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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1909

Page

6

Attendance Boosts Locals as Postseason Sevens Set

The crowd at yesterday’s ball game impressed local managers and President Rooney who praised Tag Day and the Outcasts’ exhibition. La Crosse eyes a pennant as they host Winona, with a seven game international final in Winnipeg between M W league and Canadian league winners. The schedule includes an extra ladies day, protests handled by managers, and umpire changes for the Winona series.

Rooney la Crosse M.W Winnipeg Winona Ladies of la Elliott Killian Safford McRae Ashtabula Anderson Fay Claire Nesson Wausau

Storms in Wisconsin Cause Million Dollar Loss

Reports from Willow River Lumber company in New Richmond indicate northern Wisconsin storms caused property losses estimated at no less than one million dollars. The weather was widespread along Lake Superior’s south shore to Duluth with unprecedented rainfall.

Wisconsin New Richmond Wis Willow River Lumber Company Lake Superior Duluth

Boy Shot by Brother in Minnesota Farm Incident

In Duluth dated July 29 a three year old boy, son of John Jorsted of a Walker area farm, was killed when his ten year old brother fired a rifle thinking it unloaded. The tragedy occurred on the family property as the siblings played with the weapon.

Duluth Minn John Jorsted Walker

Death of Harry Pulliam Ends Baseball Leader’s Life

Harry C. Pulliam president of the National League died at 7:30 AM in the New York Athletic Club from a self inflicted pistol wound. He had shown signs of mental strain after recent outbreaks at meetings in Chicago and Cincinnati and had been ill for months. Funeral plans were not announced as tributes poured in from baseball figures and the American League postponed all games on the day of his funeral.

New York Harry C. Pulliam National League of Professional Ball Clubs New York Athletic Club 59Th Street Sixth Avenue Chicago Cincinnati League Pulliam Schrady Athletic Club St. Louis August Hermann South Harry Pulliam Scottsville University of Virginia Louisville Louisville Baseball Club Barney Dreyfuss Pittsburg National League American League Baseballleads Co. W. Murphy Chicago Cubs James A. Hart Murphy B. B. Johnson Cleveland

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Quick Relief

An advertisement promises a night dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will restore tone and relieve sluggish liver symptoms by morning. It targets dullness biliousness and constipation with a simple nightly regimen.

Chamberlain

Vice graft cases rest till September

Chicago July 29 The grand jury in the vice graft probe ends for now with no further investigation planned until the September term State's Attorney Wayman announced the jury would adjourn one day early today. He indicated the current panel has done enough work to keep the office busy and would withhold additional revelations until fall.

Chicago Wayman

Dysentery Cure Praised for Nine Epidemics

Dysentery is a dangerous disease but can be cured. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has been successfully used in nine epidemics of dysentery. It has never been known to fail. It is equally valuable for children and adults, and when reduced with water and sweetened, it is pleasant to take.

Spain in revolt and the king losing grip in war

The report describes a dire situation in Spain with heavy ships unable to aid remaining troops. A gunboat captured a blockade runner manned by Kabyle tribesmen carrying thousands of rifles and ammunition for the Moors around Melilla who gain recruits after recent victories. Moors use dum-dum bullets. Spaniards retaliate with steel jackets. English views say Spain is making a last stand. A Melilla report cites 1,000 killed and 2,599 wounded as Spaniards fall back to fortifications.

Melilla London Spain Gibraltar Ben

Diamond Quality Emphasized by Merchants Stock

Diamond merchants stress high stock quality, arguing that color alone does not determine value. They highlight proportion cut brilliance and freedom from imperfection as essential, asserting their standard is hard to beat and inviting customers to view the offerings.

Travel Tip Promotes Cham berlain’s Remedy for Diarrhea

The notice urges travelers to bring Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on summer trips, warning it cannot be bought on trains or steamers. It notes water and climate changes may trigger sudden diarrhoea and advises preparedness.

Scotch Woolen Mills Co to Close Local Agency

Manager Ashton announces the Scotch Woolen Mills agency here will close as the firm opens a large Birmingham Alabama branch. The move, attributed to expansion, leaves a well patronized store and many customers regret the closure.

Scotch Woolen Mills CO Ashton Scotch Woolen Mills Company Fast

Baseball Today American at Washington and Philadelphia

The report lists two today games with line scores and battery details. American team at Washington shows Chicago 6 4 runs and Washington 10 2 with Burns Owens Johnson Street as batteries. American at Philadelphia lists Cleveland 7 1 runs and Philadelphia 7 2 with Berger Bemis Morgan Thomas as batteries.

Washington RH E Chicago Burns Owens Johnson Street Philadelphia Cleveland Berger Bemis Morgan Thomas

Vision trouble signals need for glasses

When eyes bother you and fine print is hard to read, get glasses at once before vision worsens. W. T. Irvine offers pleasant glasses at moderate prices and claims wide satisfaction from customers with defective vision.

W. T. Irvine Graduate Optictan Marph St

F C Doun Gone Checks Returned

Frank C. Doun claimed to represent Campbell Wiley Construction of Minneapolis in La Crosse last week. A check to Doun signed by George E. Wiley for $14.60 was cashed and returned unpaid with no such account. police plan to issue a warrant if he is found.

Frank C. Doun Campbell-Wiley Construction Company Minneapolis la Crosse George E. Wiley Frank C. Doan Campbell- Wiley Construction Company Sam Grant Doun

Early kidney trouble warning ad promoting Foley's Kidney Remedy

If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble realized their danger they would begin Foley's Kidney Remedy. The ad claims the remedy stops pain and irregularities, strengthens these organs, and avoids Bright's disease. Endorsed by O. T. Erhart.

Foley Bright O. T. Erhart

Capacity crowd attends grocer picnic contests and prizes

A crowded picnic hosted by the grocers features assorted contests for men women and children. Prizes include cigars biscuits coffee soap flour canned fruits and kitchen items with winners announced at 4 p m. A guessing contest tallies tickets and kernels of corn for additional prizes.

Open Arbitration For Carmen Galn Heard

The Carmen Galn arbitration hearing continued with witnesses sworn and testimony under oath. Judge Hartwell ruled that sessions of the public utility board will be open to the public, allowing attendees who pass remarks to be asked to leave, while Ferris and others argued about closings and scheduling.

Ferris Hartwell Fay Humphrey Mr. Fay Mr. Humphrey Vartwell

Taft Stands Pat on Tariff with Gloves and Lumper

President Taft maintains his demand to cut lumper duties to 1.25 per thousand feet and keep reduced senate rates on gloves as Democratic conferees meet the White House. Former Congressman Littauer, a Gloversville glove maker, had pushed to raise the glove tariff to exclude foreign rivals, but Taft opposed a schedule benefiting a single manufacturer.

Senate White House Conference Committee Littauer Gloversville N. Y Washington Taft

Affinity Agent Mariol Grey Commences Sentence

Chicago July 29 Mariol Grey known as the Affinity Agent began her one year sentence after a presidential commutation to a month at the House of the Shepherd. Testimony from women who sought her help described a soul healing bureau where few were paid to cure marital strife.

Chicago

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