Corey Keeps Position in Pittsburg Dispatch
Core y keeps his post as a messenger arrives in Pittsburg from New December 20 reporting line details of the assignment and local status.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
2
Core y keeps his post as a messenger arrives in Pittsburg from New December 20 reporting line details of the assignment and local status.
Prof. Charles Vrooman resigns as Radi Teach effective in thirty days to become principal of Utica High School in New York. Milwaukee school officials seek a replacement. William Ernest Marcher 32 dies on a Big Four train en route home to Racine after planning Christmas with his mother. He was a Mason, Denver consistory member, Los Angeles Mystic Shriners, and Racine High School and Wisconsin University graduate. He had left Racine seven years earlier due to illness.
Marinette report states the torn remnants of a $900 check taken from Capt. Martin of the Helen C. were found in a dock box. Baraboo man Henry Rever died after clothes were caught in a wood sawing machine and he was thrown to the ground.
A. D. Slack, master mechanic of the I G N R R in San Antonio Texas, describes long suffering with catarrhal gastritis and dilated stomach. After two years and many doctors he finds relief with one bottle of Dr Miles’ Nervine and Heart Cure and spends about eight dollars for eight bottles.
A messenger claimed H C Frick directed an announcement that W Ellis Corey would be re elected head of United States Steel at the next meeting. The messenger said a meeting of Rockefeller Morgan and Frick interests in New York decided Corey’s family issues should not disturb his business.
Palmer livery firm Clark and Clark posts funeral outfittings and hearse services with carriages and pallbearers wagon priced at one dollar each. Sundays excepted, rates apply until further notice.
In Livingston Wisconsin on December 20 a black man named Bob Coon and stockbuyer Al Ellsworth drew revolvers in the town street. Officers seized the weapons but the pair fought in a rough melee. Coon was pinned to a sidewalk while Ellsworth fled.
A new steel water tank on Burlington road at East Winona, completed this spring, serves the system uniquely. It holds 100000 gallons, feeds engines with warmed water to prevent freezing, and uses a cleansing process to reduce scale in boilers. Water is pumped from the river just above the draw and routed under the river to the old Green Bay right of way before reaching the tank.
The Burlington introduces steel water tanks on stone pillars at East Winona replacing old wooden tanks. The new design streamlines fueling with auto-hook spouts, reduces repairs, and allows longer travel between watering points, while some engines now run with fewer tanks due to larger tenders.
President Roosevelt sends a generous check to Miss Sarah C. Provost, Cove school principal, to buy Christmas presents for the scholars in Oyster Bay New York. Roosevelt as governor and earlier when First Lady Mrs. Roosevelt helped distribute the gifts to the Cove school pupils.
Special holiday excursion rates apply on the Northwestern Line. Excur sion tickets available at low rates upon presenting proper certificates from the educational institution. For dates of sale limits and details, consult Chicago and Northwestern Ry agents.
Captain W. W. Jackson, 705 G St NW Washington DC, a veteran of the Black Hawk Mexican and Civil Wars, reports chronic stomach catarrh improved after using three bottles of Peruna. He, a physician by trade, praises the remedy and urges others to try it. He credits immediate and lasting relief and recommends requesting the free Peruna Almanac for 1906.
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