Free Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin for the Elderly
Mild liquid laxative promoted for old people, women, and children. The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as non-griping and suitable when other laxatives fail, offering free samples and a money back guarantee. It cites users A A Lewis and Enoa Gilpin and provides Dr B Caldwell's Monticello Illinois address for samples and advice.
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Sls
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
A. A. Lewis
Bentonville, Ark
Enoa Gilpin
Danville, IL
Insurance Commissioner Becomes Appointive Under Measure
Madison is set to replace the elective insurance commissioner with an appointed official after assembly action. The bill, previously passed by the senate, also changes Stephenson park name to Peninsula park in Door county. Additional actions include memorials to Congress on dairy cold storage limits and lake craft tax for harbor work, plus several local bills on holidays, lodging house licensing, county credit loans, and child labor rules.
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Madison
Wis
Stevenson
Assembly
Senate
L. L. Johnson
Stephenson Park
Door County
Peninsula Park
Stephenson
State Park Board
Congress
Milwaukee
Hasting
Laws Cost But Little
Madison figures from secretary Doty of the civil service commission show the present legislature has cost the state 51000 in salaries to date with about 1700 bills introduced and an average cost per bill of 31. Doty argues civil service reduces legislative costs noting the 1901 cost per bill was 58 with 201 employees then and 89 now. Daily costs average 299 compared with 433 earlier. New York averages 1155 daily and Minnesota 718.
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Madison
Wis
F. E. Doty
Civil Service Commission
New York
Minnesota
Body found in boat after Wisconsin drowning search
After thirty hours of dragging Little Lake Butte des Morts three of four drowned girls were recovered from a capsized sailboat. Bertha Pollex was found in a forward-deck opening at Menasha five miles away with Gertrude Kuschel Agnes Geenen and Elizabeth Brill recovered earlier.
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Appleton
Wis
Little Lake Butte Des Morts
Menasha
Bertha Pollex
Gertrude Kuschel
Agnes Geenen
Elizabeth Brill
Sunday Measure Passes in Wisconsin Senate
Madison Wis June 13 The Wisconsin senate passed a Sunday liquor sale bill after rejecting Teasdale amendment and approving an assembly amendment. Other measures under suspension included school reports to truants and bridge bond validation. Torrens land title bill laid over as heated session adjourned to 8 p m Monday.
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Madison
Wis
Teasdale
Senate
Assembly
Torrens
Whitehead
Zimmerman Seeks To Make Ball Player By July Fourth
Chicago June 13 Manager Frank Chance vowed to transform Zimmerman into a ball player by July 4 and the squad is buzzing over the bold pledge Heine has roused the clubhouse and optimism grows that Zimmerman will rise to the challenge.
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Chicago
Frank Chance
Zimmerman
Heine
Illinois enacts ten hour workday for women after Deneen sign
Governor Deneen signed the ten hour labor bill for women last night. Twenty five thousand female workers in Illinois will have their hours adjusted after July 1 when the law takes effect. Officials say reductions in hours without wage cuts depend on each employer.
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Chicago
Deneen
Illinois
State
Death mystery surrounds Holt found in burning cabin
Otto Holt aged 4 a former resident of Superior Wisconsin was found dead in a burning cabin near Carlton Minnesota. Authorities said burns were so severe it was impossible to determine if death resulted from accident self harm or murder.
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Superior
Wis
Otto Holt
Carlton
Minn
Clarence Dietz to Leave Hospital for Milwaukee
Clarence Dietz of Fond du Lac Wisconsin, after an appendicitis operation that briefly threatened his life, will depart for Milwaukee as soon as his condition allows.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Clarence Dietz
Milwaukee
Funeral for Judge Jenkins Held in Chippewa Falls
The funeral of Judge John J. Jenkins was conducted today at 2:00 PM in Chippewa Falls with the Masonic lodge presiding. Rev. George Hirst, Episcopal rector, officiated.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
John J. Jenkins
Masonic Lodge
George Hirst
Episcopal
Maccabees Convention Opens in Oshkosh
The state convention of Maccabees opens in Oshkosh Wisconsin and runs through Wednesday with about 1000 visitors in attendance.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Holmen Beats Instenes-Spence Clothiers In Narrow Win
Holmen Wis June 13 Holmen baseball team edged Instenes Spence Clothing Co of La Crosse 5 to 4 on the local diamond. Showers and cold wind hindered both clubs as the game stayed tight and looked headed for extra innings. This marked Holmen’s third straight win this season with Blank and Solberg pitching for Holmen and Nutting and Knudson catching.
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Holmen Tag Clothiers
Holmen
Wis
Instenes-Spence Clothing Company
la Crosse
RHE Clothing Co
Blank
Solberg
Nutting and
Knudson
Wise Explains Sugar Trust Prosecutions Before Committee
Washington June 13 United States District Attorney Wise of New York reviews sugar and cotton bill cases before the house committee on expenditures in the department of justice. He says the government policy was set before his term and that he has exacted the pound of flesh in every case where he was involved and that he reached those higher up who could be reached.
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Washington
United States
Wise
New York
House Committee On Expenditures
Department of Justice
Stimson
Sugar Trust
Jack Johnson Captivates London Crowds in Style
The world boxing champion arrives in London landing at Plymouth amid large crowds. A special police guard helps him pass through the mob to a swift automobile as he enjoys a warm reception in the metropolis. Johnson, famed Galveston fighter, is the sensational figure of the moment.
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London
Joseph
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Plymouth
Galveston
Great Animal Acts With Circus
Nederweld's German dog and monkey circus is a feature act with Barnum and Bailey this season. The show offers a half hour performance ending with melodrama where dogs and monkeys play all parts and a fire scene. An alarm rings as a mastiff villain sets the hero’s house ablaze. a dog fire brigade responds and an ape police captain rescues a poodle.
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Nederweld
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Charlie theFirst: Remarkable chimpanzee joins Barnum and Bailey circus
The piece recounts Charlie the First, a chimpanzee born in equatorial Africa and exhibited by Dr. Buchanan before joining Barnum and Bailey. Once on a ship he learned deck chores and dishwashing, drew royal and imperial attention, and is billed as the greatest circus performer in America for his acrobatics and riding skills. Charlie appears in La Crosse on Friday June 23.
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Charlie the Fist
Dr. Buchanan
Buchanan
England
Charlie
Europe
Germany
Alfonzo
Spain
London
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Standard Oil Company
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Care Tribune
Harmony
C.&j. Michel Brewing Co
la Crosse, Wis
Northwest News
Berzac
Jupiter
Western Union
Wujn Telegraph Company
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