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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
8
A local note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as proven by thirty five years of sale and use. It emphasizes careful drug selection, absence of opium or harmful ingredients, and purity. Dealers guarantee satisfaction or refund. Price 25 cents.
Washington Post reports Johnson would not accept the presidency this year, a claim denied by Minnesota officials. The St. Paul dispatch says the governor has remained silent on any presidential bid, while Bryan supporters are blamed for fanfare that could derail a Johnson run.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a known composition remedy for weak nervous, overworked women. It lists non alcohol, non narcotic ingredients, invites free professional endorsements by mail, and promotes other Pierce products for stomach, liver, and blood purification.
In Deadwood South Dakota on March 6 190 lines the circuit court will hear charges against Mike Redman for assault with a dangerous weapon. He allegedly used an ax to drive guests from his cabin during a late card game injuring Thomas Sutich. Justice McDonough bound Redman over for trial in 500 dollars bond.
Report from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on March 6 says a man nicknamed Jack the Scarer roams at night frightening women out alone. He appears in surprising places, causes fainting but does not commit bodily harm, and police have yet to arrest him.
Three charges alleging perjury conspiracy and embezzlement were filed by E F Roberts of the state auditor against Dr Stuart MacDairmid president of Green Mountain Savings Bank which closed last week He is jailed in Marshalltown while cashier Donald B Johnson faces a preliminary examination Also a note mentions sending stray cats to help India’s plague response and a Salvation Army appeal
Minneapolis reports on March 6 as officials warn the city could be stripped of its status. Details indicate potential changes to governance and regional structure amid tense negotiations and political pressure.
An electrical storm damaged William Buchanan’s residence near Gordonsville, injuring him who was found unconscious and remained so for hours. No other family members were hurt. The report appears from Albert Lea Michigan Avenue.
Milwaukee news from Rapid City South Dakota dated March 6 reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway company filed condemnation suits to obtain property for a terminal complex. The acquisition would give the line more than 2 000 front feet of track for a roundhouse stock yards freight house and other buildings.
Marshalltown city employees must pay their debts or be discharged after a 5 to 4 council vote with two absences. Mayor O L Ingebuadt cast the deciding vote as the resolution assigns enforcement to department heads and the committee chair.
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