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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
6
Mrs T S Edwards of Milner Georgia reports her husband once told by ten doctors to die recovered from heart trouble after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine. The North Georgia Conference later gave him a charge and he works hard at camp meetings. The testimonial cautions satisfaction guaranteed with money back if no benefit.
The President of the Industrial and Orphan's Home at Macon Georgia says Electric Bitters has served the institution for nine years. He calls it excellent for stomach liver and kidney troubles and a top family medicine. It stimulates vital organs purifies blood aids digestion and builds up weak people including children and women. Available for 50 cents at O. T. Br.
In Springfield, Jan. 7, the Illinois general assembly stalls all business and defers Gov. Deneen's inauguration. The Senate blocks House Democrat and Shurtleff Republican efforts to recount the governor election, stating no joint session will be held. The delay hinges on canvassing the vote per constitutional procedure.
Springfield Illinois January 7 Senator A J Hopkins has been sent for and advised to bring help as the dead lock in the election endangers his reelection prospects.
A joint session dispute stalls a recount petition after a murder at the Columbus church. Police tie the murder to a suspected man amid family tensions over marriages and a possible motive beyond robbery. Coin findings near Carmichael's charred remains and a heated argument earlier hint at a planned meeting.
The Rev Carmichael of Adair is missing after a voyage to Columbus for revival meetings. A dismembered, burned body found in two heating stores near Columbus is believed to be Carmichael, with Browning and two strangers linked to the case. Prosecution and investigators pursue leads as blood and torn clothing stain the church scene.
A home made cough remedy using Granulated Sugar syrup and Pinex promises to relieve deep seated coughs within 24 hours. It is claimed to help whooping cough chest soreness and bronchial issues with a pleasant taste and long shelf life. Pinex is described as a valuable pine extract available through druggists.
The forecast signals rising temperatures with snow flurries giving way to several warm days. Government observatory hourly readings show subzero until early afternoon, then temperatures climb to around 2 degrees by 1 p.m., indicating an improving pattern.
The Oregons basketball team and Pacific coast champions meet the Y M C A team tonight at the Y M C A. A large crowd is expected for the year’s biggest basketball event, per Tribune want ads.
Paris reports Count Louis Hamon also known as Cheiro the palmist fled to London after embezzling at least 700000 dollars. He built a banking and loan operation using stocks from New York clients led by Mrs Julia Newell and Miss Josephine Pomeroy who accuse him of failing to raise loans and return stocks.
Reports from Messina describe a new court martial sentencing looters to death amid ruined towns and starving victims. Ambassadors Griscom and Des Pianches visit, with Bayerns and Red Cross aid arranged. New York hosts a mass meeting with Vice President Fairbanks attending.
An unidentified man believed to be Gustave Lindahl a noted brewer collapsed in a south side garage with knife wounds and skull fracture and later died at a hospital. Police suspect Lindahl the wardman who prosecuted two holdup suspects in November disappeared December 28 after courtroom confrontation and refusing ransom to drop the case.
Irving C. Gaspard has returned from Seattle where he assisted in planning the Seattle fair grounds and buildings. He leaves his city job to join his father’s shoe store on South Fourth Street, taking a partnership role in the family business.
Rep Olmstead of Pennsylvania delivered the opening address of the session defending the present rules of the House of Representatives. The remarks drew crowd attention and occasional sharp questions from minority leaders Gaines Dearmond Cochran and others as the speech continued.
Testimony shows Hains recounting prison time and cross examination limits. He argues the fairness of trial and asserts a new legal doctrine may arise from Crane’s charge on criminal conspiracy and insanity. Darrin and McIntyre continued questioning, then Hains was excused and Dr. Clapp took the stand.
In Mexico Missouri on January 7 the Gow murder trial neared the end of the state's case against Rev Clyde Gow the unfrocked minister charged with murder in the death of Elizabeth Gleason. Crowds dwindled as expectations fell that the defense would produce new sensational testimony.
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