Proof of Truth about Father John's Medicine
Boston caterer B P Mullen testifies he was born near St Patrick's church in Lowell and recalls Fr John O'Brien giving his mother a bottle of medicine bearing his name. He says it cured him of bronchitis and has served his family for nearly 50 years. Sold by O T Erhart.
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B. P. Mullen
Boston
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowell
Mass
John O’brien
Carleton & Hovey
Leroy Street
Father John
Father John’s
O. T. Erhart
Boston Financier Appleyard Fails in United Gas Scheme
Arthur E. Appleyard, Boston financier, attempted a market break on United Gas improvement stock following Lawson’s Friday the Thirteenth tale. He drove United Gas down 4 points on 15 000 shares, then margin calls forced him to cover, insolvency declared, and he vanished. His assets include an exchange seat worth 12000 and $5000 offered by Lawson for proving Brownlee’s method failed.
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Philadelphia
Arthur E. Appleyard
Boston
Thomas Lawson
United Gas Improvement Company
Bob Brownlee
Lawson
Appleyard
Stock Exchange
German Bank of Buffalo
City Trust Company
Brownlee
United Gas
Buffalo
The Magic No 3 Becomes Mascot for Cedar Grove Man
A Cedar Grove resident, George H. Parris, praises Electric Bitters in a letter claiming relief from liver and kidney troubles after repeated failures. He says one bottle helped and three completed the cure, with a dealer guarantee of effectiveness.
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George H. Parris
Cedar Grove
O. T. Erhart
Grand Foreman to Visit La Crosse with Picnic Planned
Yeomen of Hickory Homestead 806 finalize Memorial day exercises for June 16 at Woodman hall 1 30 pm with speakers Attorney Frank Winter Foreman John Markel Past Foreman James B. Murray and Universalist quartet. Grand Foreman Koch to visit La Crosse July 11 with plans for a large picnic and visitor entertainments.
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Hickory Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Woodman Hall
Frank Winter
John Markel
James B. Murray
Universalist
J. S. Lowe
Irma Candrian
J. L. Uttermoehl
Will B. Bachelder
H. A. Lee
C. W. Willey
Dr. Winters
Knothe
Reichelt
Koch
Yeomen
la Crose
Nerham
Watertown
S. D
Mr. Johnson
Des Moines
Yeomen Orchestra
Athletes at Winona Third Summer Game Promised
The W. B. U. Athletes of this city travel to Winona Sunday afternoon for the third summer set with the Winona independent team. A large crowd will accompany them. After two meetings this year the Athletes lead 1 0, with Winona taking the second. The visiting squad plans to win and return with the victory.
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Winona
Old watering trough to be replaced at court house square
Wholesalers and residents near the court house will petition the council tonight to replace the old trough removed from the State street side of the court house square. The action was decided at a ward residents meeting.
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Court House
State Street
Court House Square
Longshoremen End Strike and Return to Work
NEW YORK June 14 The long shoremen have lost their strike for higher wages and returned to work this morning.
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New York
A Foot in the Grave Is Worth Two in the Same Place
A concise quip notes that misfortune or danger in one spot is as bad as multiple risks in another, suggesting a cautionary view on risk distribution and stability.
Follow Trail of Harry Orchard in Idaho Bomb Probe
Prosecution in Boise questions Orchard movements in California as Borah plans to call more witnesses. Former Gov Peabody examines the bomb Orchard claimed to be intended for him and recounts interactions with Orchard. The trial reveals Orchard’s arrest timeline, interrogation by McParland, and emotional testimony from the victim’s son nearby.
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Boise
Idaho
Orchard
California
Borah
L. M. Gubbing
San Francisco
Bradley
Gubbing
Peabody
Harry Orchard
J. H. Hawley
Government ownership as end of republican government
James J. Hill argues government must aid railroads to finance new equipment as demand outgrows capacity. He predicts the public will demand rails and cars, lenders push higher rates, and government credit may be pledged, possibly leading to government ownership of railroads.
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New York
Jim” Hill
United States
Johnson
Election contest answer ready in city offices dispute
The defense in election contest cases involving city clerk, board of public works, and Eleventh ward alderman will file a general denial. City Attorney Doherty represents incumbents Sieger Falk and Bart and plans to submit the answer within days. Contenders charge false returns in all wards except the Tenth and a recount may be blocked by burned ballots.
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Board of Public Works
Eleventh Ward
Joseph M. Sieger
George Falk
Joseph F. Bart
John F. Doherty
Doherty
Mrs Lee Named District Deputy High Chief Ranger
Mrs H A Lee, chief ranger of Companion Court Bluff No 28 I O F and delegate to the high court convention in Wausau, was appointed district deputy high chief ranger of La Crosse and vicinity by Chief Ranger George A Hildreth.
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H. A. Lee
Companion
Council to Adjourn After Routine Session Tonight
City council plans a brief meeting to handle routine matters before adjourning. A six day period from June 24 to 30 will see nightly sessions for liquor license applications.
Shaker Community Fire Kills Three Inmates
A New Haven report says Mary Migunts Julia and Mrs Starr aged and infirm inmates perished in a morning fire at a Shaker community building. The fire destroyed all the community savings and caused extensive damage to the premises.
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New Haven
Mary Migints
Julia
Starr
River Mississippi Declines Then Rises, Prediction Given
River levels show a tenth foot drop yesterday while the lower stretch holds steady and this section is expected to rise. Current stage reads 6.8 feet as government forecast updates follow.
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Mississippi
Mexican Ambassador Green to inspect dry farming tour
Mexican Ambassador Green will begin a tour of inspection at month end, visiting western states and Canada to gather information on dry farming for Mexico.
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Washington, D. C
Green
Canada
Two Substations Granted for La Crosse
Postmaster William B. Tscharner reports that the postmaster general has granted two additional postal stations for La Crosse. One will open at Vollmar and Yost grocery on the corner of Fourteenth and Pine, the other in the southeastern city area yet to be determined. Substations will issue money orders register mail sell stamps and handle all regular post office business.
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William B. Tscharner
Washington
la Crosse
Vollmar and
Yost
Fourteenth and
Pine Streets
Granger End Of An Era Recalled In Governor Taylor Saga
The piece recounts Governor Taylor’s rise with the granger movement of 1873, his later financial ruin from wheat and stock ventures, and his family misfortunes. It notes efforts for a pension, the sale of his Cottage Grove farm, and his decline toward the Old Peoples’ Home as the Gisholt House is described as the aged care refuge.
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Cottage Grove
Madison
Chippewa Falls
William Taylor
Gisholt House
Gisholt Home For the
John Johnson
Big Fuller & Johnson Manufacturing Company
Gisholt Machine Company
Church Gives Excursion To Winona On W. W. Steamer
The German Lutheran church will run an excursion to Winona on the steamer W. W. next Thursday. The boat departs at 9 AM and a large attendance is expected.
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Winona
W. W
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