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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
8
An old prescription book from Carleton & Hovey in Lowell Mass recalls 1854 1859 records. Prescription No 55461 for Rev Father John O Brien helped recovery and the medicine became known as Father John’s Medicine praised by physicians clergymen and hospitals.
A dangerous condition arose after an incident where a worker was run over by a thresher engine in the vicinity while performing duties. The event prompted safety checks and a formal inquiry into onsite procedures.
Proponents describe a central bank plan that would automatically regulate the money supply and provide a stable volume of currency in circulation. The outline emphasizes automatic adjustment mechanisms and monetary stability.
The monetary commission outlines a proposed central bank to act as government fiscal agent with a large note issuer, operated by joint private and government boards. Critics warn it could concentrate power, echoing fears from the old Bank of the United States era.
Mrs. Herman Berndt of Osseo was badly injured and her husband escaped death when a Soo passenger train struck their wagon at the Osseo road junction last night.
In Minneapolis on October 6 1913 12 year old Helen Magnussen daughter of Charles Magnussen faces a ten cent fine that led to her suspension from Tuttle school last June for alleged textbook damage. Her father refuses to pay and the district denies her readmission prompting legal action to compel admission.
The American Humane association opens its 33rd annual meeting in the old capitol building St Paul with over a hundred delegates. The gathering spans three days as leaders from 543 societies discuss humanitarian work for children and animals amid reports of new state laws and societies formed in the past year.
Beltrami county grand jury in St. Paul urged Gov. A. O. Eberhart to start an investigation aimed at removing Court Commissioner M. E. Slocum and County Attorney Charles R. MecCusick. Malfeasance in office is intimated as charges claim the commissioner collected county fees unlawfully.
Sergt. Charlie C. Mauck aged about 28 stationed at Fort Brady died when a pike pole snapped as Private Winters braced a launch against a boathouse. The pole’s metal end pierced Mauck’s heart, killing him instantly during a river training outing near Sault Ste. Marie.
Two railroad workers Charles Tucker and Albert Wisemiller died in a freight train collision near Columbiaville. Fireman Ed Sliter, John Dimmeman, and Conductor J Grinkall were injured in mid October incident reported from Lapeer.
Dennis Sweeney, connected with coal mines at New Saylor near Des Moines, shot his wife who was separated from him and then killed himself this morning. The woman cannot live.
Mrs. O. E. Brown traveled to Duluth station on October 6 seeking help to locate her one-year-old daughter allegedly kidnapped by her husband from Jamestown, North Dakota. She believes he is in Duluth after leaving for refusing to move there.
Nine mutual fire insurance companies sue Wisconsin Central railroad in Fond du Lac claiming subrogation rights after paying $10,000 in losses from the Auburndale fire on May 16, 1906. The plaintiffs seek to recover the same amount from the railroad.
In Cumberland on October 6, 16 year old Italian Nick Alberico was shot dead at Drummond. 17 year old Italian Louis Carlone is accused of breaking into a section house, grabbing a rifle, and murdering Alberico before fleeing. The feud reportedly traces to Alberico's and Carlone's families, sparked by a break in at Carlone's property.
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