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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
6
Mrs Omie Parkerson reports years of worsening salt rheum on hands arms and face resisted by four doctors and costly treatments. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment her hands improved from the first use and are now well urging others with skin troubles to try the remedies. Nashville Tennessee January February March 1907.
In La Crosse the local labor unions entered the Board of Trade deliberations for the first time with eight delegates present and nine admitted members. Plans for an annual banquet were approved and elections moved to the banquet night. The boosting effort aims to favor La Crosse made goods, with factory visits authorized and a special committee to tour five local plants. A profit of 276.69 was reported from the boost campaign with expenses detailed and checks on hand.
Mrs Bradley plans to sue for a portion of Brown's estate for her two sons Arthur and Montgomery. A suit has begun in Salt Lake City to invalidate Brown's will and grant half the estate to the sons. Her legal team expresses confidence the will will be broken and the sons will inherit.
The Democratic State Committee plans a Jackson Day meeting and banquet in New York on January 8 with prominent Democrats from across the country to discuss informal plans for the coming national campaign.
A health notice claims most people reach age fifty with signs of kidney trouble and bladder weakness. It endorses an old vegetable treatment with Compound Karyon Dandelion fluid extract sarsaparilla syrup and water. The plan rests on cleansing the system and relieving rheumatic pains and urinary issues in the elderly.
The article outlines looming fights between the White House and anti-administration factions in Congress over currency and emergency circulation, with tactics expected to be aggressive from both sides. It notes Foraker and Taft tensions, Cannon’s stance against expanded federal power, and the Democrats awaiting opportunities while factional Republican strife grows.
Seymour Ambrose of Ambrose Manufacturing charged with larceny of a $20 watch from C. H. Putnam, night clerk, at the American house, whose preliminary hearing before Judge Brindley adjourned to 8:30 this afternoon. Evidence includes a watch found in Ambrose’s bureau drawer amid old newspapers. The case hinges on identity and possible alias C. H. Lavis.
Former Chancellor Commander Will Again Head Local Knights of Pythias lodge No 27. Officers elected for the coming year include Karl G Kurtenacker V C Harvey G Cole Pres Fred W Phillips M of W Frank W Holmes K of R and S Chas A Hunt M of F C C Hamilton M of Ex John D Wilson M of A Chas J Wachs I G Wm D Orton O G Burt C Smith Trustee William J Scott Representative to Grand lodge Karl G Kurtenacker Convention Tonight district convention of Knights of Pythias opens evening at new lodge rooms district includes La Crosse Galesville Alma Prairie du Chien Viroscqu La Farge Bangor Sparta Tomah New Lisbon. General routine business to be taken up. Arrangements for annual E P New Years ball at the new lodge rooms New Years day and evening. Trustees for the dance committees C A Hunt B S Smith and Karl G Kurtenacker Dana's full orchestra secured.
Oklahoma lawmakers move to segregate rail service with bills requiring transportation firms to provide separate compartments for races and separate waiting rooms. Freight and excursion trains are exempt, reflecting early Jim Crow policy in state law.
Arthur I. Vorys, Ohio state insurance commissioner since July 1900, resigns effective December 16 to focus on managing the Taft presidential candidacy. Governor Harris names Judge Charles C. Lemert as executive clerk to fill the vacancy.
Judge Lamoure Jr of North Dakota won a presidential nomination for collector of customs in the district of North and South Dakota. The announcement came from Washington on December 4.
Patrick H. Casey, famed Milwaukee Road detective with local headquarters, missed Thanksgiving dinner after a 20 pound turkey presented at Minnesota Junction vanished from a satchel containing his handcuffs pistol and other Sherlock Holmes gear. The turkey disappeared on the train, leaving investigators puzzled about the theft.
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