Doan's Kidney Pills Sold To Relieve Kidney Trouble
An advertisement from La Crosse touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for sick kidneys. It cites back pain and abnormal urine as warning signs and features a testimonial from Thomas Raper of 1626 Winnebago Street. The product is sold by Erhart's drug store with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents at 50 cents.
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la Crosse
Bright
Dean
Thomas Raper
Winnebago Street
Wis
Doan
Erhart
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Congregational Lecture Series by Rev Beaton Opens Sunday
Rev David Beaton of the University of Chicago leads four evening lectures at the Congregational church beginning Sunday with a morning sermon. The program runs Sunday to Wednesday with free public talks on topics from Scotland in song to youth trials and selfhood.
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David Beaton
University of Chicago
Congregational Church
Beaton
Brotherhood
Scotland
Decorate Magoon Gomez to Run It
Havana hosts prominent Americans for the first inauguration of Jose Miguel Gomez and Vice President Dr Alfred Legas. Gov Magoon prepares to hand over power and depart to the United States after the ceremony as Havana prepares a week of festive events and a municipal ball tonight.
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Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Alfred Legas
Palma
Magoon
Gomez
United States
Army
Navy
America
Earthquake Recorded in Chinese Turkestan
London January 27 British seismograph records from Baku show the violent quake of last Saturday occurred in Chinese Turkestan according to English scientists.
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London
Baku
Russia
Chinese Turkistan
La Crosse Tribune Ad Office Handles Local Notices
The La Crosse Tribune from 831 Rose Street lists R. P. Stanton and F. Schweigert as managers and reporters with the Borth Side Advertising and News handled from this office.
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BORTH
Petition filed to restrict seining near French Island lakes
Sportsmen of the north side filed a petition seeking state action to protect sunfish pickerel pike crappies perch and other species while excluding carp sheephead buffalo and rough fish. It requests banning seining near lakes around French Island and allows ice spear fishing arguing it equals summer hook and line fishing.
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North Side
George Kingsley
Madison
French Island
Dubuque Freight Train Derailed Near Guttenberg
Early Sunday a westbound Milwaukee railroad freight train No. 66 derailed near Guttenberg Iowa when a flange failed. Three cars left the track blocking traffic in both directions. No injuries were reported.
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Dubuque
Milwaukee Railroad
Guttenberg
Iowa
North Side in Brief Local notices and visits
Mrs H Tietz will entertain the Ladies Sewing Circle of the German Lutheran Church tomorrow afternoon. Marcus Hoff has returned to Westby Wisconsin after visiting his brother Martin Hoff in Rose Street. Mr and Mrs S H Mallory returned to George Street after visiting Kansas City. William Frame leaves for Wabasha Minnesota on a business trip. Wilson Colswell Post of the Woman's Relief Corps meets at Mrs J Bristow on St Cloud Street. Mrs J Ryan of Loomis Street to La Crosse hospital for illness. Mrs William Kennedy of Rose Street improving after St Francis Hospital stay. Mrs Frank Lowery leaves for Sparta for a few days. Susie and Katie Baker visiting at the home of Mrs F Taylor.
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Wilson Colswell
Woman's Relief Corps
J. Bristow
St. Cloud Street
J. Ryan
Loomis Street
la Crosse Hospital
William Kennedy
Rose Street
St. Francis Hospital
Frank Lowery
Charles Street
Sparta
Susie
Katie Baker
F. &. Taylor
Local Residents Return and Travel Updates
Onalaska residents Mr and Mrs F Ehmann of Loom Street returned from a visit with friends and relatives in Pepin Wis James McCarthy has returned from Mankato and will visit his family Mrs EB Wolcott and Mrs LE Lavague left for Sparta for a few days visit Mrs Bradley Miller of Caledonia Street is homebound by rheumatism Ida and Mrs Walter Nein from Willow Minnesota attend funeral of aunt Mrs Henry Nein of Main Street C A Button of Charles Street improves after illness
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Onalaska
Aurora
F. Ehmann
Loomis Street
Pepin
Wis
James McCarthy
Mankato
E. B. Wolcott
L. E. Lavague
Sparta
Bradley Miller
Caledonia Street
Ida
Walter Nein
Willow, Mann
Henry Nein
Main Street
C. A. Button
Charles Street
New 4000 Class Passenger Engines Tested for Extension
Three 4000 class passenger engines with Walshichert monkey valve gear were tested on the Co. M. and Puget Sound line. They start faster than the current La Crosse division compound engines and aim to speed the extension to Mobridge Montana where passenger service exists.
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Co. M
Puget Sound
la Crosse
Mobridge
Mont
River Division
Franklin Club Sees First Profit From Banquet
The Franklin club reports a $2 gain on the latest banquet ledger. Previously each event ran a slight loss, but this year's gathering attracted many members and friends, marking the most successful banquet on record.
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Franklin Club
Cummins Seeks Changes to Postal Savings Bill
Senate resumes consideration of the bill to establish postal savings banks. Senator Cummins proposes amendments citing Iowa's strong banking system and warns the measure, in its current form, could threaten Iowa banks and their interests.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Hoppe Seeks Big Three Night Match Against Slosson or Sutton
Chicago January 27 Willie Hoppe the boy billiardist said he would meet either Slosson or Sutton in a three night match he would back himself to win or lose up to ten thousand dollars Hoppe commented after the 18 1 balk line billiards result that he preferred a three night confrontation with either rival.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Slosson-Sutton
Hoppe
Blizzard rescue squads race to reach stranded miners
Denver dispatches report extra rescue teams deployed across Colorado as a blizzard rages. Telluride confirms three miners were rescued on Handles Peak after facing days of starvation.
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Denver
Colo
Telluride
Handles
Men who owe more than they can pay feel lucky
Some men believe they are fortunate when their debts exceed their ability to pay, a mindset discussed in relation to financial hardship and risk.
Whiskey for lame back and rheumatism remedy proposed
Medical circles discuss a whiskey based cure for lame back and rheumatism. The formula calls for one half pint of whiskey, one ounce Toris compound, one ounce syrup Sarsaparilla, taken in tablespoon doses before meals and at night.
May start action against bondsmen over state fees
Madison Wis Jan 27 Special The state treasurer says if the insurance department is investigated fees may belong to the state and actions could be started against commissioners or their bondsmen Gov Davidson plans to transmit records to the legislature this week The article lists bondsmen and dates dating back to 1880 for various insurance commissioners
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Fred L. Holmes
Madison
Wis
A. H. Dahl
Insurance Department
Capitol
Dahle
Davidson
State Treasury Office
Incriminating Query Sparks Noted Lawyer’s Comment
Eminent New York lawyer De Laney Nicoll cites a celebrated case describing a "suspicious question" that carries its own conviction. He recalls a gilded youth’s inquiry to a Broadway head waiter about Blanks presence last night, illustrating the audacious line of questioning.
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Delaney Nicoll
New York
Wisconsin teachers press four bills on pension and pay
La Crosse educators push four measures before the current session. A county superintendent bill creates permanent county boards with appointment power and salary setting. A minimum salary bill aims to raise rural school standards. The pension plan offers annuities after 25 years for retirement fund contributors. The Ainsworth bill to raise school age to six faces stiff opposition.
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Wisconsin
Educational Board
la Crosse
Ainsworth
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Butler
Madison
Carnation Day Observed for McKinley Birthday
Next Friday marks Carnation Day honoring William McKinley with florists preparing for strong demand as the former president’s favorite flower, carnations, are worn nationwide.
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William McKinley
Uncertain Warm Spell Persists Amid Varied January Temps
Weather observations note January warmth may continue though not guaranteed. Historical data cite 1882 1878 as exceptionally warm with highs near 40 and lows around 23 below. Observer Thompson cautions preparedness as conditions swing, with mean temps 18.5 this month and potential drops or spikes into February.
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la Crosse
Thompson
Divinity Student Knows Not Self In Chicago
Edward Curtis Knox, a divinity student from Boston, is held by Chicago police after a week of wandering. He has amnesia and cannot recall his steps from Cambridge to Montreal or his arrival in Chicago. Relatives from the east are being awaited.
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Chicago
Edward Curtis Knox
Boston
Knox
Cus
Cambridge
Montreal
Senate committee to hear Frick and Gary over steel merger
Washington Jan 27 The senate judiciary committee will summon Henry C Frick and Judge Gary of United States Steel to testify on the authority of the president to permit the absorption of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company. The decision will be made at a committee meeting this evening.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary Committee
Henry Co. Frick
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Bristow Elected U.S. Senator for Kansas
Jos L Bristow was today elected United States senator from Kansas succeeding Ches ter I Long whom he defeated for the Republican nomination last fall. Senator La Follette spoke here aiding Long’s defeat and Bristow previously served as fourth assistant postmaster general.
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Topeka
Kan
Jos
L Bristow
United States
Kansas
Chester I. Long
Senator la Follette
Long
Seven Fall From Scaffold At Wheeling YMCA Building
A scaffold on the new YMCA building in Wheeling West Virginia collapsed at noon today hurling seven men about 30 feet into the cellar. All are probably fatally injured.
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Wheeling
W. Va
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Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek
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Will
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George B. Burrows
J. E. Moseley
P. L. Spooner
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Peter Young
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Charles F. Pfister
Rudolph E. Giljohann
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Cinderella
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Dr. van Winkle
Rest Cure
Alvin Laughlin
Dennis Mason
B. Baker
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Lew Lawson Perkins
Barlow's
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Fred Rogers Franz von Mohr
William. Bechtel
Dick Hampton
Harold Hemingway
Jack Saunders
Frances Hemingway
Alma Youlin
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Olive Vail
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Mason
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Simmons
Ornarg Constable
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Jeanne E Elmont
Josephine Arden
Lillian Pleasants
Alice Field
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