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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
4
An article touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as safe and quick for babies with colds and croup. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. John D. Harmon and notes broader discussions on prohibition and temperance in a later debate with plans for next week's Pure Food discussion at Tabernacle Baptist church.
At a Franklin Club meeting a jury including Prof. Butler, Thos. Huntey and Mr. Willey of West Salem voted that prohibiting manufacture and sale of intoxicating drinks would benefit the people. Sam mer Johnson led the affirmative arguing liquor harms the community financially morally and intellectually. He said the saloon is the father of the
Albert T. Patrick, condemned to death for the 1900 murder of William Marsh Rice, won a writ of habeas corpus and appeals to the Brooklyn appellate division after Governor Higgins commuted his sentence to life. Patrick argues the commutation was illegal and seeks a new trial, citing unreliable testimony and potential constitutional issues.
Stam leaves at noon for Faribault to attend his sister Mrs Addi Kester funeral. Mrs McAllen heads to Chicago. Tommy McFarlain, once Southern Minnesota engineer, reportedly injured but now recovering. Dorothy and Louise Thuron’s daughters are sick on Avon Street. Mrs Anderson of 900 Rose Street returns from Oshkosh. son improving. Winnie Anderson of 900 Kese Street is sick at home. Mr Hirschfeld, formerly owner of a Mill Street bakery, bought the American House and will stay in the hotel business.
The first section of freight train No. 61 was delayed about two hours this morning at Salem marsh between West Salem and Medary by the breaking of a rear track. The engine returned with a wrecking crew and repaired the car, allowing the freight to proceed to the yards. No one was hurt and only one car was damaged. The train, due at 10, did not arrive until after noon.
The Combinations lost at their alleys to a South side pick in three straight games. Getts and Klawitter led scoring with 204 and 208. Close bowling with team scores listed for South Side as Getts 178 204 157 Williams 153 165 135 Klawitter 141 172 208 Bonadurer 2 170 144 156. Next Saturday a return match is slated at Hunt alleys on Third street.
Washington March 19 Senor Espinoz Nicaraguan minister is expected to inform Secretary Knox today of his government's reply to the Emery claim settlement. Since American warships were sent, President Zelaya has shifted attitude though troops remain in Honduras and arbitration may not draw naval forces until the situation changes.
Paris reports a nationwide postal strike with electricians and railroad workers threatening walkouts. Troops are on standby to prevent disturbances as authorities monitor the growing disruption.
Dave McCann of 419 Hagar Street has been in the city about a month buying horses and shipped a carload to Montana last night.
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