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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1908

Page

12

Free medical cure offer from Dr Kidd in Fort Wayne

Dr James W Kidd proclaims free test treatment for numerous diseases, promising thousands of cures at his expense. He pledges no bills or pay unless satisfied, inviting readers to send name and condition to receive remedies delivered free. Note affirms personal endorsement of Kidd and his methods.

James W. Kidd Kidd Fort Wayne Ind Dr. Kidd

Hunter deaths rise in Wisconsin shooting spree

In Ashland Alfred Telford faced trial for the accidental shooting death of Frank Sawicki during a hunting incident on Oct. 11. Sawicki, mortally wounded, died before naming his killer. Telford bound over on circumstantial evidence as witnesses placed him in the woods nearby. In Grand Rapids John Dawes died after being shot by his brother who mistook him for a deer. Dawes was injured in the back and his wounds included the liver and lungs.

Ashland Wis Alfred Telford Mellen Frank Sawicki Sawicki Telford Grand Rapids John Dawes Pittsville

Governor plans December session steps in resource policy

The governor indicates forthcoming measures to preserve natural resources with actions slated for December and notes preparation for a legislative session. He will not attend the Washington meeting due to a busy schedule.

Wisconsons varied brief state notes on crime and policy

A roundup from Wisconsin towns reports John Smith’s 30 year Waupun sentence for assault in Waukesha, Neillsville arrests, school vaccination orders in Manitowoc, a postal route update in Ellsworth, an escape attempt near Madison, tannery inspections in Wausau, and telephone removals in Fond du Lac. Madison details a December focus on natural resource preservation with governors meeting in Washington and Lake States Forestry talks featuring officials Griffith and Garfield, plus invitations and commission plans.

Waukesha Waupun Armin John Smith Olga Gra Neilsville Robert Kuhn Neillsville Chicago E. Manitowoc North Side City Health Board Washington, D. C John S. Sargent Clarence Bacon Ellsworth Janesville Waukesha Industrial School Earl Wheelock Wausau United States Fond DU Lac Board of Supervisors Menomonte Dunn Comnnty News Ben B. Lindsay Katherine Ridgeway Honolulu Opie Read Neenah Myrtle Burke Fred Meyer Menasha Madison Wis Wisconsin Davidson Washington Lake States Forestry Meeting Lake States Forestry Association Saginaw Michigan Minnesota Indiana Pennsylvania New York Illinois Ontario Canada E. M. Griffith Charles W. Garfield Capitol Wisconsin Commission C. R. van Hise Griffith J. H. Stout George A. Whiting Bird Wausaukee William Irving Chippewa Falls Lumbermen’s Association of Northern Wisconsin J. T. Barber Eau Claire W. H. Bundy Rice Lake

Poole Sanity Exam To Precede Trial In Orvis Case

Fond du Lac Wis November 21 The mental condition of Grant Poole charged with killing Mrs E H Orvis last May in Oakfield Methodist church may be decided before arraignment A potential conference with Judge Fowler was discussed by District Attorney Husting and Poole’s counsel Maurice McKenna If defense does not seek an insanity commission Husting will pursue it delaying the jury’s return for about a week while the commission rules Poole’s mental state ahead of the murder trial

Fond DU Lac Wis Grant Poole E. H. Orvis Oakfield Fowler Husting Maurice McKenna Poole Pool

Jury finds Edward Hardy guilty of larceny in Grand Forks

In Grand Forks North Dakota on November 21 the jury in the state case against Edward Hardy returned a guilty verdict for robbing Mrs. Edward Sanburn of a watch and diamonds valued at $700 during the merchants carnival. Sanburn did not appear and is currently missing. her preliminary sworn testimony was admitted.

Grand Forks Edward Hardy Edward Sanburn Merchants’ Carnival

Wounded deer fights hunters in Marquette county

Eugene Lally of Grand Rapids faced a 200 pound buck during a hunting trip near Champion Michigan. After firing three shots two hit, the deer seemingly mortally wounded, suddenly rose and charged. Lally slammed between the antlers, grabbed the forelegs, and brought the animal to its knees in a desperate struggle.

Champion Mich Eugene Lally Grand Rapids Marquette County Wilds Lally Sally

Thanksgiving Dance by the Maccabees Hive No 49

The Ladies of the Macca bees invite all Maccabees and friends to a Thanksgiving Dance on November 26 at K P hall above Lavake's grocery. Kreutz's orchestra will provide music with refreshments to follow.

Animal fight ends with death on crowded ground

The earth surrounding the altercation was ripped up as the two animals struggled for several feet. At last the creature collapsed and died on the ground, ending the confrontation.

Dowling matriarch visits Eau Claire for grandson

Baraboo Wisconsin November 21 Mrs James Dowling travels to Eau Claire to visit her fifty second grandson Paul Denver Dowling She is not yet sixty but claims she has contributed as much as the average citizen under Rooseveltian ideals and is mother to eleven sturdy sons and daughters appearing as youthful as a 25 year old girl

Baraboo Wis James Dowling Eau Claire Paul Denver Dowling

Porch Climber Robs The House In Kenosha

A porch climber entered the home of G. H. Curtis general manager of the Chicago Kenosha Hosiery company during dinner and took more than 300 dollars in valuables. Henry H. Curtis met the thief on the stairway and was threatened with a revolver as the intruder fled.

Kenosha, Wis G. H. Curtis Chicago-Kenosha Hosiery Company Henry H. Curtis Curtis

Union Grove votes spark liquor question clash

In Union Grove Wisconsin at a regent election the veterans won by four votes prompting fears of renewed conflict over saloon policy as residents brace for potential measures to close saloons in Racine county.

Racine Wis Union Grove Vets

Saloon Fight Leads to Fines and Liquor Crackdown

A fight at Bert Welsh's saloon left Emil No wak with a broken shoulder and others bruised. Lyman Horton was reportedly intoxicated. Welsh pleaded guilty to selling to a minor, fined $25 and costs. Drys vow to close all saloons.

Bert Welsh Emil Nowak Lyman Horton Mr. Welsh Drys

Taft resigns from CincinnatiGas and Electric and Traction

Cincinnati Ohio November 21 Charles P Taft will sever his ties with public service firms in which the Taft and Linton millions are invested He resigns as president of CincinnatiGas and Electric and as director of Cincinnati Traction The move signals his candidacy for the U S Senate and aims to place his affairs in order for the political fight

Cincinnati Ohio Chas. P. Taft Public Taft and Linton Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Cincinnati S Traction Company

Regains Lost Voice After Vocal Cord Cancer Surgery

Mount Vernon Iowa November 21 Dr J G Van Ness who had a cancer removed at an Iowa City hospital is recovering and regaining speech to the surprise of surgeons The cancer was on the vocal cords and doctors warned he would not talk aloud again but he is speaking and his voice is nearly as good as before the operation

Mount Vernon Iowa J. G. van Ness Iowa City

Woman awarded 7500 damages in husband’s death case

Elizabeth Boucher of Fond du Lac Wisconsin was awarded 7500 dollars by a circuit court jury after her husband David Boucher was killed at work in an ash pit at Wisconsin Central yards in North Fond du Lac last June.

Husband Fond DU Lac Wis Elizabeth Boucher David Boucher Wisconsin Central Yards North Fond du Lac

Little Boy Drowns While Skating in Yellow River

John Birt aged 7 drowned after breaking through ice on the Yellow river near Sigel in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Several playmates witnessed the tragedy but could not reach him due to dangerous ice conditions.

Chippewa Falls Wis John Birt Yellow River Sigel

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Fay Lewis & Bros. Co Hunter Erhart RED Cross Thaniks Panama Read’s Karl G. Kurtenacker Knutesen the Ladies’ Outfitter Reitzel Vember K. P. Hall Vake’s Grocery Kreutz Roosevelt Taft Ney DR. Watterson la Crom Kaizer Zinn Hampshire Lonhuda Rookwood Rose the Tribune
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