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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1907

Page

6

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Aids Women’s Health

The ad touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe non alcoholic tonic for women with demanding duties. It claims better pregnancy outcomes and easier childbirth, with full ingredient disclosure and endorsements from medical writers. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation, stressing cure of the cause.

Pierce R. V. Pierce

Attempted murder shocks South Wabasha home

James Magistad and family awoke to a door rap by a man claiming to seek Joseph Nigg. The intruder fired a double barreled gun, hitting Magistad from chest to knees with over seventy pellets. Peter Nigg was arrested as a suspect as sheriffs investigate in Wabasha Minnesota.

Wabasha Minn James Magistad South Wabasha Magistad Pete Joseph Nigg James McLeod M. W.dady Peter Nigg Mr. Magistad

Say Minister Coppe d Sermons In Connecticut Trial

In New Haven Connecticut Rev. Thomas McKay former pastor of the Taylor Congregational church faces a major trial before the general council of local Congregational churches. He is charged with wrecking the church plagiarism and untruthfulness after resigning last January amid threats of dismissal. His application to preach elsewhere has sparked the proceedings as opposition from former congregation leaders follows him.

New Haven Conn Connecticut General Council Congregational Churches Thomas McKay Taylor Congregational Church

Veteran Manager of Ward Succumbs in New York

Thomas Warhurst a longtime theatrical manager died of the grip at age eighty one in New York. He helped promote Artemus Ward and later managed pianist Robert Helle and the Haviland minstrel companies. He launched Billy Barry and for nineteen years guided Blind Tom in seasons with profits up to $20,000. He married Nancy Porter daughter of Rufus Porter inventor and first owner of Scientific American.

New York Thomas Warhurst Mr. Warhurst Nancy Porter Rufus Porter The Scientific American

Chicken thief steals hens and leaves poem in Ohio

A man broke into James B. Elmore's henhouse in Marysville and took about six chickens. He left a verse on the door saying Christmas time is drawing near and that he would get the chickens there. Elmore is noted as a major poultry raiser in Indiana.

Marysville Ohio James B. Elmore Elmore Indiana

Watches for Women and Men Standout at Parker Store

We feature chatelaine open face and double case watches in many sizes. Some with satin gold finish ideal for engraving, others with raised decorations or etched patterns. Elgin and Waltham watches are sold here, with Parker store offering quality assurance.

Elgin and Waltham Parker

Pacific coast defense urged as fleet may return via Suez

Reports on Pacific defenses show San Francisco and Puget Sound deemed impregnable while a Suez route for the fleet could leave the coast at risk. The torpedo flotilla bound for the Pacific rushed back from Rio Janeiro due to gear trouble on the Lawrence. W T Stead notes in the Daily Mail that while invulnerable on land the U S risks provoking Japan as the fleet cruises the Pacific.

Stead England Japan Pacific Suez Canal Atlantic United States Suez War Department San Francisco Puget Sound San Diego San Pedro Port of Spain Rio Janeiro Lawrence London Daily Mail W. T. Stead

Heart disease’s big death rate across cities in 1907

New data from seventeen U S cities shows heart disease deaths rising in 1906 and projecting 1907 totals near 18 509 an increase of 2 346 from the cities reporting. New York leads with 7 059 victims followed by Philadelphia 2 632 and Chicago 2 497.

Chicago New York United States Philadelphia Passies TER al Os Baltimore Boston Mass Cincinnat Cleveland I. Weer Detroit Mich C. Dea Omaha Neb Pitteburs Providence San Francisco Airos Mio Foods Allies Washington, D. C

Countess Alters Testimony in Harden Von Moltke Case

Berlin December 24 The Harden Von Moltke trial resumed with a morning closed session. In the afternoon Frau Von Elbe Count Von Moltke’s ex wife testified anew and altered prior statements. Her changed testimony shifts the defense position and softens earlier accusations.

Berlin Harden-Von Moltke Frau von Elbe Count von Moltke Herr Harden von Moltke Count von M Ke

National Bank Totals Released by Comptroller

A December report from the comptroller of the currency shows national banks total loans and discounts at 4.583 billion dollars, individual deposits at 4.177 billion, cash resources 660.8 million, capital stock 901.7 million, United States deposits 223.1 million, with net balances of clearing house certificates at 64.3 million and a legal reserve ratio of 21.31 percent.

Washington D. C United States

Home Remedy Promises Quick Constipation Cure

A well known scientist promotes a fruit juice and Paw Paw Melon compound claimed to safely move the bowels and boost digestion. The recipe mixes Obitrut Compound Extract with port wine and is sold by druggists, with Runckel and Erhart named among sellers and distributors.

Hera Co. F L. Runckel O. T. Erhart

Lad Narrowly Escapes Serious Burns at Home

Willis G. Doud, of 409 North Eighth Street, went to the basement to tend the furnace last evening. Flames burst out when he opened the door, setting his clothes ablaze and burning his head and arms. He grabbed a nearby coat and smothered the fire, suffering serious facial burns but improving after a physician treated him.

Willis G. Doud Charles A. Doud North Eighth Street

College Scandal Enters Court At Iowa State

Ames Iowa December 24 The faculty at Iowa State college failed to resolve a dispute between Vice Dean Meeker of the engineering department and his wife leading to a separate court action. Mrs Meeker sues for separation and Story City default was entered against Professor Meeker but no fixed alimony set. The case sparks campus gossip and raises questions about the faculty sifting committee and moral oversight of students.

Ames Iowa State College Meeker Department of Engineering Story City

Misplaced Heart Saves His Life in Kentucky Shot Incident

Calloway Sebastian was released from a Lexington hospital after an election day shooting in Lee City Wolf county. Doctors found his heart is located lower than normal, averting a fatal path the bullet would have taken if the heart were in its typical position.

Lexington Calloway Sebastian Lee City Wolf County Sebastian

Congo Atrocities Being Investigated

Members of the Methodist Preachers Association report that the state department in Washington has assured a diplomatic inquiry into alleged Congo Free State butcheries.

Chicago Methodist Preachers’ Association State Department Washington Congo Free State

Skipper and wife drown off Woodmont barge

Captain Henry Scribner and his wife perished when the barge New Haven foundered off Woodmont in the sound. They had attempted to row ashore as six crew members were rescued.

New Haven Conn Henry Scribner Woodmont

Mrs Bradley Sues to Break Brown's Will

Mrs Annie M Bradley sues to contest the late United States Senator Arthur Brown's will. She seeks half his estate, $150000, for the two sons Arthur aged seven and Martin Montgomery aged four. A 1905 acknowledgment of paternity is read from trial records and guardian Mrs Maddison is named for the children.

Salt Lake Utah Annie M. Bradley United States Arthur Brown Martin Montgomery Brown Maddison Bradley

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