Report of Condition of the Security Savings Bank La Crosse Wis 1909
Report shows assets totals of 193 447 03 with loans 143 248 24 and cash 8 200 84. Liabilities include capital stock 30 000 00 and surplus 4 790 00 with profits 2 474 83. sworn June 26 1909 by assistant cashier J A Thwing before Notary D J Munz.
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Security Savings Bank
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Bass
State of
of la Crosse
Julian A. Thwing
J. A. Thwing
D. J. Munz
Big drawing card at new Chautauqua location
The La Crosse Chautauqua week features Prof. George R. Laird and Dr. Stuart with moving pictures and stirring oratory. Lectures, literary entertainments, and a strong program are planned at the pavilion near Burns park on Main and Eighth streets, promising rich and delightful numbers.
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George R. Laird
Stuart
la Crosse
Tribune
Main
Eighth Streets
Eighth Street
Burns Park
The Lesson of Choices in a Harsh Old Saying
A biting proverb suggests a woman who marries many men learns she was foolish to choose the one she did. The line reflects rigid social norms and a punitive view of marriage choices, implying experience invalidates a single past decision.
Doctor Proves Postum Eases Coffee Ailments
A patient testifies that after switching from coffee to Postum the heavy stomach sensation dizziness and nervousness vanished. The family physician recommended Postum noting its restorative effects and delicious flavor. The letter frames Postum as a proven remedy and points readers to The Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Prospertown
N. J
Wellville
Agreement Ends La Crosse Railmen Standoff In 1909
The La Crosse City Railway and its employees reach a 1909 pact restoring workers to prior status and promising non discrimination. An arbitration board may settle wage scales and reinstatement of Thrun and Sprout. Police incident with a union member leads to a hearing. District Attorney clarifies no troops were needed.
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Labor Hall
la Crosse City Railway Company
Thrun
Sprout
LA Crosse City BY. Co
la Crosse
Onalaska
Strike crackdown prompts county officers in La Crosse
Sheriff Dun can calls for all county officers to report to La Crosse as street car strike tensions rise. Reported injuries allege Andy Hanson was clubbed by police after being accused of scabbing, with further claims of mistreatment and denial of wife contact.
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Duncan
la Crosse
Joe Marshall
H. W. Hoyer
West Salem
F. E. Schroeder
Orwan Thomas
E. Mengel
Albert Piske
R. W. Davis
Bangor
Charles Hanson
Mississippi Street
Hanson
North Third Street
Wolfe
Joe McGrath
Yolton
Pittsburgh Strike Flares As Mechanics From Philadelphia Hinted
Riotous actions surge at Pittsburg as reports indicate a carload of Philadelphia mechanics may join strikebreakers tomorrow morning. Houston railroad tensions rise after Negro switchmen are refused discharge. Evansville car strike escalates with dynamite incidents injuring a motorman, no fatalities.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Houston
Tex
Houston and
Texas Centralailroad
Ting
Evansville
India
Rival Murder Suspect Seen Across States in Sigel Case
Reports say Leon Ling sought help from friends in Sewark to dispose of a trunk and later returned the girl’s body to his New York room. Police name two men aiding Ling and plan arrests, while a disguise suspect labeled Mrs Smith or Mrs Medley travels from Syracuse toward Bainbridge. In Oklahoma Chandler officers arrest a Chinese man believed to be Ling hiding in an ox car.
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Leon
Sewark
New York
Norwich
N. Y
Broome
Chenango Counties
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
Chenango
Greene
Smith
Syracuse
Medley
Utica
Binghamton
Bainbridge
Oklahoma
City
Okla
Chandler
Léon Ling
Lake Carriers Leaders jailed after dock assault in Detroit
Detroit Michigan June 28 Wm Hughes and Nicholas Fagan union members on strike with lake carriers against open shop policy are jailed and to be arraigned on assault charges. Nubert and Koenerke from Marblehead say eight men attacked them at the dock while awaiting a Duluth trip. Hughes and Fagan were captured after others fled. Koenerke identified Hughes and Fagan as the attackers.
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Detroit Mich
Wm. Hughes
Nicholas Fagan
Firemen’s
Lake Carriers’ Association
Louis Nubert
Geo. Koenerke
Mablehead
Nubert
Koenerke
Duluth
Hughes
Fagan
Sign of weakness shown in irritation and coping choices
The passage contrasts reactions to irritation, noting some seek religious consolation while others turn to drink, illustrating differing coping mechanisms in tough moments.
Elegance and Beauty Jewelry Advertisement
A bold ad urges thrifty buyers to explore a stock of diamonds watches and jewelry praised for refined taste. It notes a constantly refreshed inventory and invites potential customers to visit if they have doubts about quality or value.
Loved Hired Man Kills Husband at Kato Minn
In Kato Minnesota, a man who was hired to help and with whom the husband had an affair is implicated in the husband’s death. Police say the suspect confessed to the killing. The case involves a domestic offense and a crime of passion. The community awaits further court action.
Wife and Hired Man Held in Farm Murder Near Mankato
H. J. Ledbeter, 53, disappeared May 4 and was found buried on his farm with head injuries. His wife and hired man Frank Smith are jailed for murder. Smith implicates Mrs Ledbeter and others and a mob outside the jail threatened lynching before dispersal.
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Mankato
Minn
H. J. Ledbeter
Smith
Hotel waiter bears uncanny family resemblance to Reno mother
Mrs. H. Burnham of Reno Nevada mistook a Hotel Astor waiter for her son Burnham Roberts meeting her after a meal. The son, who left Wall Street to work as a waiter, is now reunited with his mother and will travel home to manage her affairs.
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New York
H. Burnham
Reno
Nev
Hotel Astor
Burnham Roberts
Burnham
Wall Street
Senator Aldrich Reports Tax on Incomes Proposal
Washington June 28 Senator Aldrich reports from the finance committee the joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to permit a tax on incomes. The measure awaits the end of the corporation tax debate before action.
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Washington, D. C
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Men over fifty find relief with Foley's kidney remedy
L. E. Morris of Dexter Kentucky reports his father had kidney and bladder trouble diagnosed as enlarged prostate. After fearing surgery due to age they used Foley's Kidney Remedy. one bottle helped and a second bottle cured the complaint according to the letter from O T Erhart.
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Foley
L. E. Morris
Dexter, Ky
O. T. Erhart
Quotable Adages on Friendship and Luck
A Victorian style proverb set stresses keeping friendships, meeting new acquaintances, and succeeding despite bad luck. The speaker argues constant repair of ties sustains companionship as life advances. It emphasizes perseverance and social effort.
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Johnson
Jealousy of Widow Sparks Fatal Duel in Missouri
In Caruthersville Missouri on June 28 a rivalry for Mrs. Donnie Kelly's affection led Ottie Bush to die from a gunshot on a country road. J W Head shot Bush then killed himself with a pistol as Mrs Kelly witnessed the tragedy. Neighbors rushed to the scene and Head died hours later.
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Caruthersville
Donnie Kelly
Ottie Bush
J. W. Head
Kelly
Bush
Head
Armenian Slayer Weeps in Court
Detroit on June 28 doctor G K Boyajian the Armenian lecturer wept in court after a long drive to assemble a jury for the killing of his nephew Hartoon Gostinian. He broke down amid references to his wife alleged misconduct and his heart trouble flared as he spoke of the shooting.
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Detroit
Mich
Hartoon
G. K. Boyajian
Boyajian
Chicago Martyrs club aims at anarchist propaganda
A Rome to Daily News cable reports that Roman anarchists formed a club called The Chicago Martyrs in honor of the Haymarket defendants. The group plans popular lectures and publications to spread anarchist propaganda. The Haymarket riots occurred May 4, 1886 with four men hanged.
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Chicago
Daily News
Rome
Haymarket
Ten Million Dollars in Gold Moved Through San Francisco
Ten million dollars in gold was transported by wagon from the sub treasury to the old city hall vaults in San Francisco. Twenty armed mounted police guarded the convoy as fourteen horses pulled the wagon through city streets.
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San Francisco
Old City Hall
Senate closes tariff schedules as adjournment set for Friday
Washington reports the Senate finished the tariff schedules and adjourned at 3 p m. Tomorrow the corporation amendment tax will be taken up.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Cuban budget to pass. lottery bill also expected
Havana June 28. The civil budget for the coming year will be railroaded through both houses of the Cuban congress today. The lottery bill establishing government approval of the national lottery and treasury payment of prizes will also be passed without further changes.
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Havana
Carpenters in New York Consider Open Shop Action
The Masters Carpenters Association will meet to decide if New York carpenters will declare an open shop after accusing members of violating an arbitration agreement. If declared, about 16 000 carpenters and the building trades union of more than 60 000 men face a broad labor conflict and possible work stoppage.
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New York
Carpenters of
Master Carpenters Association
Building Trades Union
Crazed by Heat Henry Wallace Sought by Police and Friends
Police and friends search for Henry Wallace reported crazed by heat and religious exaltation. He tried to kill himself yesterday by swallowing carbolic acid, amid St. Louis conditions and concern for his welfare.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Young Men Wanted for Sales Careers Across the Country
An advertisement cites salaries from 2000 to 10000 dollars for traveling salesmen and advises that any educated young man can train in six weeks. The Bradstreet System promises home training and a free book to guide ambitious youths to positions with reliable firms.
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Bradstreet
The
Tribune
Cornwall
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