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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1909

Page

6

Big Ed Dunkhurst Trains For Six-Round Fight In Philly

The Oswego heavyweight Dunkhurst, weighing about 430 pounds, trains at the Bijou in Bangor before a six round bout with champion Jack Johnson in Philadelphia the first week in January. He vows to outlast Johnson, notes he has fought top heavies, and outlines his plan to land blows after early rounds. Dunkhurst avoids alcohol, runs ten miles daily, and heads to Chicago Monday to continue conditioning. Christine Johnson and Carl Meyer, both of Bangor, wed quietly at Justice Leonard Kleeber's residence.

Carl Meyer Christine Johnson Bangor Leonard Kleeber Jack Johnson Big Ed Dunkhorst the Bijou Philadelphia Tribune Johnson Dunkhurst Bijou Chicago Joe Choinski Fitzsimmons Mitt Sharkey Jeffries Ruhlin Joe Goddard

La Crosse Billiard Club Eyes State Tournament Bid

La Crosse billiard enthusiasts anticipate a strong season as the club weighs inviting the state billiard tournament with about forty clubs in the association. A directors meeting tonight will decide on extending an invitation and the event would start around November 1.

la Crosse Co. L State House Committee E. A. Gotterdam

Debilitated to Restored Health by Pink Pills

A Keokuk man recounts a long recovery after typhoid malaria and appendicitis. After five months of weakness and weight loss he switched to Dr Williams Pink Pills, regaining strength and normal weight from 125 to 175 pounds. Sold by druggists or via post from Schenectady New York.

Robert N. Ward Waverly Ohio Williams Ward Keokuk Iowa Dr. Williams

Iowa Slim the River Man Killed Near River Junction

A Cedar Rapids Iowa man known only as Iowa Slim, a river laborer befriended by camp followers along the Mississippi, was shot at River Junction during an alleged attempt to hold up a German. River men doubt self defense, and authorities may pursue a fuller inquiry into the fatal incident.

River Junction Cedar Yeggman Jim O’ Howard Iowa St. Paul St. Louis Tribune Cedar Rapids the Tribune Slim Trempealeau Houston County

Banker's WalshDenied New Trial In Chicago Bank Wrecking Case

United States circuit court of appeals affirmed lower court rulings in John R. Walsh's wrecking of three Chicago banks case. Walsh faces five years at Leavenworth unless the Supreme Court intervenes. Convicted on 54 counts, involving memorandum notes and railroad bond dealings, with an aggregate possible penalty of 540 years.

Chicago United States Circuit Court of Appeals Grosscup, Baker Humphrey John R. Walsh Anderson Walsh Supreme Court of the United States Leavenworth Kaw Fort Leavenworth United States Sims Illinois Southern Wisconsin Michigan John S. Miller U. S. Dist Atty. Sims

Weekly warming tests faith in a difficult task

A comment notes that keeping a particular religion active requires a weekly warming ritual, described as a challenging obligation for adherents and community leaders alike.

Favoritism Shown McKinley Probed in Land Looting Affair

The article recalls a probe into favoritism toward McKinley in a land fraud case. It notes Francis J. Heney's intercession leading to a light sentence, and mentions McKinley fleeing to China with the "Little Egypt." U.S. Marshal Rees is described as a friend of the prosecutor as a jail stander is treated with special considerations.

McKinley Kelly Butte Stevens Reed United States District Wolverton United States Grand Jury Mc Kinely Francis J. Heney China Egypt Rees

Our Diamonds Offer Wide Selection and Prices

As you plan a near term purchase consider choosing now. Prices on perfectly cut diamonds current here are worth your attention. The stock is large and varied, ensuring you can find exactly what you want.

Chinese Grand Councillor Chang Chih Tung Dies

Grand Councillor Chang Chih Tung died after years with cancer. He resigned hours before death. edict granted indefinite leave and decorations as he neared the end of his term.

Pekin Chang Chih Tung

World's Baseball Attracts Big Money in Pittsburg Series

In Pittsburg on October 5, all reserved seats for the Pirates vs Detroit World Series games are sold. About $200,000 has been wagered in two days with Detroit fans betting even money and other backers seeking odds. Pirates expected slight favorite. bets on Wagener outbat Cobb and Gibson handling the Pirates' catching are prominent.

Pittsburg Detroit Pirates Wagener Cobb Gibson Stanage Schmidt

Gov Draper’s Boston Residence Destroyed by Fire

Fire this morning nearly razed Gov. Draper’s Boston home. Damage estimated around 200000 dollars. The governor and his family were away from the city at the time of the blaze.

Gov. Draper Boston Mass

Two freights collide near Carpenters station injuring crew

In Lapeer Michigan on October 5 two fast freight trains on the Detroit Bay City division of the Michigan Central collided at Carpenters station between here and Columbiaville. Both engineers died and a fireman and brakeman were injured.

Lapeer Mich Detroit Bay City Michigan Central Carpenters Here Columbiaville

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted for Early Symptoms

O. T. Erhart urges readers to start Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder trouble. The product is said to stop pain and irregularities and strengthen the organs, with no danger of Bright's disease or other serious disorders.

Foley Bright O. T. Erhart

Bernard Trepte In Serious Condition At Home

Bernard Trepte proprietor of the Trepte Ornamental Iron Works at 721 South Sixth Street is critically ill at his home. Physicians fear for his recovery after months of illness. Several doctors suspect stomach cancer as the cause of his ailment.

Bernard Trepte South Sixth Street Trepte

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