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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
6
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as a laxative that avoids griping and calomel. It claims the pills gently stimulate liver and bowels to improve digestion, blood quality, and complexion, presenting them as a tonic for stomach, liver, and nerves at 25 cents.
The Boys Department of the Y M C A will conduct a two week camp from June 28 to July 11 at Trempealeau Bay Wisconsin for sixty boys including eight leaders. C F Ogden directs with daily programs from reveille to taps featuring nature study wood craft swimming Bible study camp fires and athletic events.
The Trempealeau camp adopts a council elected by the boys to set welfare rules. Simple management rules require obedience, ban firearms and tobacco, and restrict swimming to specific hours with lifeguards. Equipment needs grow as Mr. Ogden arranges tents and supplies for a two week camp via steamer La Crosse and Burlington No. 53.
Col Roosevelt could not answer mail, arrived by Dolphin with Secretary Meyer, met Outlook staff, and discussed publishing his trip. He drew a massive crowd on Fifth Avenue as he bought a straw hat and greeted officers and admirers with his signature smile.
The coroner's jury finds Frank Bauer was accidentally shot on June 17 1910 by a 22 caliber rifle in Harry Niebers hands. Witnesses including Drs Wolf and Calahan testified the bullet entered the right breast and pierced the heart. The testimony details Nieber's purchase of the rifle the day before and accounts from multiple witnesses.
George G Barber of Mindoro died Sunday evening at 6 from old age infirmities. Born August 26, 1827 in Cayuga County New York he married Frances S Cowles in 1851 and Rachel Jackson in 1855. Survived by three children Charles Barber W E Barber and Mrs J W Cook. Funeral at Mindoro Methodist Church with Rev W H Vance officiating. Interment Mindoro cemetery.
Washington June 21 Speaker Cannon defies critics from the house floor saying he would quit rather than bend to demagogues and self constituted righteous members who attacked the speaker amid reform rule debates.
Washington D. C. June 20 The senate judiciary committee dismissed District Attorney Boyce and U S Marshal Daniel Sutherland and favored confirming John Rustgard to succeed Boyce The committee postponed action on H L Faulkner for marshal noting no charges against Rustgard and proceeded with his confirmation ruling out broader corruption probes.
Miss Sarah A. Sutherland, UW graduate with a bachelor of science, engaged as teacher next season in the domestic art department at La Crosse County Agricultural College Onalaska. She has been prominent in athletics at the university and is expected to play an important role for the girls at the farm school next summer.
A. A. Schroeder of this city was elected president of the National Association of Stationary Engineers at the Oshkosh convention held last Thursday through Saturday. He returned home last night and said the gathering was a record breaking affair with a large attendance. he was the sole delegate from this city.
A quotation notes the belief that the average man does seventeen times as much for others as others do for him, reflecting a self assessment of moral effort.
Comrade Charles E. Freeman addressed a small Socialist gathering at the YMCA, delivering a forceful talk on socialism. He urged cooperation, public spirit, and the shift from individual to collective power, praising labor's rising influence and envisioning a cooperative future.
Police investigate a Japanese youth suspected in the assault on Mrs Catherine Wilson. Detectives near Denver expect to secure statements from Japanese residents as part of the case with arrivals from McCook Nebraska.
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