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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1907

Page

6

Glycerine in Dr. Pierce’s Medicines Spurs Cough Relief

Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery uses glycerine to extract and stabilize medicinal roots. It aids Black Cherry bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal, Stone root, and Queen’s root in lingering coughs and lung ailments, while also acting as a nutritive and antiseptic. No alcohol, claims of marvelous cures reserved for early stages. expert notes on dyspepsia and stomach relief accompany the ad.

Pierce Finley Ellingwood Bennett Med. College Chicago Golden Medical R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Sixteenth Wisconsin Cheese Makers Convention Heads to Milwaukee

The Sixteenth Annual Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association convention will be held January 8 to 10 at the Republican House in Milwaukee. It promises educational programs, speeches by national figures, and a world class cheese exhibit with premiums and diplomas for scores above 90.

Wisconsin Cheese Makers’ Association Milwaukee Republican House Wisconsin

Coren Receives Handsome Christmas Chair Gift

On December 25, 1907, L. Coren found a brand new polished oak chair in his office replacing the old one. The gift came from the young staff of his store, who know him well and hold him in high regard. Coren left for Christmas smiling more than ever.

S. Coren Mr. Coren L. Coren

May Postpone Central Society Saenger Meeting

Secretary Utermoehl said the Central Society meeting of the 1908 Saengerfest may be postponed from this evening to tomorrow evening.

Central Society Utermoehl

Streets Sprinkled on December 26 Downtown

An unusual Christmas time scene unfolds in the downtown area as streets receive sprinkling on December 26. Police and city crews coordinate to manage traffic while residents observe the festive bib. (Note: adjust if needed to fit entities. Ensure conformance.)

la Crosse

More Men Signed for Champ Team in La Crosse

Baseball magnates from all over report five men already signed for the 1908 La Crosse championship team led by President John A. Elliott. Harry Tracy and Fred Mauch join the roster with the Kenyons C E and M Kenyon and Harry Peacock. The National Association meets in Chicago Friday and Saturday to set rules and potential league status.

la Crosse John A. Elliott la Crosse Association Harry Tracy Fred Mauch Schneiberg Milwaukee Elliott Mauch Lake Shore League Schnei Kenyons Iowa Boys California Mercial C. E Harry Peacock Indiana National Association Chicago American Association

Tarkington Faces Officers In Public Fracas

Detectives Manny and Samuels confront William Saroyan Tarkington at a city scene as he resists arrest. Tarkington punches and kicks, then a clash ends with officers pinning him and placing him in a carriage for transport to the station. Booth assists as Samuels is knocked to the gutter.

Manning Samuels Tarkington Indiana Hoosier Booth

Lost items and wanted purchases advertised

A notice offers a liberal reward for returning a set of lost keys and a sable and white collie dog. It lists old and new phone numbers and mentions a want to buy a cigar show case eight or ten feet long from the Royal Candy Store.

Royal Candy Store

Graduate Engineer Visits in City

Mr. D. P. Cooper of Black River Falls visits his sister Mrs. W. B. Bachelder. He recently graduated from the hydraulic engineering school at Karlsruhe Germany after three years study in Europe. He has accepted a lucrative position with a major New York City firm and will begin work at year’s start.

D. P. Cooper Black River Falls W. B. Bachelder Cooper Karlsruhe Germany Europe Dexter West Indies Switzerland

Hospital internes face dismissal after Christmas eve riot

More than forty internes at the county hospital threaten losing their posts for revelry that disturbed sick and dying patients during Christmas Eve. A riot call was sent to Desplaines Street police but recalled, with Warden Charles J. Happel personally speaking to quell the disturbance.

Chicago Henry Fitzpatrick George Fitzpatrick Lorimer Desplaines Street Charles J. Happel

Teddy Esch Honors Arrival of Sixth Daughter

Upon returning from Washington D C Congressman Esch was presented with a little girl, making him the proud father of six boys and three girls. The note reflects on his cheerful homecoming after a short session.

Congressman Esch Washington, D. C Esch

Banquet Saturday Aims For Large Attendance At Hotel Stoddard

Calvert issues many invitations for the Manufacturer’s and Jobber’s union annual banquet at the Hotel Stoddard Saturday evening. Secretary Calvert reports 119 tickets signed with more expected. Local speakers named include John M. Holley A. Hirscheimer and Ori J. Sorenson.

John M. Holley A. Hirscheimer Ori J. Sorenson Smith Stoddard

Royal Christmas Gifts Distributed by King and Queen

King Edward Queen Alexandra and the prince and princess of Wales spent Christmas at Sandringham. Grandchildren received costly gifts, the queen distributed clothing to elderly estate residents, and tens of thousands traveled from London as the holiday extended. The day featured brisk weather and a large exodus, with firms citing the Prevention of Corruption act in gifts practices.

London Edward Alexandra Prince and Princess of Wales Sandringham Palace Norfolk Great Britain

Vanderbilt Kids Get Costly Toys

Newport Rhode Island December 26 Little Miss Kathryn Vanderbilt daughter of Mr and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt possesses a doll house of extraordinary size and detail. It stands four feet high two stories with five rooms and full furnishings including electric lights powered by a dynamo. Master William Vanderbilt receives a complete mechanical train set with ten der baggage mail two Pullman coaches and a passenger car run by electricity on tracks in the training ring.

Newport R. I Kathryn Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt America William Vanderbilt Alfred Vanderbilt

Funeral of F A Rublee on Friday

The funeral of Francis L. Rublee father of Mrs Charles K Harrison will be at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon at 727 South Twefth Street with Rev Faville officiating. Interment will follow at Oak Grove cemetery.

Francis L. Rublee Charles K. Harrison South Twefth Street Rev Faville Oak Grove Cemetery

Oklahoma Seeks 500000 From Federal School Fund

Washington Dec 26 The Oklahoma treasurer will receive 500000 dollars from a 5 million dollar federal appropriation for common school purposes. The governor sent a requisition with legislative act copy to obtain the funds.

Washington, D. C Treasury of Oklahoma Congress

Rube Adverts Town at Bijou Show

Haskell the Original Rube drew crowds downtown today with his gripsack and convincing green country lad impersonation at the Bijou theater.

Haskell the Bijou

Wedding tale proven false about Miss Flynn

A report that Frank Specht wed Miss May Flynn in Winona was proved false. Miss Flynn, who lives at 764 West Broadway, telephoned from Winona to deny the story.

Frank Specht Winona May Flynn Miss Flynn West Broadway

Dense Blobbs Learns Little of Jokes in Quip Rivalry

In a terse exchange, Blobbs- Bjones is labeled dense by a humor rival. The dialogue paints Blobbs as slow to grasp wit, while the other mocks his inability to understand a joke.

Blobbs Bjones

Bryan Named U S Senator by Florida Governor

William James Bryan of Jacksonville has been appointed United States senator by Gov. Broward to replace the late Stephen R. Mallory. The term runs until March 4, 1909.

Jacksonville Fla William James Bryan Broward Stephen R. Mallory

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Elliott- Loeffler Wheelesale Beth Pearl Street Monarch S. J. D. Ranitz & CO N. Third Street C. B. Stevens Optician McMillian Building Mollister Hollister Dove Company Madison Yric The Man” Rogers Martinique Herald Square N. Y. City New York FNJ William Taylor & Son St. Deals Hotel Largest Assn Woman’s Auxiliary the la Crosse Hospital Lavakes Board of Public Works Boks SIO Main Wis Facer LaCrosse Teddy Calvert Jobber Royalty Vanderbilt F. A. Rublee Odin J. Oyen South Fourth St. Lacrosse Oyen’s Liz Batavian National Pass U. S Dentes Wedding J. W. Bryan G. Kleinert Rubber CO Broadway
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