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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1908

Page

10

Advocate federal mine supervision urged at congress

Senator Charles Dick of Ohio Governor Charles S Deneen of Illinois Congressman W F Englebright and George H Harrison spoke at the American Mining Congress in Pittsburg advocating federal supervision for mines A bureau of mines in the interior department with lawmaking authority was urged and Englebright supported federal oversight as well

Pittsburg Chas. Dick Ohio Chas. S. Deneen Illinois W. F. Englebright Nevada City Cal George H. Harrison Columbus American Mining Congress Bureau of Mines Department of the Interior W. E. Engiebright

Divorce Granted to Joseph Riese from Gertie Riese

Joseph Riese was granted a divorce from his wife Gertie Riese on Friday afternoon on grounds of desertion.

Joseph Riese Gertie Riese

Ohio Nolles the Standard Cases in Hancock County

Findlay Ohio December 5. Hancock county abandoned all but two suits against the Standard Oil company and will likely strike all from the docket. Prosecuting Attorney David said indictments were nolled because similar cases are being prosecuted by the United States Attorney General and the attorneys general of Ohio and Missouri.

Findlay Ohio Hancock County Standard Oil Company David United States Attorney General Missouri

Cost of floods reaches record damages in eight months

Washington report shows flood damage totaling 237.86 million dollars in the first eight months of the year, highlighting widespread losses across regions and sectors.

Washington, D. C

Mossback Passed Away After Fifteen Year Absence

A village dialog notes that Mossback has died, remarking that even grass has grown over his once idle feet during his absence of fifteen years.

Mossback

Mysterious Cure Specialist Promises Quick Safe Relief

An advertisement invites sufferers to visit a local doctor offering a confidential cure for headaches back pains and related ailments. The ad promises free counsel and reasonable charges for a perfect cure and urges those dissatisfied with other treatments to seek the specialist. It cites numerous past cures and emphasizes secrecy in all dealings.

Beggar Shot After Refused Aid Hits Philadelphia Man

In Duluth Richard Evans, living in Philadelphia, lies dying after a beggar, refused aid, attacked him and shot him in the chest area with the bullet lodging near his lung. Evans was found by Officer Holm in a bloodied state. In Waterloo, George Ramstead, assistant cashier at Peoples Savings bank in Vinton, was shot in the shoulder by a hidden assailant who misidentified him and fled after Ramstead’s pardon.

Duluth Minn Richard Evans Philadelphia Superior Evans Holm Waterloo George Ramstead Peoples’ Savings Bank Vinton John Ramstead

IOWA MAN WEARS TOE JOINT AS WATCH CHARM

Arthur Ely of Monroe Iowa wears the end joint of the middle toe of his left foot mounted in gold and diamonds as a watch charm. After the toe twisted and was amputated months ago he had the end joint mounted and now shows the bone with a diamond monogram on his watch fob.

Monroe, In Arthur Ely Ely

Government building many new boats in Stillwater

Owing to additional orders for a third fleet of river barges, Josiah Batchelder reports expanded boat construction. The government effort aims to bolster river improvements with increased production capacity and work for local yards.

Stillwater Josiah Batchelder

Truth and Quality in Laxatives Promoted by California Fig Syrup Co

The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe effective laxative. It claims cleansing and pleasurable action without debility or dosage increases and notes physicians approve its genuine California Fig Syrup Co. manufacture.

California Fig Syru: Co Usta

Dredge Peele In Service As Winter Shipyard Work Opens

Tendents of the United States boat yards at South Stillwater plan winter indoor and outdoor tasks as weather allows. A first order for the dredge Peele and ten barges moved into service, with another fleet of ten barges under construction to be finished in spring.

United States South Stillwater

Marked For Death to Health By King's New Discovery

Mrs. A C Williams of Backy credits three years of graveyard cough and failed doctors to Dr King s New Discovery She reports gaining 58 pounds and complete restoration of health The medicine is touted as a world healing record for coughs colds and lung throat disease It prevents pneumonia Available at O T Erhart s drug store with trial bottle free and 50c and 1 00 price.

O. T. Erhart

Minnesotan Killed in Montana Shootout

In Kalispell Montana on December 5 a drunken quarrel between James Rafferty and Edward Finley, both former Marshall County Minnesota residents, ended with Rafferty shot dead and Finley fleeing as a posse pursues. Bystander Al Bennett was shot twice during the exchange.

Kalispel Mont James Rafferty Edward Finley Marshall County Minn Finley al Bennett

Inspectors Call for Better North Dakota Schools

Inspector R. Heyward of the North Dakota high schools issues a statement in Grand Forks urging improvements in school facilities and standards. He emphasizes updated curricula and better resources to raise educational quality across districts.

Grand Forkes, N. D R. Heyward High Schools of North Dakota

High School Board Urges Assembly Room Gym Ventilation

Notice to all superintendents and principals that the high school board recommends adequate provision in every building designed for high school use for an assembly room and a gymnasium, with special attention to proper ventilation.

Postal law blocks bridge party mailings in Minneapolis

Minneapolis bridge whist players confront new postal rules extending lottery gift game provisions. Postmaster W D Hale told a city society woman that invitations to board parties with prizes are barred from the mails under the ruling.

Minneapolis, Minn Minneapolis Bridge W. D. Hale Minneapolis

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Cold Sore Quickly

Leo F. Zelinski of 68 Gibson St Buffalo N Y says he cured a severe cold sore with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He applied it once daily for two days and every trace of the sore disappeared. Sold with guarantee at O T Erhart's drug store for 25 cents.

Leo F. Zelinski Gibson St Buffalo, N. Y Bucklen O. T. Erhart

Emperor William Portrait From 1805 Reflects Kaiser in Command

A photograph by Underwood shows a shy youth resembling a gentle boy, though in 1805 he was Kaiser's figure guiding Germany. The caption notes his growing influence over military generals and school teachers across the empire.

William Underwood & Underwood New York Kaiser William of Germany Empire

Amateurs At The Bijou Deliver Uneven Night Show

Regular Bijou audience enjoys a mixed Friday program headlined by Frank Petrick who is to marry tomorrow. The act includes a controversial blackface routine by McIntyre and Heath, a mocked Italian aria gone awry, and a chaotic dog interruption. Manager Koppelberger wagers on a return appearance by "Rosy" to settle the bill.

Bijou Frank Petrick Petrick Walter Schaldach Mascagni Douglass Douglas McIntyre Heath Bowery Koppelberger Rosy

Dangerous Operation Described In Medical Ad

An old drug advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as gentle and effective. It warns against appendectomy as a frightening operation and praises curing constipation biliousness and malaria. Available for 25 cents at T. Erhart's drug store.

Dr King T. Erhart

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