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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
5
Claims that Erlain’s cough remedy prevents pneumonia arising from colds or grip and treats acute throat and lung diseases. Promoted for croup whooping cough and as safe for babies, with no opium or harmful substances, praised as superior and widely used.
Albert Johnson, a long time town worker known for odd jobs and guarding ball grounds, attacked a fellow inmate at the poor house without provocation. Police brought him to the city for sanity examination. Johnson has epileptic fits and a history of violence and asylum time.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay amid weather delays and crowds. He greets his daughter Miss Ethel on the doorstep, receives cordial welcomes from local Masons and firemen, and tells newspaper men he will stop talking and begin private life. He shows resolve to avoid interviews and pictures as he plans a possible African trip.
Advertisement claims a home treatment to cure nervous exhaustion and related symptoms. It lists a mix of tonics and tinctures to be prepared at home, with dosages and instructions for after meals and bedtime. The tone urges universal benefit for men and women seeking health and poise.
Former president announces he will not talk for publication or pose for pictures and plans private days at home. He will travel for a long horseback ride and prepare for Africa hunting trip, visiting the Outlook office but skipping public dinners until March 23.
The article discusses a senatorial primary dispute with Cowling asserting Stephenson’s win was driven by extensive money, overpowering rivals despite their spending. It notes a late afternoon debate where senate members criticized assembly conduct for delaying a probe and hindering fact finding.
Senate clashed over subpoenas as Husting and Bray pressed for dozens of witnesses tied to the Stephenson campaign. Morris and Marsh issued sharp warnings about timelines and accountability as a two-committee confrontation loomed. Probe extended to May 12 with a $10,000 appropriation bill tied to the inquiry.
Taft pledges tariff revision amid post inauguration bustle in Washington. Cabinet remains Knox, McVeigh, Dickenson, Wickersham, Hitchcock, Von L. Clark, Ballinger, Wilson, Nagel. Stormy weather hampers rail traffic and food supply, with multiple deaths and hundreds injured or exposed by the blizzard.
The article notes a court handling the Panama Canal case with a judge granting one week to decide on the next course after the defendants requested two weeks. The continued proceedings indicate ongoing legal activity surrounding the property involved.
Eight recalcitrant Kentucky state senators arrived in Nashville and were met with a hearty reception. They say an agreement with the statewiders halts efforts to force ratification of the election and primary commission boards, leaving the matter to the courts after the governor vetoed the measure last Wednesday.
In a tense meeting on the campaign, rumors spread that Democrats would yield a clear field to Republicans. Joe Vrchota withdrew from the city clerk race after Republicans decided on one candidate per office, with John Swan already filed. no tax commissioner candidate had been named yet.
R Meade Shumway was executed at 2 33 p m at the Nebraska state penitentiary for the murder of Mrs Jacob Martin near Adams Nebraska The sentence came after five reprieves and refusals by the state supreme court and the governor He had threatened escape but was captured after fleeing to Missouri The murder involved attacking an old feeble woman and killing her with a knife over money
Vernon county sheriff took Fisher into custody at Viroqua after his arrest on a Southeastern train. He is wanted at Reedsburg for assault with intent to kill for striking a man with an iron bar and fleeing. He will be tried at Viroqua soon. A proverb notes a man can be a good husband without being good for anything else.
Brief exchange shows a painter offering portraits and a wife asking for price and samples to review with her husband. The line reflects a domestic negotiation tone typical of Browning’s era and magazine humor.
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