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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1911

Page

5

Perkins Urges Business Court to Enforce Trust Rules

George Morgan, former partner of J. Pierpont Morgan, told the Senate Commerce Commission that a proposed business court should have power to jail violators of trust regulations. He proposed a court within the Department of Commerce and Labor, licensing corporations, requiring publicity and commission approval of capitalization practices for interstate and international businesses.

Department of Complere and Labor

Rains Collide in Fog Kills One, Injures Six in Missouri

A fog bound collision between two Missouri Pacific trains near Eureka Missouri killed a fireman from Pacific and injured six others. Dense mist blocked visibility, delaying the rear train as crews worked to clear wreckage.

Louis John Pacific

Prisoner survives five hours bound in Illinois robbery

In Ill., Dec 12, a man named Bliss endured five hours bound and gagged after highwaymen robbed a railroad station safe. The attackers beat him and left him in a shanty before fleeing with the loot, tying his relatives to convey the tale.

N, Ill Bliss

Finest Train Uses Best Beer On Olympian

Heileman Brewing announces Old Style Lager will be listed on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line's Olympian train menu. Secretary Emil T. Mueller calls it the best beer on the finest train.

Heileman Brewing Company Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Emil T. Mueller

County Jail Repair Bids Opened December 1911

Sealed bids will be received by the county clerk for three jail repair propositions on December 22, 1911 at 2 p m. Proposals cover replacing angles and floor work in the first floor cell room with reinforced concrete and steel plate options. Each bid must include a 50 dollar certified check and 50 percent bond.

William A. Bradley Peter Lehnen George J., Ritter

Western governors visit Harrisburg for capitol tour

The western governors arrived in Harrisburg and were greeted by President Eberts of the board of trade and a Carlisle Indian band committee. Luncheon followed at the board of trade, a procession formed, and they toured the new capitol and state buildings. Governor Tener will host a reception and a public meeting in the house of representatives.

Harrisburg Eberts Board of Trade Carlisle

Local visitors and shoppers mingle in La Crosse

City residents and travelers from Caledonia Mabel Mindoro Sparta Westby Cashton and Lansing visit La Crosse for business and social runs. Peet's offers Christmas hosiery silk waists and fur sales while Y M C A membership promos and travel agents from Illinois Central and L N railroad frequent the city. A poker quip closes the column.

Paulsen’s Peter Nilten Independence Peet's Main Street Oscar Okon Mabel Minn la Crosse G. L. Bean Sparta Geo. Powell J. P. Onstad Houston Mark Post la Crescent Milwaukee P. W. Morrow Chicago Louisville & Nashville Railroad O. H. Oftedahl Westby Miss St. Pfaff Mindoro Gateway City H. M. Perry Oscar Lenne D. Gantenbein Diamond Bluff Carl Oftendahl Peet M. L. Larson Cashton E. C. Rippe Caledonia A. O. Colby Joseph S. Evans A. G. Lund Lanesboro la Crosse Friends Peet’s Main C. Christianson James Snidden Grant A. Ladd Lansing Iowa M. H. Bekkedal S. V. Martin Dubuque James Dunn A. J. Mueller Cass Street

Temple Club Set for Third Dance at Masonic Temple

The Temple club will give the third dance of the series at the Ma sonic temple tomorrow night.

The Temple Club Masonic Temple

Mrs Jojade Surprised by Maccabees at 1822 Charles St

The ladies of Maccabees No 191 surprised Mrs L Jojade at her home 1822 Charles street Monday evening. She received a beautiful pin of the order. Attendees included Mesdames Kent Schee ly Weida Hanson Stevenson Rior dan Pilger Schinie King Pender gast Wartinbee Briebach McGaran Botz Drake Nutting Riser Staats Larson Herrington Kathary Engrebsen Laura Scheel Lillian Jojade and others with Mabel Pilger Hilda Brown Clara Henning Sarah Snell Susie and Nellie Witherspoon. Laura Scheel and Lillian Jojade assisted in serving.

Social notes from the city and nearby towns

Miss Katie MacFarlan visits Sparta then returns to Montreal. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Dress, after Thanksgiving in Chicago, head to Cheyenne to spend winter with Mrs J B Griffith. Mrs M A Eaton returns to Minneapolis to join daughter Mrs Mary Shadbolt before holidays.

Katie MacFarlan A. O. Hunt Sparta Miss MacFarlan Montreal Can Nicholas Dress S. B. Denison S. E. Wells Chicago Cheyenne Wyo J. B. Griffith M. A. Eaton Minneapolis Mary Shadbolt

High Praise For Tuskegee Negro School

Cornelius B. Hosner of Tuskegee Normal and Institute lauds the Tuskegee plant and its 100 dormitories as part of a thirty year experiment in Black education. He cites Booker T. Washington and the Negro school’s origins as factors in its development and success.

Tuskegee Normal and Institute Cornelius B. Hosner Tuskegee Institute Alabama Beoker T. Washington Tuskegee Plant

Tuskegee Institute Urges Education Reform and Growth

Cornelius B. Hosmer is confirmed as an authorized Tuskegee Institute representative. The article cites Tuskegee as a leading industrial university with 1750 students and over 400 children, under a black faculty. Prominent educators praise the institute's impact and relevance. Booker T. Washington endorses Hosmer in a telegram.

Tuskegee Institute United States Chidren Tuskegee C. P. Cary America B. S. Steadwell Hosmer Booker T. Washington Ala B.S. Steadwell la Crosse Wis Cornelius B. Hosmer Tuskegee Normal and Institute

King and Queen Receive Natives at Delhi Durbar

King George and Queen Mary, tired from a ceremonial durbar, spent the day receiving officers of the volunteer and native forces while public celebrations unfolded at the fort. The monarchs faced mixed reactions to the capital move with a grand fete, privacy for purdah ladies, and a state banquet under illuminated fort walls.

Delhi George Queen Mary Calcutta

Gold treasure tale at Fort Stockton sparks Texas land pitch

An Austin man shows a plat claiming $100,000 in gold buried by U.S. army officers in 1849 near Fort Stockton. He seeks funding to buy land containing the treasure and asks whether uncovering the gold would revert to the United States or enable salvage rights.

Houston Texas Austin Fort Stockton United States

Cold Remedy Ad Promotes Headache Relief

An old advert touts Quinine as a world wide cold and grip remedy that removes the cause. It calls for a full name and mentions E. W. Grove as a signature reference.

E. W. Grove

La Crosse O. E. S. elects officers

La Crosse chapter No. 22 O. E. S. holds annual election naming Mrs. J. W. Hedderich as worthy matron W. F. Benton as worthy patron Mrs. Anna J. Webb associate matron Miss Jeanette Torrance secretary Mrs. W. F. Benton treasurer Mrs. W. B. Horner conductress Mrs. W. N. Millard associate conductress John E. Langdon trustee for three years.

la Crosse J. W. Hedderich W. F. Benton Anna J. Webb Jeanette Torrance W. B. Horner W. N. Millard John E. Langdon

Harvard President Emeritus Eliot Improves After Surgery

A dispatch from Kandy reports Dr. Charles W. Eliot, Harvard president emeritus, is stronger and more cheerful after an appendicitis operation on Sunday. Doctors warn the crisis is not over and he remains in danger.

Colombo Ceylon Kandy Charles W. Eliot Emeritius Harvard

Pinex Cold Tablets Promise Quick Relief

An ad touts Pinex Cold Tablets as the fastest cold remedy, claiming two doses relieve symptoms within 20 hours without opiates or coal tar depressants. It promises gentle, effective relief from aches nasal discharge and fatigue, with a laxative tonic effect and a money back guarantee.

Fort Wayne, Ind

Rheumatism Treatment Promoted by Doctor’s Home Remedy

A newspaper ad urges using Toris compound with syrup of arsaparilla mixed into whiskey as a rheumatism cure. Instructions cite one ounce of each, shaken in a half pint and taken before meals and at night, claiming rapid relief and urging insistence on the original sealed package.

Careless About Appendicitis in La Crosse

Local readers warned of stomach and bowel trouble that may develop into appendicitis. Advertisement touts Adlerika as a German appendix remedy with claims of instant relief after a single dose, promoted by Hoeschler Bros. as a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine formula.

la Crosse Hoeschler Bros

Auction Sale Aids Christmas Buyers At La Crosse Store

The O J Oyen art store in La Crosse opens a 1911 holiday auction Thursday at 2 PM led by New York expert George H. Weigert. All stock goes to sale with Wallace Nutting hand colored platinums, Coprey prints, Braun photographs and other art goods offered at list or buyer’s price. Owen will attend to buyers’ requests as the store closes Wednesday and opens Thursday.

O. J. Oyen George H. Weigert New York la Crosse Oyen Wallace Nutting Braun Owen

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John C.burns Te Cream and Butter Co Oes Perkins Morgan Ralroad the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman Home Capital Heileman Irvine’s Jewelry Store L. P. Klein Paulsen's D. N. Jones Mabel, Minn Henry Austin Ferryville Will Powell H. Hanson Blobbs Allman Hellfach Main St Elgin W. T. Irvine Emaot Cold Grippe CITIS Bé B Ms Solld F. R. Hickisch & Son Ninth and Vine Streets Savings Department the Security Savings Bank H. C. Evenson
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