Magoon to Secure Luke Wright Job in Taft Cabinet
Luke E Wright to remain secretary of war until late next year then retire. Charles E Magoon, provisional governor of Cuba, to succeed Wright and later tour the Philippines before becoming secretary of war. Magoon’s Cuba record praised as Taft considers him for top post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Taft
Charles E. Magoon
Nebraska
Magoon
Cuba
Panama Canal Zone
Philippines
Palma
United States
Panama
Gomez
Panama Canal
J. F. Smith
First M. E. church hosts Japanese sale and pie supper
The First M. E. church announces a Japanese sale and chicken pie supper scheduled Thursday afternoon and evening in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Maccabees Elect Officers at New Century Hive 101 Meeting
The New Century Hive No. 101 of the Maccabees held a regular meeting and elected officers. Lady commander Mrs J Jojade heads the list with H Goodale as lieutenant commander and Susie Weather spoon as secretary. Others include F Briebach treasurer H Knight chaplain and multiple mistresses at arms.
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New Century
The
Maccabees
J. Jojade
H. Goodale
Susie Weatherspoon
F. Briebach
H. Knight
A. Pilger
A. Vargin
Seltzer
Ticha
B. Gleason
Heart Treatment Offers Free Heart Book and Care
Dr Miles advertises free heart book examination chart and $2.50 free treatment. He claims over 200000 patients treated in eight years and lists testimonials from patients across multiple states praising cures of heart disease. Address Dr Franklin Miles Dept H Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
United States
Jas Adams
Winona St
Chicago
Edward Abkey
Forest Hill
J. W. Snow
Mayfield
A. G. Miller
Deadwood
S. D
Franklin Miles
Dept. H
Main Street
Elkhart
Indiana
Waterloo police chief denies he 'jobbed' La Crosse sheriff
An article recounts tense exchanges between Waterloo authorities and La Crosse officials over a prisoner case. It alleges conning and framing, delayed transfers, and a suspicious plan to hold suspects without proper papers. Rogers responds with humor after release.
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Waterloo
Geen
Houston
Grand Jury
Burns
Sheriff Burns
Leighton
Mr. Burns
Chief Leighton
Dubuque
Admiral Coghlan Dies After Noted Spanish American War Career
Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan retired and died at New Rochelle of heart disease. He commanded the Raleigh at Manila Bay and was praised for eminent conduct. Coghlan helped enforce the blockade rules against German ships and was a prominent Dewey advisor credited with bold, outspoken humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jos. B. Coghlan
New Rochelle
Spain
Raleigh
Manila Bay
Coghlan
Joe’ Coghlan
Manila
Dewey
von Diederich
Philippine
Union League Club
Capt. Coghlan
Wilhelm
Kaiser
Stolen Goods Found In Waterloo Suitcases
A station agent noticed missing baggage checks and found them on two suitcases. Police arrested Rogers and a girl, later identifying them and alerting Winona. Investigations showed the goods in the suitcases were stolen elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rogers
Winona
la Crosse
South Dakota
Weber
Hawley Free to Join Any Team Says Elliott
John A. Elliott, former president of the La Crosse Baseball association, declares Hawley is free after signing only a 1908 contract. La Crosse has no claim on the manager, who may join Oshkosh or any team. Elliott returns from a New York trip and notes no further obligations. A meeting will be held to plan next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
la Crosse
Oshkosh
John A. Elliott
la Crosse Baseball Association
Wisconsin-Illinois
New York
East
Elliott
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Mik Donlin
New York Giant
Mable Hite
Henry Rooney
Mr. Elliott
X RAY Opposed to Dividing 10th Judicial Circuit
A letter from X RAY argues against splitting the Sixth judicial circuit, claiming La Crosse benefits as a feeder city to the circuit. The writer urges supporters to press representatives to block a division and maintain the current arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Judicial Court
la Crosse
Horse Shot After Nail Injury During Wood Hauling
John Beranak of South Sixteenth Street lost a valuable horse that stepped on a nail while hauling wood from Isle la Plume about ten days ago. Tetanus developed this week, forcing the animal to be shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beranak
South Sixteenth Street
Isle la Plume
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Mlume
Elliott - Loeffler Company
Pearl
Phore
Clark & Clark
Via
la Crosse, Wis
CMAHA
Spokane
Big Horn Basin
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Omaha
Wyo
Yellowstone Valley
Mont
H. B. Smith
Q.R.R
Monroe
Wis
Fred Hoffstetter
Luke Wright
Roosevelt
Taft Law
Jojade Head
Pictorial Review
Weis Book Store
Main St
M. D
LL. B
Turkey
Per
Rhein
France
Lorraine
Gott
Hemisphere
Brebare
Meinself
Foley
Wurino
O. T. Erhart
Zerker LaCrosse
Base
Ball Association
Savaronas
Fay Lewis & Bros. Company
Japan
T Rayo Lamp
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Max Rogers
Roger Brothers
New York Company
Funke
Pons
the Tribune
DR. Watterson
South Forth Street
le Oe
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