Company

Escape Bandits Over The Border

A small party of Americans from El Tigre Mexico defeated bandits who tried to abduct the women and were expected to cross into Arizona soon. General Obregon announced Villa's power broken and prisoners captured, while bands in northern Sonora were to be wiped out after raids that killed men and children and abducted girls and women.

Douglas, Ariz el Tigre Mexico Arizona Obregon Villa Sonora

Also Mentioned on This Page

Express John C. Burns the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman Gur Ateway City Transfer CO W.F. Strauss Pearl St M. Erickson Batk Horlick Ruplin Trane’s Doerflinger Wisconsin- Minnesota Light and Power Co J. N. Moncrieff Mgr City News W.T. Irvine Gray Chas. Beyschlag Main Street Priscilla French Battery and Carbon Company Miss Addams Mit Houston Lyceum Quintano O. T. Erhart Main St Castoria
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