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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1913

Page

8

Cler k Mistakenly Sells Tincture of Aconite Poison

St Louis dispatch reports drug clerk Clifton Bloom sent an ambulance after realizing he had sold tincture of aconite instead of a mild medicine to Hugh A. Crouch for his seven year old daughter. She was taken to the city dispensary and is expected to recover.

ST. Louis Clifton T. Bloom Hugh A. Crouch Crouch

Licenses Now Issued 24 Hours in Chicago

Marriage licenses may be obtained at any hour in Chicago starting today but couples seeking licenses at midnight must travel twelve miles to Deputy County Clerk Mack’s home in South Chicago to secure the document.

Chicago Mack

Wives See Their Husbands Drown on Family Outing

Edward Langlois of Lakeside Duluth was drowned at Aitkin while his wife watched from the bank. He could not swim and went beyond his depth during a family outing. Elof Anderson, 30, also drowned while fishing when he leaned too far from his boat as his wife observed from shore.

Duluth Minn Edward Langlois Lakeside Aitkin Elof Anderson

Miss Emerson Sentenced in Thames Police Court

Miss Zeke Emerson, an American suffragette, was sentenced to one month at hard labor for resisting the police after arraignment in Thames police court. The case highlights militant suffrage activity in London.

London Zeke Emerson Thames Miss Emerson

Illinois doctor coins verdict on militant suffragists

Dr Elizabeth Hanks of Illinois at the American Institute of Homeopathy convention calls militant suffragists crazy and suggests confinement. She criticizes women entering the commercial world and questions minimum wage schemes, arguing eight dollar workers displace lower paid ones.

Denver Emmeline Pankhurst Elizabeth Hanks Illinois American Institute of Homeopathy Dr. Hanks

Addison Celebrates Centenary in One-Street Hamlet

Addison Pennsylvania marked its hundredth anniversaries of incorporation and the Fourth of July. The hamlet of 300 people hosts a bank three churches a hotel and three blacksmith shops along one mile of main street plus a single policeman and no jail. The town was founded by Peter Augustine a Huguenot refugee from Holland.

Addison Johnston Peter Augustine Holland

Peninsular Store Company v Evans summons

State of Wisconsin La Crosse County in circuit court the Peninsular Store Company sues R J Evans defendant You are summoned to appear within twenty days after service and defend the action or judgment will be entered against you The plaintiffs attorneys Morris Hartwell P QO La Crosse Wisconsin

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Peninsular Store Company R. J. Evans Morris & Hartwell P. QO la Crosse Wisconsin

Design for Embroidering Round Collar and Revers for a Boy's Russian Suit

May Manton No 617 presents a pattern for a boy's Russian suit with a round collar and revers. It details padding scalloped edges with chain stitch, options for flowers and leaves, and outlining stems. It offers transfer methods including window pane tracing and carbon transfer, plus 10 cent pattern transfers upon request.

May Manton

The Divine Law and Magna Charta paintings by A E Soderberg

Two paintings titled The Divine Law and Magna Charta portray the sentiment that the people's laws defend liberty teach reverence and obedience and establish justice. Executed in Mr Soderberg's studio the works invite attendance and appreciation.

A. E. Soderberg

Player Who Hit Manager M Graw Hit by Brennan

Ad Brennan a Philadelphia National League player struck Manager John J McGraw of the New York Giants after a game in Philadelphia and received a five day suspension plus a $100 fine. McGraw also faced punishment but no fine as the league president deemed his role less serious.

Ad Brennan John J. McGraw New York Giants Philadelphia McGraw Lynch National League

Domestic Benchmarks in Family Behaviors

A woman with a pet dog believes the animal sometimes shares her insight, while a little girl trusts her father completely and diverges from her mother in some aspects.

Elks Parade Dazzles Rochester City in Flower Festival

Rochester New York blossoms with confetti and streamers as Elks gather for a grand floral automobile parade. The city hosts thousands of visitors while Denver California and Atlanta vie to host future conventions for 1915 and 1916 respectively.

Rochester N. Y Denver California Atlanta

First Battalion Sets High Scores Under New Firing Rules

Camp Douglas Wisconsin reports under ideal conditions the First battalions of each regiment fired the record course in the morning and second battalions in the afternoon. High score by Sergeant Funk of the Second Infantry with 233 out of 250 in slow and rapid fire across five distances.

Camp Douglas Wis Funk

Bank bill start by House Banking Committee

The House banking committee began committee consideration of the Wilson Glass McAdoo currency bill. Some democratic members opposed it but a section by section study was approved. A full committee meeting to decide on more hearings is set for Friday with only Democratic members present.

Washington House Banking Committee

Confession of Ohio Killings Proved Fake in California

Simon Helfinstine admitted that a police confession claiming he killed seven people in Ohio between 1896 and 1900 was faked. He said he made the confession to be moved from California and dodge trial for passing worthless checks, the charge he faced.

Los Angeles Cal Simon Helfinstine Ohio Helfinstine California

Jealousy as a Tribute to Vanity

A concise reflection stating jealousy serves as a woman's tribute to a man's vanity, framing romantic dynamics as a social commentary on pride and perception.

Mistake Triggers Divorce Case in Los Angeles

Mrs. Minta I Jordan seeks divorce after cooling between spouses over a death by suicide case she identified as her living husband. She had collected 5000 dollars in insurance based on that identification. Pittsburg banks sound, following receivers named for First Second National Bank and Kuhn companies.

Los Angeles Cal Minta I. Jordan Pittsburg Treasury Washington First Second National Bank American Water Works Company J. S. and W. S. Kuhn Company Kuhn

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