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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

Page

3

Home Coming of Children of Old Kaintuck In Progress

Louisville June 14 Kentucky welcomes home its sons and daughters under rain soaked skies. Colonel Henry Watterson delivered the address. the scene revived memories of Old Kentucky while the hoped mint julep and bourbon were denied by city ordinances closing hours. Mayor Barth enforces Sunday and midnight liquor regulations.

Kaintuck Louisville Kentucky Watterson Henry Watterson Commonwealth Barth

Welcome Home Kentuckians parade and talk of baking powder

Colonels on the Galt House veranda recall a joke about North and South Carolina before noting a large welcome for Kentuckians with a 10 000 person crowd and a postponed floral parade. The article shifts to a health warning about cream of tartar powders and Rochelle Salts in baking powder, criticizing a rival brand Calumet and affirming Calumet’s safety and price advantage.

Galt House P. A. Linthicum Lina South Ca Walnut Street Beckham David R. Francis Missouri Adlai E. Stevenson United States Stephen C. Foster Kentucky Frankfort A. Warner Shepard Brooklyn Bright

Calumet Baking Powder Trust Tangles With Test Claims

A dated attack on Calumet Baking Powder as a fake test is labeled a paid advertisement by the baking powder trust. The piece notes the company’s alleged Missouri bribery case and fugitive agent, while asserting Calumet meets stringent pure food laws.

Calumet Calumet Baking Powder Company Baking Powder Trust Missouri D. J. Kelley Trust Calumet Baking

St Olaf Student Band to Perform at Germania Hall Saturday

The St Olaf student Band visits on a Saturday concert at Germania hall en route to Norway. Renowned nationwide, the group will perform before King Haakon VII and at historic Norwegian sites, including Eidsvold mansion. The concert promises refined entertainment for all ages.

St. Olaf Germania Hall St. Paul Minneapolis Norway Haakon VII Olaf Eidsvold Ejidsvold Fanuel Hall Christiania

Otterville Man Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy

Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa reports years of asthma and multiple treatments with little relief until Foley’s Honey and Tar gave immediate help. He recommends it to all and notes it is sold by O. T. Erhart.

Daniel Bante Otterville Iowa New York Foley O. T. Erhart

Narrow escape after runaway wagon carries dynamite in Minnesota

In Fosston Minnesota on June 14 Jorgen Haugen of Rosebud and his daughter Charles Juve with Mr Hultburg escaped serious harm when a runaway wagon descended a hill toward a ditch and trees while carrying dynamite. Juve leaped clear with the dynamite case to soil and saved lives as horses bolted and supplies scattered. Haugen suffered bruises and arm injuries but all survived.

Fosston Minn Jorgen Haugen Rosebud Ogether Charles Juve Hultburg Hill River Juve Brothers Haugen

Telephone system at Camp Douglass by local electricians

Storkeson and Rounce, former La Crosse Telephone Co. men, and a crew install a telephone system at Camp Douglass. The project, described as innovative, involves an investment over 1250000 and a fluctuating staff of six to thirty workers year round. La Crosse residents are unaware of the camp’s upgrades.

Storkeson & Rounce

Comedian Charley Harris Delights Bijou Audiences

NCAA Mr Charley Harris charms Bijou audiences this week with old school clean humor. He recalls a Minnesota lumber town tale from the early eighties as a sparse crowd prompts a curtain speech from the manager about the town’s fate.

Charley Harris Minnesota

Comedy Trio Tours the Frontier and Far Corners

An entertaining reminiscence recalls Mr. Harris Billy Woods and Al Montrose traveling through unsettled plains near Pleasant Valley where Indians attacked unfamiliar parties. A muskets shot drew villagers, coyotes scavenged supplies, and sharp quips circulated about fire water. Harris later toured globally Woods worked in Denver Montrose became a Melbourne entrepreneur.

Mr. Harris Billy Woods al Montrose Pleasant Valley Harris Woods Denver Montrose Melbourne Australia

Longworths Decline Belgian King Visit

Representative Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth decline an invitation to Brussels from King Leopold explaining their European tour limits. They will leave London June 21 for Kiel and return after the regatta to attend Buckingham Palace on June 28. They joined Ambassador Reid at St James's for Yeomen inspection and lunch with James Lowther and wife.

London Nicholas Longworth Reid Belgium Royal Palace Brussels Leopold Europe England Germany France Kiel Buckingham Palace St. James’ Palace House of Commons James Lowther Lowther House of Lords

Chronic cough relief with Foley's Honey and Tar sold by O T Erhart

Chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs can be quickly relieved and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar, sold by O. T. Erhart.

Foley O. T. Erhart

Russian government to place Countess Klevinsky in agriculture dept

Des Moines Iowa June 14 Countess Klevinsky a Ames agricultural college graduate and member of the Russian nobility will assume charge of the agricultural or economy department of the Russian government.

Des Moines Iowa Klevinsky Ames Agricultural College

President Roosevelt and Iowa fight reach Davenport

Charles Grill, secretary of the Republican state committee, wired President Roosevelt to confirm his own plan to attend a Davenport meeting. A reply from William Loeb Jr. states the President has not sent messages directing Iowa Republicans and will not interfere in Iowa or any state's nomination fight. Caucuses are set for Thursday night.

Davenport Charles Girlk Republican State Committee Roosevelt Washington W.slf Anthony Lincoln Club L. M. Shaw Des Moines Grill Iowa Shaw Grilk William Loeb, Jr

Supreme Court Timlin slams multimillionaires in senate talk

Milwaukee justice elect William H. Timlin told Ripon college graduates that the multmillionaire should not sit in the U S Senate. He urged harsher corporate penalties and imprisonment for delinquent officers and called for a constitutional limit on fortunes. He proposed penalties aimed at bribe givers and reform of bribery laws.

Ripon Wis United States Senate Supreme Court William H. Timlin Milwaukee Ripon College

Kidney concerns from overheating and drinking misuse

Irregularities during hot weather often stem from excessive drinking or overheating. Seek kidney relief promptly with Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by O. T. Erhart.

Foley O. T. Erhart

Packers Accused of Deaths in England Conference

London reports a national conference chaired by John Burns of the local government board condemns infant mortality. Burns cites 100000 yearly deaths from neglect and ignorance and calls drinking among women a serious tragedy increasing mortality of infants under five.

London England John Burns Burns Great Britain

Winnesheik cigar brand noted for quality

A short item praises Dengler's Winnesheik a ten cent cigar, enjoyed by Redmen and whites alike for its quality and appeal to the community.

Redman

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