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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1908

Page

7

Lawson Million Dollar Campaign Fund Proposal Amuses Governor

Governor Johnson jokingly welcomes Thomas W. Lawson's offer to raise a one million dollar campaign fund for a Johnson Bryan ticket. He says it sounds excellent and he would be willing to agree, but gives no confirmation that any proposal was formally made.

Minneapolis Minn Gov. Johnson Thomas W. Lawson Boston Johnson Bryan Mr. Lawson

Quack Doctor Promises Cure in Free Consultation

A boastful advertisement invites all afflicted to the office to learn a method claiming to cure diseases. The handler promises free counsel and a reasonable charge for a perfect cure, urging dissatisfied patients to attend and accept the procedure.

Death Ends Feud in South Dakota

E H Baldwin and Edward Graham, both of Camp Creek, fought on the beach north of Spring Creek. Baldwin died from a gunshot, Graham was seriously wounded and surrenders. Graham's divorced wife accompanied him and witnessed the shooting as the coroner and sheriff moved to investigate.

Sturgis S. D E. H. Baldwin Edward Graham Camp Creek Spring Creek Baldwin Graham

St. Paul Man Crushed in Train Ride Incident

David Roberts, 36, of St. Paul, stole a ride on a Northern Pacific freight train at Forest Lake Sunday morning and was crushed under the wheels. He was rushed to Stillwater City Hospital by Dr. J. P. Baker where part of both feet was amputated.

Minn David Roberts St. Paul Northern Pacific Forest Lake City Hospital J. P. Baker

Missouri River floods damage dyke near Yankton

The Missouri river in Yankton North Dakota swollen and cutting farms with 75 acres lost five miles upstream. Government dyke sustains extensive damage with 506 feet undermined and carried away. Original dyke construction compromised by high water.

Yankton N. D Missouri

Liverpool Stoker Strives for Work In Duluth Ride

A Liverpool wife remained in England while her husband, a stoker on an ocean line, rode toward Duluth with a companion to seek work. They rode on the engine tender but were jolted off when a car diverted to a side track at Forest Lake.

Liverpool England Gas Company of St. Paul Duluth Forest Lake

Golimar Brothers Circus Train Crashes, Delays Arrive Damaged

Golimar Brothers' circus lost twenty four draft horses and part of its train in a head on collision at Medina. A light engine struck the circus train at 25 miles an hour, injuring a tent man who lost two fingers. Arrival in Bismarck was twelve hours late with thousands in losses expected.

Bismarck N. D Golimar Brothers Medina

Special low round trip fares to northern resorts via Grand Trunk

Travel promotions list popular destinations from Niagara Falls to Algonquin and the White Mountains served by the Grand Trunk Railway. The double track route runs Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls. Special summer round trip fares are in effect. For copies of tourist publications and fare details contact Geo. W. Vaux A. G. P. & T. A. at 135 Adams St Chicago.

Niagara Falls Muskoka Kawartha Lakes Georgian Bay Temangam Region St. Lawrence River Rapids Thousand Islands Algonquin National Park White Mountains Atlantic Sea Coast Grand Trunk Railway System Chicago Montreal Adams St

Huron College Professor Receives Doctor of Divinity

Prof. William UC Notestein of Huron college Greek and Apologetics chair receives the doctor of divinity degree from Otterbein university. A Wooster university alumnus, he served as pastor before joining Huron college five years ago.

Huron William UC. Notestein Huron College Otterbein University Notestein Wooster University Ohio

Local Resident Praises Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup

Mr. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee states he used Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation and found it a thorough practical remedy. He offers his conscientious reference with high regard to the product and its effectiveness.

R. Ward Dyersburg Tenn O. T. Erhart

Damaged dyke reduces harbor coast to a spur

The dyke once 2600 feet long is now reduced to a short spur amid the sand bar. The damage destroys a harbor used by the ferry boat and forces relocation of much property along the shore.

Fee

Market Day Highlights Across Hallock and Region

Hallock hosts its third market day with 1500 visitors as the Commercial club provides lunch. In Mitchell the Milwaukee road expansion spurs cottonwood forest mills along the Cheyenne river. Sanborn County Old Settlers plan a June 22 celebration in Forestburg with talks on early days. Father Clemons sails from Alaska to seek Sisters for hospitals in Alaska. Fires hit Billings Milling plant with losses in the hundreds. Crookston serves 2500 farmers a market day meal as Thomas Johnstone Jr. promotes north valley produce. Huron threshers endorse good roads with 200 attendees and set next year’s meeting in the city.

Hallock Minn Boosters George Welch State Immigration W. L. Harris Minneapolis Dan Robertson Argyle Commercial Club of Mitchell Milwaukee Road Black Hills Cheyenne River Old Settlers’ Association Sanborn County Rodes’s Grove Forestburg Sioux Falls S. D Father Clemons S. J Catholic Church of Alaska Fairbanks Father Nolan Sioux City Alaska Billings Mont Billings Milling Company Crookston Thomas Johnstone, Jr North Valley Huron South Dakota Threshers’ Association Lea

Russians punished for Bialystok massacre in St Petersburg

Thirteen Russians were sentenced for complicity in the massacre of Jews at Bialystok two years ago. Jewish groups say the Russians were scapegoats for high Russian officials. Other items include a note about Gold Medal Flour pleasing cooks in Frederica.

ST. Petersburg Bialystok

Three Dead In Wreck Near Imlay City Michigan

A Grand Trunk fast freight derailed east of Imlay City Michigan when a boiler exploded. Engineer Thomas Gobbs was killed, while Fireman Wm Brown and Brakeman Al Smith were fatally scalded.

Imlay City Mich Grand Trunk Here Thomas Gobbs Wm. Brown al Smith

Misogynistic remark about sexual prowess and pleasure

A dubious assertion claims that a man's greater stupidity in loving increases a girl's enjoyment. The statement generalizes sexual behavior and risks reinforcing harmful gender stereotypes without factual basis.

Fear for Lad's Life in Ontario Bear Search

Five hundred armed men scour Pine region near Ontario for 8 year old Oliva Caplan who vanished from a stalled transcontinental train en route from Winnipeg to the Fort William Home convent. Officials fear he may have been killed by bears.

Winnipeg Pine Ont Oliva Caplan Fort Wiliam

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