White Plague Toll Mounts in La Crosse Tuberculosis Deaths Rise
Health officer Anthony Murphy reports twenty-seven tuberculosis deaths in La Crosse since January, nearly doubling last year’s first quarter total. He cites heredity and unsanitary living conditions, urges isolation and cleanliness, and favors a city pasteurizing plant for milk to curb germ spread.
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Cure for Severe Infant Eczema Impresses Newark Mother
Mrs. John G. Klumpp of 86 Niagara St Newark writes a testimonial about Cuticura remedies for her seven year old son who suffered weeks of intense itching and sleepless nights from eczema. After trying doctors and ointments without relief the Cuticura system brought cooling relief and gradual healing lasting two months with no return.
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North Side Church Nears Completion With Services Likely
Construction continues on the North Side German Lutheran church with interior plastering underway. Completion planned for mid July with first services anticipated around July 15. Separate remodeling of St Patrick’s in Brownsville by Nelson expected to finish within a week. Plans drawn by Schick and Roth for the church’s interior. bids pending for St Wenceslaus parsonage to be built east of the church on Winnebago Street. Henry Nein residence on Main near Bayen nearing occupancy. N Gustad residence on West Avenue close to readiness for next month’s move.
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Taft Allies Aim to Loom Over Convention Seats
Contested Florida case opens a tense session as Taft allies pledge to escalate fights at the Republican convention. Leaders accuse federal office holders of domination and vow to expose maneuvers on seating delegates while a strict rule curbs debate, risking a prolonged battle for the party’s future.
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Tornado toll and flood devastation hit Missoula region
Missoula Montana reports thirty days of continuous rain and a tornado causing widespread destruction. Twenty houses washed away as rail and power infrastructure collapse. emergency crews struggle as cities lose lights, telephones, and telegraph service amid the floodwaters.
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Precaution Taken for King Edward In Baltic Voyage
Realigning any untoward demonstration by Russian subjects would be a serious blot on the empire. To ensure the king's safety on the voyage, a hundred detectives and torpedo boats arrived from St Petersburg to guard the royal party. Russian guard plus Bugis cruisers and four torpedo boats accompany the convoy. The king is expected to arrive at Reval Tuesday.
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Card of Franks Expresses Gratitude for Sympathy
We, it he undersigned, wish to thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy at the death of Charles Tu thek. We especially thank those who sent floral offerings and Rev. Julisa Gamm. MR, J and MRS. JOS TUCHEX and Fetuly.
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Majestic Theatre Reopens With New Bill Sunday
The Majestic theatre reopens Sunday evening with an attractive program headlined by The Sand Umbrella and The VVeiled Beauty. Electric fans were recently installed enhancing the theater experience for patrons and lovers of attractions.
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Rockford seeks La Crosse catcher loan in player swap
Rockford Reds plan to open series in La Crosse with Eberly in the box. Rockford may loan a catcher to La Crosse if a deal with Killian or Harmes from the local club is arranged. President Hillott declined specifics while noting no action is confirmed.
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Eight crushed to death in wreck near Camp Parole
In Annapolis Maryland on June 6 two Washington Baltimore Annapolis Electric cars collided at high speed near Camp Parole two miles from Annapolis. Eight people were killed six men a woman and a child. A sad note was the woman and two men were en route to attend the June ball at the Naval Academy and lay dead on the track in ballroom attire.
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Anna Gould Gets Time To Pay $24,000 Judgment
Paris June 6. Anna Gould, facing a $24,000 judgment from Minime Nemidos for a necklace sold to Bouli, appeared with counsel before the civil tribunal. With monthly income around $5,600, she was granted four quarterly installments to satisfy the debt amid ongoing divorce scandal context.
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Missouri Supreme Court strikes down 8 hour telegraphers law
Jefferson Missouri June 6 the Missouri supreme court after noon declared unconstitutional the 8 hour work day law for telegraphers The statute was passed by the last legislature
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Turners at Germania Hall Sponsor Dance With Kreutz Orchestra
The Turners at the Germania gymnasium will host a dance in the Germania hall tonight Kreutz's orchestra is engaged and promised to be a feature of the event The note questions why a man in debt still has bargaining power and hints at social contrasts
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Fragmentary Arkansas contest excerpt hints at nominations
An incomplete Arkansas passage discusses strategic voting and coalition moves. The fragment questions whether factions will permit nominees, with implied bargaining to balance support between sides. The text hints at a delayed, negotiated nomination process.
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