Farmers son reports hogs on Hauser farm not diseased
Albert Hauser says other hogs on Ferdinand Hauser’s West Salem road farm appear free of tuberculosis though one hog from the farm sold to Braatz on Pearl street was diseased. He recalls no knowledge of other hogs’ condition and notes his father was away. The County Medical Society will meet to decide on possible investigation.
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Ferdinand Hauser
West Salem
Mr. Hauser
Albert
Braatz
Pearl Street
John Hauser
Bluff Roar
Albert Hauser
County Medical Society
Wisconsin Republicans to nominate La Follette delegate slate
Milwaukee figures Hon Atley Peterson of Soldiers Grove and Rep Henry Allen Cooper of Racine announce their candidacies for delegates at large to Wisconsin at the Republican national convention. They plan to back Senator Robert M La Follette for president and push his platform. The move aims to unite the state party behind La Follette and his principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Atley Peterson
Soldiers Grove
Henry Allen Cooper
Racine
Wisconsin
A. W. Sanborn
Robert M. la Follette
Republican Party
la Follette
Woodmen Elect County Delegates
At a regular meeting of the Northcott Camp Woodmen of the World seven delegates and seven alternates were chosen to attend the county convention on the first Wednesday in April. The Northcott camp delegates are B. F. Keeler Ole Elbertsen Joseph Miller C. C. Looney W. L. Telley H. A. Lee and C. N. Dunham. Alternates are George J. Fries H. E. Burke Aloys Grams I. J. Killian John Urbanek W. H. Tarbox and Dr. E. N. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothcott
W. A. Northcott
Messrs
B. F. Keeler
Ole Elbertsen
Joseph Miller
C. C. Looney
W. L. Telley
H. A. Lee
C. N
7 000 A Year To Clever Pickpocket
Lou's Wolf a Brooklyn manufacturer by day and pickpocket by night confessed to assistant district attorney Elder. He claimed earnings of seven thousand dollars yearly from picking pockets on cars during evening rush hours and that flashing his business card helped him avoid arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou
Wolf
Brooklyn
Elder
Kings County
Samaritans Meet in New Hall. Cloverleaf Council Initiates Class
The La Crosse Council No. 81 of the Modern Samaritans holds its first meeting in the Linker hall tonight with about twenty admitted. Meetings will be on the first and third Thursday monthly. The Cloverleaf Council on the North Side held a large initiation last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Samaritans
Lienlokken
Fourth Street
Linker
The
Elks
North Side
Tales of flames in wild sea storm continue
Survivors recount a fierce blaze aboard the Cymric after fuselei and matches fed the fire as stowaways and crew fought for hours. Three sailors died after attempting to reboard, while Captain Finch and his men rescued St Cuthbert’s crew with life boats in a perilous rescue under extreme cold.
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Stewart Waller
John Collins
San Francisco
Collins
The
Cymriec
Cymric
Finch
St. Cuthbert
Civil War Veteran Killed at Aurora and Elgin Tracks
John Fletcher, Civil War veteran, died after being struck by a speeding car while attempting to drag a log from the Aurora and Elgin interurban tracks to prevent a wreck. The incident occurred last evening in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aurora and
Elgin
John Fletcher
Prayer and Faith at German Methodist Sunday School Session
The Galena District Sunday School and Epworth League convened with Rev J J Spicker age 79 presiding. Sessions emphasized prayer as vital to Christian life, with lectures by Hallauer Yaraus Schaefer and Brandenberg and a sermon by Rev Bergman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Epworth League
German Methodist Church
J. J. Spicker
Hallauer
la Cresse
L. M. Yaraus
Giard
Iowa
Schaefer
M. E. Church
la Crosse
W. C. Bergman
Freeport
Ill
G. Haefner
Tomah
Wis
B. C. Brandenburg
Bryan rails at Wall Street in Civic Forum speech
William Jennings Bryan denounces the New York stock exchange as a gambling monopoly at Carnegie Hall. He contends 80 million Americans should push Wall Street gamblers toward honesty, then addresses tariff reform and party affiliation questions with clear, provocative remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Civic Forum
Carnegie Hall
New York Stock Exchange
Monte Carlo
Wall Street
Bryan
Democratic Party
Fireman Fatally Burned Near Eye in Boiler Room Accident
Henry Freise a La Crosse Gas and Electric plant fireman was burned when a hot poker dropped by coworker Albert Fueling struck his left eye during grate replacement in the boiler room. He was taken to St Francis hospital and is resting easier. Freise, married, lives at 1260 La Crosse street.
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Henry Freis
la Crosse Gas and Electric Company
Second Street
Mr. Freise
Albert Fueling
Fueling
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse Street
Local Publisher L P Phillips Visits La Crosse for Business
L P Phillips, former La Crosse city directory publisher, who sold his interests to Milwaukee businessman Mr Wright, is in the city for a few days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Phillips
la Crosse
Snow Delays Burlington and Milwaukee Trains
Heavy snow disrupted service on the Burlington and Milwaukee routes with trains delayed after noon departures. Burlington No 52 struggled through the snow before starting, while Milwaukee No 6 ran about twenty minutes late and required a double-header of class K I engines to maintain schedule. No major stops were reported despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Milwaukee Roads
South Side
Milwaukee
Europe eyes airship push as US signals seek funds
The article notes France and Germany advancing airship work and urges the United States to fund experimental airships with a $200,000 appropriation. Bids for a heavier-than-air airship attract 41 offers, signaling broad interest and the push to make Fort Omaha a hub for signal service experimentation and broader aerial navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary
France
Germany
Signal Corps
House Military Affairs Committee
Signal Office
Congress
Fort Omaha
Morris Attends Normal Meeting in Madison
Senator Thomas Morris, chairman of the normal school committee on buildings and grounds, left for Madison to attend a semi annual meeting of the board of normal regents. The board is in session with several important matters on the agenda including final arrangements for the La Crosse normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morris
Normal School
Madison
Board of Normal Regents
la Crosse Normal
Dynamite Wrecks Bridge Under Construction in Cleveland
A Cleveland bridge built by non union workers was destroyed by dynamite today. The blast damaged nearby factory walls and windows and marked the fifth such attack since January 1 against non union construction sites in the city.
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Cleveland, O
Alfonso Attacked by Policeman in Seville Parade
King Alfonso was assaulted by a Seville police officer who tried to push back the crowd during his parade the day before the Lisbon tragedy. The officer reportedly mistook the king for a suspicious person but the king was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevile
Alfonso
Seville
Lisbon
Wanted Competent Girl
Classified notice seeking a competent girl at N. W. corner of Loth and Cass for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Cor
Loth
Cass
Attorney J B Tyler receives threat from Night Riders
Tennessee lawyer J B Tyler and his family were ordered to leave the country within two weeks or face murder and property arson in a letter signed Night Riders. The warning arrives from Clarkesville with no immediate arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkesville
Tenn
J. B. Tyler
Night Riders
Dressmakers and the peril of fire bells on fittings
A quotation notes the difficulty for women to seek dress fittings while fire bells ring, implying danger and urgency in daily life. The line reflects the social expectation to carry on with appearances despite emergencies.
Ice Boat With Aerial Screw Propulsion
An illustration shows a motor ice boat powered by a 4 horsepower motor driving an aerial screw. The boat reaches about 30 miles per hour with the screw whirling so fast its motion is nearly invisible.
Favorite Prescription by Dr. Pierce touted for women health
The text promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe effective remedy for women with delicate constitutions and various pelvic and nervous symptoms. It claims a forty year cure history, warns against alcohol medicines, and offers physician endorsement, private consultation, and the Pleasant Pellets as a laxative, with details on mailing the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
N . Culiar
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
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McMilLan
Thos. Gillard
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N.Y
Medical Society
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Davidson
Bob
Woodmen
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