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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1907
Page
13
The anonymous corporation can only be held to account by assigning responsibility for corporate wrongdoing to its directors, as argued by E. A. Ross in Atlantic.
Authorities pursue Henry Nieland relatives after he died by self harm on a Northwestern train near Winona. George Nigland of Verona, Wisconsin, claims kinship and may travel to Winona to claim the body. Coroner Steinbach awaits word before possibly burying the remains at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Earl Shamburgh of Godell recalls severe coughing fits during hard times in Kansas. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with a rapid relief after trying many remedies. The seller, O. Trehart's drug store, offers 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with a trial bottle advertised.
A colored preacher led candidates for immersion down a Louisiana river. When alligators appeared, one objected. The pastor urged faith, citing Jonah. A talkative participant warned a whale recalls danger, but an alligator might swallow the speaker, prompting a risky joke about memory and danger.
Decatur Illinois October 19 banker Fred Magill of Clinton and his bride Maye Graham were acquitted on a first ballot by a Clinton jury of murdering Magill’s first wife Pat Magill who died last May. The verdict followed Marguerite Magill’s testimony that saved her father and stepmother. letters alleged as forgeries were rejected as the deceased’s own actions.
In Milan Wisconsin Richard Beyre shot an escaped prisoner from the Medi card jail after the man was found sleeping in Beyre’s house while being taken to jail by a neighbor. The coroner’s jury ruled the shooting was in self defense. The incident unsettled Beyre and his wife who plan to sell their farm and move away.
Mrs Heisler sues Mr and Mrs Conrad Heisler for alienation of affection and seeks 20000 dollars in damages. She alleges assault injuries include broken ribs a broken nose and a bruised face. She also files for divorce blaming her husband Will Heisler and his parents for the conflict.
A clipping discusses rumors that Gen Linevitch might propose a US Russia alliance against Japan during Secretary Watt's visit in Siberia. It argues the tale is a wartime fake likely German Russian in origin, and notes Linevitch would not advocate such a move. The piece mocks the idea and cites his supposed warning about Siberia.
A quoted exchange discusses a man's political ambitions and habits of aping the elite while harming the ordinary voters. Fire Corholte is noted, with Standar and mies appearing as stray terms.
Miss Gertrude Quinlan, famed for The College Widow, reported a $300 purse theft while sleeping in a St. Louis hotel. The hotel demanded itemized descriptions of the hills to entertain a damages claim, and Quinlan left for New York to join Tom Jones. She says she will push on without the $280.
The Albert Lea college near completion of a new wing to ease crowded conditions. Principal Miss Mary Ts Marquis has left for Pittsburgh due to her sister’s illness, delaying work but expected back soon for the formal dedication.
A published appeal invites all rheumatism sufferers to write for a free home treatment claimed to cure muscular and joint pain without climate change. The letter promises self-cure at home, noting blood purification, eased joint stiffness, brighter eyes, and restored tone.
Deputy Marshal Charles D. Baumgardner of Vinton stands trial for the murder of Frank Finley during an attempted arrest in 1907. The community remains split with intense emotion as details unfold in Benton county. Baumgardner acted in official capacity and fired when attacked, resulting in Finley’s death from wounds and subsequent blood infection.
Nine members from eight UW departments will join the State Teachers association convention in Milwaukee from November 7 to 9. Profs Turner, Ross, Hott, Wassett, Kahlenberg, Holmes, Cole, Skinner, Hunt and the university orchestra will present lectures and discussions on American history education sociology music and domestic science.
A concise reflection states that if one is the fountain of the water of life, there is no need to gush or overstate. The line emphasizes inner abundance and restraint over outward display.
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