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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
6
The ad touts Dr W B Caldwell's saline laxative product Caldwell's Pepsin as a permanent cure for constipation. Readers are urged to mail name and address for a free bottle and a free counsel, with testimonials from Mrs S A Hampton and Mr G Y Dodson. The letter promises druggists widely endorse the remedy and notes its long history and pleasant taste.
A. T. Torge, assistant secretary of state and La Follette ally, declares the conservative Republicans in Milwaukee are outlaws and that progressives will probably pay no heed to their action despite it violating state law which requires a ballot selection after primaries.
The city buzzes as the Rough Riders and Colonel Roosevelt arrive to a rousing welcome. War veterans mingle with crowds, while a Roosevelt cocktail tradition spreads along Broadway. In Washington, Taft and others anticipate the Roosevelt eclipse and the president's college tour. Roosevelt returns aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria eager for Oyster Bay quiet.
Edward L. Hardy son of Prof and Mrs Albert Hardy 1316 State Street has been appointed to the presidency of the State Normal School at San Diego California with a salary of 4000 dollars per year He has taught in La Crosse High School Milwaukee South Division Riverside Ill and San Diego Where he has been principal of the high school for four years He will visit his parents in the city this summer and arrive here early in July.
Commander Robert E. Peary arrives in New York from Europe after being honored by London and Berlin geographic societies. He declined to comment on a Berlin lawsuit filed by Rudolph Francke representing Dr. Cook over alleged theft of valuable hides in the Arctic.
June 17 Strawder Batt a law partner of former Attorney General Griggs died from ptomaine poisoning in New York. The case concerns a suspected foodborne illness tied to seafood. Batt was noted as a prominent legal figure and partner to Griggs.
The item lists rings pins bracelets and other fashion extras graduates seek. It emphasizes fresh styles and novelty pieces that appeal to graduates preparing for ceremonies and celebrations.
State Factory Inspector Rose Purdue prompted the action to vacate seven disorderly resorts on Pine street between Pine and Pine streets. Chief Webber notified the keepers that they have this week to move out, with county court prosecutions possible if not complied. The complaints cited proximity to factories employing many girls.
Yardmaster Joseph H Lutiger admitted employing John J Sullivan aged 15 as a callboy and was fined 25 dollars and costs. The case was presented by Rosa M Purdue deputy state factory inspector. Proceedings against R B Gelatt and Adolph Candrian were continued.
In Chicago on June 17 representative Beckemeyer testified he would vote for anyone to defeat Hopkins and claimed Browne paid him 1000 dollars, while Link said he took the money but Browne did not reveal Lorimer's name. Vandevere testified Browne's Chicago trip left him with money.
A girl and a companion swam across the bridge into a river near the public baths yesterday afternoon. One girl cried for help as she went under. Several rowers rescued her from the water and she recovered enough to walk home.
Miss Helen Anderson, cast as the leading lady in the high school class play Between the Acts, fell ill today and may miss the performance tonight. Maud Neprud is ready to take over the role if needed as organizers report she is improving this afternoon.
A lengthy description praises patient toil and learning poured into a creation. It claims no detail is omitted that would enhance effectiveness and touts results marked by scenic beauty and a certain aura.
Judge Higbee, back from Eau Claire, will hear Matt Ruesgen in a court session set for Monday at 9 oclock. District Attorney James Thompson noted the adjournment and delay since the self confessed killer remains in the county jail. Ruesgen, who expressed desire to be tried, regrets Higbee was away and not able to proceed to sentence at Waupun.
John Johnson a longtime Mindoro area farmer died yesterday at a local hospital from cancer of the lip after a long illness. He was 68, born in Norway, and survived by a nephew Albert Johnson. The funeral was held this afternoon at Mindoro.
The piece notes that when personal wishes falter many Americans find consolation in knowing they are not alone, estimating a sizable portion of the population shares similar disappointment. It underscores common, relatable sentiment amid everyday constraints.
Beginning tomorrow morning the public baths will reopen and patrons will find improved facilities. Commissioner Fred Schnell oversees safety and operations, with staff including George Ritter as instructor Emma Wendling as cashier Kate Reichelt in laundry Tillie as locker girl and Arthur Kaulfuss as locker boy.
Shortly before 1 am firemen from the local station responded to a blaze at the pumping station on lower King Street where a snell over the economizer burned. It is thought to have started from a spark and was quickly extinguished with slight damage.
Washington June 1 House committee on public works and buildings and grounds decides to report an omnibus bill for about 20 million dollars. The smaller measure aims at retrenchment and is expected to pass in the closing days of session.
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