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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1909

Page

19

Mulder Campaign Funds in Court Testimony

A witness described handling a local campaign fund for Mulder and Stephenson. He said no formal contracts existed, money was paid as needed, and much was kept in cash. He could not itemize payments to Van Auken Lang or Anderson or confirm exact amounts, noting the fund was smaller for Mulder than Stephenson.

Carly Marsh Mulder Van Lang Stephenson Messrs van Auken Anderson Larson Gelatt Chronicle Tom Hasting Gordon Northwestern Hambrecht Hatton la Crosse Morris Cook

Rexall Orderlies Offer for Aged Bowels at 10c–24c

An advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies for elderly and weak constitution patients with constipation and bowel disorders. The product claims soothing tonic effects and a natural wave motion to move contents, with no griping or nausea. It advertises 36 tablets for 24 cents and 12 tablets for 10 cents, by O. T. Erhart at 431 Main St.

Rexall Orderlies O. T. Erhart Main St

Senatorial primary questions arise in railroad case

Gordon testified he believed Mr. McConnell and Mulder promised to abide by the primary result. Attorney Hyser questioned him about his railroad work and whether it affected his support for Stephenson. Gordon was excused and Solin Perrin of Superior was called.

Bray McConnell Gordon Mulder Hyser Stephenson Solin Perrin Superior

New Administration Shifts in Los Angeles Turmoil

March 12 Los Angeles officials face upheaval as reformers press recalls. Mayor A C Harper says he cannot fight recall petitions after spending about 200000 dollars of his own on the city, leaving him broke. Resignations are anticipated as reformers push for an ideal city government.

Los Angeles Cal A. C. Harper

Wholesale murder follows robbery in Pueblo blaze

Pueblo Mexico March 12 Police at Ressurection work on a case of wholesale murder after a house fire. Seven people died in the blaze at Augustin Serrano home with bodies positioned as if no escape attempted. No valuables found. Police believe occupants were chloroformed robbed and then the house set aflame. Serrano his wife two children and three servants perished.

Pueblo Mexico Augustin Serrano Serrano

New Diplomat Russell Leaves for Venezuela Posts

A NEW DIPLOMAT Mr. W. W. Russell, the American minister to Venezuela, and his wife accompany him. Russell has departed for the seat of his future activity after solving knotty problems between the United States and Venezuela in a highly pleasing manner.

W. W. Russell Venezuela Mr. Russell United States

Dam Cases In Court Here Today

Two circuit court cases heard before Judge Chester A. Fowler involve Charlie B. Whithall and Emma L. Hammer suing Southern Wisconsin Power Company to obtain temporary injunctions. Plaintiffs seek to restrain flooding of lands in Juneau County. Madison attorneys Cary Upham Black Hyzer represent plaintiffs and Jones Schubing represent defendants.

Chester A. Fowler Charlie B. Whithall Southern Wisconsin Power Company Emma L. Hammer Juneau County Power Company Cary, Upham, Black and Hyzer Madison Jones and Schubing

Baltimore Man Indicted for Deliberate Murder

Baltimore county grand jury at Towson indicted Joseph John Mueller for the deliberate and premeditated murder of his sweetheart Regina Reed on a lonely Mount Washington road last Monday night. He claimed he killed her while firing at a highwayman.

Baltimore Baltimore County Towson Joseph John Mueller Regina Reed Mount Washington

Court House Clock Question Draws County Committee Meeting

The county committee on buildings and grounds met with District Attorney Jas Thompson to review several matters led by the court house clock issue. Leaks in air hose have compromised accuracy and the Johnson Service contract guarantees a set service period. Thompson will decide after advisement at the afternoon session.

County Committee On Jas. Thompson Court House Johnson Service Company Thompson

Jesuit Order Launches Worldwide Earthquake Study

In Cleveland on March 12 the Jesuit order announced a global movement to study earthquakes. Rev. Frederick I. Odenbach of St. Ignatius College, inventor of the electrical seismograph, will organize uniform data for seismic research.

Cleveland Ohio St. Ignatius College

Bank Looting Report From Kramer Bank Heist

Yegg men blasted the safe of the State bank at Kramer Nebraska thirty miles south and fled on a handcar with about twenty thousand dollars. Police presumed the criminals headed toward Lincoln after the early morning robbery.

Lincoln, Neb Kramer Lincoln

Sparta Court Opens for 49 Cases Under Judge Helms

The Sparta circuit court calendar opens next Tuesday listing 11 criminal cases 19 jury cases and 19 court cases. Judge Helms of Hudson Wisconsin will preside.

Circuit Court Sparta Helms Hudson, Wis

Funeral for Gilbert Gilbertson Held Today

The Gilbert Gilbertson funeral was conducted this afternoon at 2 30 from Fessier Cahil establishment. Interment followed in Oak Grove cemetery.

Gilbert Gilbertson Fessier & Cahil Oak Grove Cemetery

Dusty doubt between father and son joke

A Washington man faced a question from his talkative eight year old as he settled with his newspaper. The boy asked if he was made of dust and the father replied, I think not, or you would dry now and then. The quip reflects a humorous family moment from the New York Herald.

Stephenson Gelatt Washington New York Herald

Bath Before Hiring: Filthy Applicant Offered A Bath

A desperate applicant is told by a manager to bathe first before he is considered for a porter job at a large firm. The manager, dubious at first, pays him a half dollar and adds that another bath may be needed if change remains. Provided by Everybody's Magazine.

War Taxes to Run the Nation

President plans a brief special message to Congress to press for a thorough tariff revision without specific rate recommendations. It will highlight treasury conditions and propose exploring other revenue sources to cover growing deficits, ahead of the extra session opening Monday.

Net Congress Treasury

Tigress of Cordoba Captured After Stubborn Fight

Vera Cruz, Mexico, March 12. Augustina Mora known as the Tigress of Cordoba, leader of a feared bandit band, was captured after a fierce clash with rurales in which Captain Pedro Perez and two men were killed. She faced three murders and loot deeds, ambushing rurales before her capture. three other bandits were taken with her.

Vera Cruz Mexico Augustina Mora

Cy Seymour Excluded From Giants After Hotel Fight

Cy Seymour, famed Giants center fielder, was barred from practice by Manager McGraw after a fight with Arlie Latham in the Arlington hotel. Seymour was to be sold on waivers, with Latham, the Giants coach, stating Seymour knocked him down. Seymour later tried to practice but was sent off and left town to return east.

Marlin Texas Arlie Latham Arlington Hotel Cy Seymour Giants McGraw Sricken Waivers Seymour Latham

Alderman Houska to seek city opposition on county option

Alderman Houska plans a council resolution to oppose the county option bill in the state legislature. The move, likely to pass, argues residents in country districts should not decide if the city grants liquor licenses.

Houska

English humor unnervets Dressler in London suburb retreat

Marie Dressler American actress rests in a London suburb under two nurses. Nervous prostration follows poor reception of Philippena at Aldwych theater. She reportedly invested 40000 in the venture, which has closed.

London Marie Dressler Miss Dressler Weber and Fields

Charge to juries in Carmack murder trial set for Monday

Nashville March 12 Judge Hart announced he will deliver the charge to the jury in the Col Duncan B Cooper Robin Cooper and John D Sharp murder case of former Senator Ed ward Carmack Monday morning. Defense counsel were told to finish today so the state attorney Jeff McCain can complete his summing up tomorrow.

Nashville Tenn Hart Col Duncan B. Cooper Robin Cooper John D. Sharp Edward Carmack Jeff McCain

Six Day Race Scores From New York at Noon and Two P.M.

The Walking Score in New York reports noon and two oclock standings for the six day race. Leaders at noon include Cibot and Orphee 591.1, Davis and Metkus 571.1, Dineen and Prouty 559.0, Loeslein and Klubertanz 538.0, Corey and Hegelman 526.5, Feegan and Curtis 519.9, Shelton and Frazer 518.6, Guignard and Revere 483.5, Navez and Kellar 465.2, Pallanti and Edelson 430.6, Hatley 356.0. At 2 p.m. scores show Ci bot and Orphee 600.6, Davis and Metkus 580.1, Dineen and Prouty 558.9, Loeslein and Klubertanz 547.4, Corey and Hegelman 534.7, Shelton and Frazer 527.5, Feegan and Curtis 522.2, Guignard and Revere 492.2, Navez and Kellar 572.9, Edelson and Pallanti 437.5, Hartley alone 357.0.

New York Cibot Orphee Davis Metkus Dineen Prouty Loeslein Kluibertanz Corey Hegelman Feegan Curtis Shelton Frazer Guignard Revere Navez Kellar Pallanti Edelson Hatley Klubertanz Hartley

New Cabinet Photographed At First Taft Meeting

Washington March 12. The entire new Taft cabinet met for the first time today with Secretary Dickinson sworn in just before the gathering. A flashlight photo captured the cabinet around the long leather topped table with the president.

Washington, D. C Taft Dickinson

Trial in Chicago Hears Alibi Claim in Mrs. Thompson Case

The morning session of the Lamat Mann trial centered on an attempt to establish an alibi for Mann in the murder of Mrs. Frances G. Thompson. Mrs. Thompson was found slain in a Michigan Avenue house on July 1, with a man who used the name J. H. Raymond as a possible suspect.

Chicago Lamat Mann Frances G. Thompson Mann Thompson Michigan Avenue J. H. Raymond

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