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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1907

Page

6

Dr Pierce Promotes Golden Medical Discovery Health Cure

The text touts Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for impure blood and associated ailments including eczema, scrofulous swellings, ulcers, and related skin problems. It recommends Dr Pierce's Anti-Heating Salve for open sores and notes available ordering by mail with stamps. It also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels.

Pierce R. V. Pierce Main St Buffalo N. Y Hollister Rocky Mountain Hollister Drone Company Madison Wis

Final will alters plans for estate of John Johnson

The will of John Johnson was produced in probate court on the day set for appointing an administrator. The will largely benefits John Johnson Jr and his wife, with the remainder to be divided among ten heirs. Siblings Jem Dunbar Anna Bennet Isabel Hayem and others are named as heirs with doubts about father's sanity potentially prompting a contest.

John Johnson Brindley John Johnson, Jr Johnson, Jr C. L. Hood Johnson Anna Bennet Jennie Dunbar John Johnson, Sr Jenne Dunbar la Crosse Isabell Hayem Salt Lake City Utah Alvan Johnson Sandstone Minn Edward Johnson Oscar Johnson Emma Hartnett Tena Kirschbaum Clara Nelson

Murder case in Paris puzzles judges on mercy and guilt

An aged woman was killed in Paris with one man stabbing her while two others restrained her. Lawyers debate proper punishment for each participant, suggesting those who held her deserve lighter sentences than the stabber. Public press complains about court mercy and delays.

Paris France

Short Sleeves to Go Paris Fashion Trims Winter Dresses

Paris fashion writers report elbow sleeves are out as winter trends introduce tightly molded dresses. Designers and furriers praise long sleeves for practicality, leaving wearers of last year’s sable and seal coats facing updated silhouettes.

Paris Madame

Nation must hurry in aerial warfare says officer

Major Henry B Hershey says Europe leads in aerial navigation and the United States should build an aerial fleet and start experiments. He notes that every officer in the signal corps agrees and that Congress may be asked for funding.

Washington United States Henry B. Hershey Signal Corps War Department Congress

Sandard Oil Attorneys Face Windfall in Legal Battle

A fragment suggests Standard Oil lawyers stand to gain financially from ongoing litigation, with observers noting lucrative fees amid the case's contentious proceedings.

Hartje blackmail case letters reveal threats to attorneys

The court release details alleged blackmail surrounding Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje. Letters from daughters Ida and Helen Scott and others describe extortion, promises of money, and a planned attack on Hartje and his attorneys. A Paris London trip context and a confession-like note about poisoning are cited.

Ida Lappe Madine Hartje London Tom Mary L Papa

Luedke Pleads Not Guilty in Assault Case

Adolph Luedke of 1227 South Eleventh Street pleaded not guilty to an assault charge brought by Charles Selonke. He demanded a jury trial from Judge Brindley this afternoon. The case was continued until Monday morning. Selonke charges an assault on October 4.

Adolph Luedke South Eleventh Stret Charles Selonke Brindley Selonke

La Crosse High School Adopts Stricter Course Rules

The La Crosse board of education approved a new semester schedule and 32 credit requirement to raise standards. Benezet introduced measures to curb flunking, extend the four year plan, and print a pamphlet detailing courses for parents and pupils.

la Crosse High School la Crosse Board of Education Benezet

Revision of Tariff Discussed by Cabinet Icon

The article notes a push for tariff revision and reciprocity following Secretary Straus’s speech to cotton manufacturers. It suggests Taft and Root have spoken, cabinet support for revision is likely, and that Republicans may use the issue in 1908.

America Straus Taft Root

Cubs and Tigers Fight in City Window Display

Fay Lewis & Brother store presents a staged boxing ring window to honor the world championship games in Chicago between the Cubs and Tigers. A teddy bear and a tiger manikins depict rounds of action, with dolls and sponsors from Detroit Free Press to the Chicago Board of Trade decorating the scene.

Chicago Lester Kuehn Fay Lewis & Brother Chicago Cubs Detroit Rooters Detroit Free Press Chicago Tribune la Crosse Tribune Western Union Telegraph Company Chicago Board of Trade Rooters’ Club Detroit Rooters’ Club Teddy Bear Tiger

Ladies Form Bowling Club at Hunt Alleys

A new ladies bowling club named Entre Nous formed at Hunt alleys on Third Street. Members include Mesdames Williams, Keene, Hirshheimer, Hunt, Judd and Miss Williams. The first league game is scheduled tonight with the Americans vs White Sox.

Hunt Third Street Entre Nouis Mesdames Frank Williams Lester Keene L. Hirshheimer C. A. Hunt Burton J. Judd Miss May Williams White Sox

Rich Westerners Saved From Death

In Denver on October 8 authorities learned that Governor Buchtel banker C B Kountze Lawrence Phipps and steel executive were targets of a dynamite plot. Police found enough explosive near the Chase home to have destroyed the state capitol and kill Chase and his family.

Denver Buchtel David H. Moffat C. B. Kountze Lawrence Phipps Edward Chase Chase Chase House State Capitol

Four University of Wisconsin Students Face Trial in Hazing Riot

The four University of Wisconsin students charged with dis orderly conduct in last week's hazing riot had their cases moved to tomorrow morning. Walter Brunow's father sought to settle his son's case by paying costs. The others proceed to trial with six lawyers representing the defense as expulsion looms if convicted.

Madison Wis Tomorow Walter Brunow Hhe

Frustration Over Poorly Read Poems Among Friends

A writer laments that the real pity lies not with the poet fumbling for rhyme but with companions who must endure him reading his work aloud.

Hem

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M. F. Hayes, Prop TEL Office Second Street C. B. & Q. Depot Elliott- Loeffler Beth Pearl Street Jacob Reuter South 6Th Street Funke Candy Factory Nses Groun McMillan Building Sandard Oil Mary Luise Luedke Sarher Zizzas Sio ST. LaCrosse CLUB Prof. Benezet Quarles United States Court Milwaukee Madison Force Charles Lewiston Fred French Zimmer S.S.S. Ovp Sores S.S.S S. S.S THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA Walt Terry Nellie Elmer Chas B. Nelson and Mamie Milledge Walter McCullough Miss Decker Roosevelt H. C. Evenson Gov. Johnson Alois ED. Pinaud J. H. Knothe Nore Ete Poultry S. Third ST James A. Trane South Fifth Street
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