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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
2
Madison January 8. A surge in corporate activity is shown as 1,024 domestic corporations filed articles this year, with 287 foreign firms incorporated and 434 amended. Active incorporations total about 15,000. over 600 reports have been filed since January. Firms must file by February end or incur a $10 penalty.
Ewald O. Stiehm of Johnson Creek Wisconsin a famed Wisconsin athlete and possible All Western center remained in athletic condition during vacation by playing a basketball game against local high school students Stiehm a 6 ft 2 in 290 pound center scored 22 points as his team beat the high school 32 to 22
Washington Jan 8 The post office department has issued a fraud order against the Badger incubator company of Delevan Wisconsin for failure to keep its advertising agreement.
Fond du Lac fills multiple baseball roster slots with a focus on the strong chain outfield noted as highly capable. The article highlights the roster setup and the anticipated impact of the outfield.
A famed fighter known for his early career losses and later redemptions dies as alcoholism advances. The Eastern Club officials report his struggle intensified this year, with supporters noting his influence on local boxing culture.
The Fond du Lac baseball team in the Wisconsin State League has signed shortstop Vogt from La Crosse for 100 dollars, filling the last gap in the lineup. The club lists a strong set of outfielders, infielders, and a pitching corps drawn from Green Bay and elsewhere, signaling a robust season ahead.
The article notes on January 1 New York celebrated ten years since the 1898 consolidation uniting Manhattan Brooklyn the Bronx Queens and Staten Island. It describes population growth from 3.5 to 4.4 million and major urban changes including bridges skyscrapers and new landmarks.
J. M. Cooney of Racine is re elected president of the Lakeshore league at Milwaukee. New officers include J. F. Herzog Manitowoc secretary John Kaiser Jr Port Washington and P N Van Handle Sheboygan. Applications from Menasha Waukegan and a Chicago Park Owners team were received.
Governor Hughes faced opposition from big New York financial powers who feared his nomination. Promoters to move the New York delegation toward Hughes argued it would block Taft, but the financial interests decided it would be unsafe to back Hughes believing he would not suit their presidency preferences.
A worker explains job loss due to worry and dyspepsia affecting performance. He credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring digestion, mental clarity, and employment. The ad-style narrative urges readers to try the product and mail for a free sample from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
A Northwestern railroad and rate commission informal meeting delayed a dry wood rate change. They will keep the present cord rate until April 1 to honor existing contracts and avoid a price spike. After April 1, the hundredweight rate will apply and green wood, heavier, may push prices upward.
The Canadian Pacific liner Mount Royal arrived at Queenstown under her own power after heavy weather from Antwerp. With 305 passengers and 100 crew, the ship reported passing Kinsdale, Ireland at 7 am and refused aid, choosing to dock alone.
DEVILS LAKE North Dakota John Deen a young farmer living near Edmore in this county hanged himself to a raft er in his barn He had been drinking heavily the day before.
The New York World backs Minnesota Governor John A Johnson to challenge Bryan for the Democratic nomination. Opponents seek a candidate who can deny Bryan delegates and win a two thirds rule convention fight, with Johnson seen as best positioned to carry New York New Jersey and other key states.
From October to May headaches most often stem from colds. Laxative Bromo Quinine claims to remove the cause. E. W. Grove, box 25c, publishes this remedy note.
Milwaukee Wisconsin January 8 The Brewers plan for training quarter April 1 includes Schneiberg formerly of La Crosse. Catchers Roth and Reville Pitchers Curtis Dougherty Schneiberg Bateman Wilson and a major leaguer First base Bateman or major league player Second base MecCormick Shortstop Robinson Third base major league player Outfitders McChesney Green Stevens Mahoney and two major leaguers
Charles M. Daniels of the New York Athletic Club stands alone in his sport creating new marks across 250 to 440 yard distances. He defeated top swimmers from America, England, Europe and Australia and set six American records in one day February 2 last year.
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