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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1908
Page
6
An advertising testimonial claims Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens the heart and nerves, easing short breath, chest pain, palpitations, and fluttering. Mrs D Barron of Covington Kentucky reports recovery after using the product and urges readers to try it with a money back offer from Miles Medical Co.
The Tribune begins a series publishing seven heretofore unpublished stories by top authors. The first tale, Aladdin of London, showcases Max Pemberton, Effie Maria Albanesi, S R Crockett, William Le Quenx, Henry A Vachell, and others, highlighting their careers and novels.
Job Pierson Miller aged 79 died at his farm home north of the golf links after a paralytic stroke following a fall that fractured his hip. Born July 24 1829 in Lansingburg New York he came to town in 1851 and married Catherine Wills in 1870. Survived by two daughters Mary I. Miller and Mrs. Sam A. Rask and son F. C. Miller. Funeral Monday at Christchurch with Rev. C. N. Miller officiating.
Washington observers report the American Protective Tariff League plans to urge Congress to question the legality of the German tariff agreement. Lawmakers may seek judicial review, arguing the accord lowers duties by executive action, not by congressional authority. The move could prompt resolutions and possible White House veto risks after the holidays.
City readers voiced strong opposition after Hawley was ousted from the baseball club. Patrons and fans labeled the directors’ move as personal spite, praising Hawley as a capable, honest, and effective manager and urging his retention. Elliott, the president, remained silent to consider next steps.
Alois Yehle escorted twelve tramps from the East Milwaukee yards this morning to remove them from the area after they had been given lodging for the night. They were en route to Milwaukee and Chicago when the order was carried out.
A note seeks the name of the gentleman who aided Mrs Montague at an accident on January 2 at the corner of 3rd and Main. Address Z care Tribune. Also mentions assistance at a second incident at corner 2nd and Main. Also lists furnished rooms for rent 619 Mississippi with rates. He who has no confidence in himself has too much in others.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar prevents pneumonia and serious cold outcomes by stopping coughing and expelling the cold as a mild laxative. It warns to refuse imitations and to choose the genuine yellow package by O. T. Erhart.
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