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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1909

Page

7

La Crosse Bank Deposits Rise in 1908 Total

Total deposits in La Crosse banks for 1908 reached 7 722 000 up from 7 075 575 in 1907 an increase of 646 245 seen as encouraging by business interests The following La Crosse banks were listed with figures and names not shown.

la Crosse Lab Crosse National Bank of la Crosse Batavian National Bank State Bank of la Crosse Security Savings Bank Exchange State Bank

Municipal court would be costly says judge Hunt

Judge C W Hunt warns that creating a municipal court and abolishing the police court would divert about 10 000 from La Crosse city revenue over six years. He notes fines collected during his term total 15 914 13, exceeding salary by 9 589 13, and losing police court receipts would hit city finances. The police court remains a key revenue source, even after tenderloin district closure.

la Crosse Bar Association C W. Hunt Tenderloin

Queen Hurt in Stampede Collision at Messina

Rome Jan 5 The queen sustaining a serious chest injury after a stampede of disaster survivors in Messina has kept to her apartments as doctors monitor what bleeds the royal physicians describe as a shaken nervous state. The queen vows Messina and Reggio must be rebuilt into even finer cities, uniting north and south.

Rome Messina Reggio

Foley's Honey and Tar Provides Quick Grippe Remedy

An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a fast cure for grippe coughs that may lead to pneumonia. It claims healing of inflamed lungs and preventing dangerous conditions, urging use only Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package by O. T. Erhart. The piece notes the value of early work ethic with a proverb about being the worm.

Foley O. T. Erhart Secret Service Wilkie

Secret Service Chief Wilkie Oversees Rogues Gallery

A feature on Chief John E. Wilkie of the United States Secret Service, his desk and office operations, the Rogue’s Gallery, and the bureau’s role, duties, recruitment, training, and pay. It outlines the service’s expansion, limitations, and the demanding fieldwork across districts.

John E. Wilkie United States Secret Service Wilkie Re Department Walden Fawcett Congress Uncle Sam Secret Service Roosevelt Secret Secretary of the Interior West Department of Agriculture Secret Service Bureau Washington

Cold Wave Sweeps Northwest and Midwest States

A sharp cold snap hit St Paul with 12 below zero, while a broader Northwest blizzard pushed temperatures near 40 below in parts of Canada. Wires down and travel hindered. a forecast calls for warm relief tonight and tomorrow. Across Nebraska and South Dakota a 50 degree drop centered on Chadron and Deadwood, with snow flurries and Black Hills heavy snowfall.

ST. Paul Minn Northwest Winnipeg Wyoming Dakotas Norfolk Neb Nebraska South Dakota Mercury Chadron Deadwood Black Hills

Ekern to Succeed Waite as Wisconsin Deputy Insurance Commissioner

Madison January 5 1908 Herman L Ekern Whitehall is named deputy insurance commissioner to replace M W Waite This follows Beedles second term appointment and signals a strong stance against insurance companies while rumors of a capitol feud swirl Waite reportedly resists departure and may pursue formal charges against management

Madison Wis George E. Beedle Herman L. Ekern Whitehall M. W. Waite Ekern Beedle Waite Ketcham

Inauguration Day Features at Madison Ceremony

Madison Wisconsin January 5 report from the inauguration ceremonies highlights the standout feature observed yesterday afternoon. The article notes the atmosphere, notable attendees, and the formal proceedings shaping the event.

Madison, Wis

La Follette and Davidson Forecast Major Wisconsin Senate Battle

Senator Robert M. La Follette and Governor James O. Davidson meet amid high expectations for a defining political clash in Wisconsin as the next United States Senate election looms two years ahead. Davidson arrives to praise by La Follette, signaling a pivotal leadership contest.

Robert M. la Follette James O. Davidson United States Davidson Senator la Follette

Frosts Kenosha Line Is Sold

Kenosha Wisconsin January 5. By a deal in Chicago the lines of the Kenosha Electric Railway Company noted as Frost personal assets were sold to the Investment Registry Company of London England.

Kenosha, Wis Chicago Kenosha Electric Railway Company Albert C. Frost Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Company Investment Registry Company London England

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as great healer

An old advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the fastest relief for burns and skin injuries. It claims instant relief and lists uses from burns to ulcers and piles, with a 26 cent price at O. T. Erhart.

Earth O. T. Erhart

Oshkosh Officials Back 2 Percent Fire Insurance License

City Attorney Cowling advised the controller that Wisconsin fire insurance firms must pay a 2 percent license on premiums written in Oshkosh, applying to both domestic and foreign companies. Other briefs note a Bohemian man’s suicide at Ashland, a hunting accident in Oconomowoc, a drowning near Milton, a Medina oak sale, and Bertha Tracey’s twenty month prison term for enticing minors.

Oshkosh City Atty W. C. Cowling Wisconsin Fire Insurance Companies Ashland John Gilick Oda Louis Strey Hutchinson’s Concord Gordon Schammel Mr. Strey Milton Clarence Dayton Big Here Janesville Appleton John Rupple Medina Medford Bertha Tracey

Train wreck averted near Portage station, Wis

A southbound passenger train and the Portage freight nearly collided at Hancork on the Wisconsin Central line. The freight, led by Conductor William West of Stevens Point, had just arrived when the passenger train pulled in. Engineer Mc Nabb suffered a badly sprained knee and was sent home to Stevens Point.

Portage Wis Portage and Stevens Point Wisconsin Central Hancork William West McNabb

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Ness and Rest PacSimile Signature of New York Prycel Bears Judge Hunt Gautsch-Roth Main Street Treasury Dept Treasury Department Customs Service Treasury William Herman Moran Texas Tennessee San Francisco Civil Service Iith Departments of Public Safety Lyman Gage the Treasury Linker's Hall Kreutz Wisconsin News Herman L. Ekern Beedle Ance Commissioner LA Follette FROST Kenosha Dr. Pierce
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