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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
6
Officials from Dominican Republic and Count de Buisseret of Belgium attend a formal memorial scene. The Belgian envoy wears crepe in place of a sword knot, signaling mourning for the late sovereign King Leopold amid a display of ceremonial protocol and international courtesy.
Los Angeles police follow a New Year clue in the disappearance of 12 year old Dorothy Taft adopted daughter of Rev S H Taft linking a mysterious inquiry about the minister and the Taft family. Detectives search outskirts and nearby towns suspect she is hidden on a farm within fifty miles of the city.
Chief Justice Fuller led the Supreme Court and judiciary as former cabinet members ambassadors and lawmakers arrived. Army and Navy officers in full dress preceded civil officials and many organizations. Mrs Taft hosted, the president greeted all with a calm handshake as the Marine Band played ragtime and the crowd moved through the line.
A Yukon Oklahoma reader describes a severe infant eczema case lasting three months that resisted standard care. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the rash stopped spreading and healed within a week, with no recurrence for years.
Millions of women rely on Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczemas rashes itchings irritations inflammations chafings dandruff and hair issues. The Cus deren Remedies are sold globally by Rug and Chem One. Sole Props. 1 15 Colum Ave Poston or Met st Free Custcern Book or Skin Diseases.
Herman H. Kohlsaat becomes executive head of the Chicago Record-Herald, succeeding Frank B. Noyes as editor and publisher. The change follows Kohlsaat’s purchase of the paper from Noyes and Victor F. Lawson.
The article praises President Taft for a broad genial smile that softened diplomats and citizens alike during the New Year’s reception. It notes how formal figures and plain Americans felt at ease, while the smiling ambiance dominated the scene and lingered as guests departed. It ends with a humorous quip about a washboard instead of a piano.
Chicago statistics show 124 deaths and 516 serious injuries across sports in 1909. Excluded are automobile accidents which killed 562 and injured 2,552. The accompanying table lists victims by sport and cause of death.
Making Life Safer. The ad touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver kidney and bowel disorders. Easy and sure to use, they claim to build health and cost 25 cents at O T Erhart.
Many churches celebrate New Year with multiple masses and services. Notable events include St. Joseph's cathedral masses at 7 3 and 10:15, St Mary's high mass at 10, Holy Trinity low mass 8 and high mass 10, and North Side Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal evening sermon by Rev. A V Ingham.
The E. F. U. will install officers next Tuesday January 4 with Brother Campbell of Neenah Wisconsin installing as national secretary. A fine time is promised with dancing music by the E. F. U. orchestra and members urged to invite friends.
The Tribune highlights a completed roll of honor counting the first hundred thousand dollars raised for the Industrial Company fund. The list names donors and entities including F P Hixon John Gund Brewing Co L Colman Lumber Co Joseph M Hixon Elsie Gile Scott, and many more across La Crosse.
Milwaukee district schools will receive 31 000 for the largest per capita sale of Wisconsin Christmas stamps in a charity drive by the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association. Total net sales will take days to tally as many managers begin reporting. Campaign manager Stanley A. Douglas estimated 2 500 000 stamps sold. the group aimed for 3 000 000 in five weeks starting Nov 29.
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