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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1907

Page

4

Woman 78 Wins Fast Walking Record in Cleveland Race

Mrs. Jane Edwards Root, age 78, won a senior walking championship in Cleveland by covering 2 miles in 26 minutes. She claimed the race over 28 contestants aged 75 plus, saying she beat the world record and now holds U S and European titles. She credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as her renewal of youth and notes heavy mail from professors and dignitaries about her diet and vigor.

Jane Edwards Root Cleveland Duffy United States Europe 38Th St North East Old Wason St

Man saves himself after threat to hang in Minnesota divorce case

E H J Espe told his family he would hang himself if a rope were available. His son Benjamin found a rope but the plan was abandoned as Espe retraced to the basement and then changed his mind. Judge Hallam granted Mrs. Espe a divorce after detailing alleged cruelty.

ST. Paul, Minn E. H. J. Espe Benjamin Espe Espe Benjamin

Tragedy at Union Depot as Runaway Cars Kill Switchman

Adelbert Soper, switchman in the union depot yards, was instantly killed by a runaway train of seven freight cars at 7:30 pm. A collision with a switch engine injured engineer George R. West. M. John of Adams Express fell while observing the wreck, fracture of collar bone and injuries reported.

ST. Paul Adelbert Soper Union George R. West M. John Adams Express Company

Brain Storm Free Edward Duthery in Superior Case

Duluth June 26 A plea of brain storm led to the release of Edward Duthery of Superior Wis who after serving part of a fourteen year sentence for killing his wife had his case reopened by order of the supreme court The action followed a state prison term and reopening of the case.

Duluth Edward Duthery Superior Wis Supreme Court

Automobile talk turns to traffic as Wallace jokes

Willis asks Wallace to buy a car and claim of missing fun prompts Wallace to reply he cannot afford to buy one yet is too poor to run over people. Dialogue reflects humorous social exchange.

Willis Wallace

Boy Survives Fall Over St Anthony Falls on Logs

Anthony Aspinatis a 17 year old Chicago youth rode two logs from the riverbank toward Saint Anthony Falls. The logs pulled free and he plunged into the rapids. He swam to Spirit Island and was rescued by Patrolmen Anderson and Larson.

Minneapolis Minn St. Anthony Falls Anthony Aspinatls Chicago Spirit Island Anderson Larson Aspinatis Carrett, Mont Union Station Tony

Northwestern brief reports of lightning death and disappearances

Northwest briefs note Mrs. Ole Skaalerud killed by lightning near Norway Lake Minnesota. Other items include George H. Smith twice jailed for forgery, Grace Burns missing in Fargo, Elbert Boone killed near Fort Snelling, Modern Woodmen convention at Marshall, bee sting death near Cascade Iowa, Montana safe robbery at Butte, and a fatal train crash near Billings due to missing rear lights.

Willmar Minn Ole Skaalerud Norway Lake Minot N. D George H. Smith State Penitentiary Fargo Grace Burns Hulda J. Burns Moorhead Minneapolis Elbert Boone Fort Snelling Second Cavalry St. Paul Mendota Fort Marshall Woodmen of America Minnesota Fo Marshall Cascade Iowa Peter Koster Butte Mont Montana Mattress Company Billings Northern Pacific Yegen Here

Local Birth and Courting Visitors Highlight Cochrane Notices

Cochrane community reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Klein on Monday June 24. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Toast of St. Paul visiting relatives here. Residents and students attend a training school commencement and several locals host returning relatives.

Edwin Klein St. Paul Della Hofer Stevens Point Hattie Lehrke la Crosse Wis Herm Beseler Oliver Weinandy

The Magic No 3 Number Mascot Endorsed for George H Parris

A Cedar Grove man, George H Parris, writes of relief from liver and kidney problems after using Electric Bitters. He notes one bottle helped and three bottles completed the cure, praised as the best remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. O T Erhart druggist guarantees the product at 50 cents.

George H. Parris Cedar Grove O. T. Erhart

When Some People Tell the Truth Fathers Misrecognize It

A brief aphorism notes that truth from certain people is not acknowledged by fathers. The line suggests a barrier to recognition of honesty within parental figures.

State's Attorney After Ice Trust Investigation Begins

Assistant Attorney General Simpson launches an inquiry at the request of Attorney General Young into alleged unlawful restraints by Minneapolis ice firms. The Hennepin county grand jury will probe with A. J. Smith assisting, targeting St. Paul and Ramsey county cases to follow if substantiated.

Minneapolis Minn Minneapolis Ice Young Hennepin County Grand Jury Simpson Minneapolis Ice Trust Mr. Simpson A. J. Smith Hennepin County St. Paul Ramsey County

Delegates Gather for ATCAO Summer Meeting at Ryan Hotel

About 225 delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico attend the annual summer meeting of the Association of Transportation and Car Accounting Officers convening at the Ryan hotel in St Paul Minnesota.

ST. Paul, Minn United States Canada Mexico Association of Transportation and Car Accounting Officers

Horse Thief Escapes Near Worthington, Minn

Nic Rose, held after a violent resistance near Deadwood weeks earlier, escaped from a train near Worthington Minnesota while en route to the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls. The incident follows his capture and return to custody.

Deadwood S. D Nic Rose Liberty Worthington Minn Sioux Falls

Narrow escape for Tribune carrier amid loose live wire

Sparta Wisconsin June 26 Wade Millard a Tribune carrier had a close call when his horse fell before Lee Campbell’s home and injured riding away. The horse later bolted around the yard and down the street as Millard rebuilt the mount finding a broken live wire 40 feet long dangling from a telephone pole causing electric shocks with each approach to the spot.

Sparta Wis Wade Millard The Tribune Lee Campbell Wade

Apollo club adjourns until fall. band rehearsals for concert

Mrs. B. S. Holcomb directs the Apollo club which adjourns to fall. The Langstad band rehearses regularly and nears readiness for an upcoming concert. Several locals return from teaching or visiting, including Grace Sholts from Star Lake and Grace Campbell and Hugh Campbell from college.

Apollo Club B. S. Holcomb Langstad George Hall Duluth Minn Grace Sholts Congregational Church Baptist Church New York Maj. A. R. Richard Milwaukee Company L Tress McWithey la Crosse Helen Jennings Madison University Amy O’brien Downer College Francis Smith Michigan Viroqua

Heirs reclaim Caledonia farm after 18 years debt case

The Rollins heirs win title to an eighty acre Caledonia farm from Elkana Huyck. A mortgage like deed given by Joshua Rollins to secure a loan is deemed a security, requiring payment of 3000 dollars plus interest and taxes, with rental credits for seven years. The land now outweighs the incumbrance.

Caledonia Minn Joshua Rollins Elkana Huyck Caledonia Town Caledonia Village Mr. Huyck Huyck Rollins Spring Grove David O. Weida North la Crosse Caledonia Hospital Gifford Show Company Opera House

Old Sore Treatment Promotes Blood Purification Method

An editorial promotes S S S as the only effective cure for chronic ulcers. It explains blood impurities cause sores to stay open despite external salves and warns against cutting away tissue. The piece describes S S S as cleansing circulation, easing inflammation, and rebuilding strength. It invites readers to request a special book for more medical advice.

S. S S.S.S

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