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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement emphasizes kidneys as central to overall health and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims many diseases start with kidney disorders and offers samples, pamphlet guidance, and mail order from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
Rockford officials warn they will sell the franchise if Freeport is ousted from the Wisconsin Illinois league and Appleton joins, saying a lopsided south end would burden the team. League directors will decide at a meeting next month as Green Bay Oshkosh Wausau and Fond du Lac unite against Freeport.
Young players from several minor leagues converge in New York to present claims before the National Association, seeking recognition and approval for their participation and status in upcoming competitions.
Presidents J. D. O'Brien of the American Association and P. T. Powers of the Eastern League lead a conference at the Hotel Victoria with club representatives from both circuits. They prepare to present claims to the national commission as winter baseball debates minor league classification.
One and one half fare for the round trip from Dec 7 to 17 for the National Corn Exposition in Omaha. Return by Dec 22. Full particulars available from Ticket Agents.
Guarantee offered for curing itching bleeding protruding or blind piles within 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertises PAZO Ointment at 50 cents.
Yusif Mahmout the Bulgarian Turk arrived in Chicago from Montreal with manager Antoine Pierre to face Fred Beel in the season finale at the Seventh Regiment Armory Friday night. Mahmout weighs about 198 pounds in top condition and is 25, noted by Pierre as a strong athletic type.
A vivid description portrays a polite official on sunny streets who treats women with bowing courtesy and uses simple acts like removing a hat and tying horses to poles, reflecting a bygone public decorum.
The death of Dr. John B. Taylor former Pennsylvania star runner casts gloom on campus. Despite his color he was popular and regarded as one of the greatest runners of recent years on campus.
The passage recounts First Ladies Arthur Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland shaping White House social life. It notes Mrs. Arthur’s sister as host and the democratic critique, Mrs. Cleveland’s lasting popularity, Ruth as the first White Houseborn child, and ex President Cleveland’s death affecting the widow living in Princeton New Jersey.
Chicago December reports that coach Arthur Hall of the University of Illinois will stay connected with the Illini next season. A banquet group of alumni says Hall will not abandon football and will contribute plays and guidance to the orange and blue squad.
James E. Sullivan, president of the Amateur Athletic Union and new New York City school board member, urges a stadium project in New York City. He argues the city could allocate 3 million dollars for a stadium, noting the 6 million spent on a speedway as precedent.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a tonic for nerves affecting heart action. A testimonial by Mrs D Barron from Covington Ky claims relief after three bottles and urges druggists to offer a first bottle return if no benefit, with Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana listed.
Pitchers Joe Doyle and Billy Hogg of the Highlanders urge the national commission to force Frank Farrell, president of the New York Americans, to sign higher checks. Doyle claims he earned only half pay late season and seeks the contract amount. Hogg seeks free agency after lengthy complaint letter to Garry Herrmann.
More people are using Foley's Kidney Remedy annually and it is promoted as the most effective treatment for kidney and bladder troubles. The ad claims it corrects irregularities, rebuilds tissues, restores vitality, and makes users feel and look well. Endorsed by O. T. Erhart.
In Port au Prince Gen Natoine Simon and Gen Fouchard reach accord. Simon vows to continue government until a president is named. North Haiti tensions rise as Commander Shipley orders aid to Gonaives to protect American interests amid rumors Gen Leconte is mobilizing forces.
Jockey Charles Gardner, a leading lightweight rider from New York, has accepted trainer H Eugene Leighs offer to ride in France. He will depart with Leigh on his return to New York from the west.
Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee won approval for a resolution granting the panel authority to compel witness attendance at the tariff hearing. The measure passed unanimously and without debate.
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