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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1908

Page

6

Alimony Denied in Haines Divorce Case

Claudia Haines loses motion for alimony and legal fees as Capt. Haines fights for divorce. Custody sought but denied since children stay with grandfather out of state. She accuses T Jenkins Hains of inciting murder charges and alleges coercion and drugged confession in court documents.

New York Justice Carr Supreme Court Claudia Haines Capt. Haines Annis Fort Hamilton Frisco Hains Fristo Bennett T. Jenkins Hains

Five Days Left to See Kast for Free Rheumaline Advice

Local notice urges visits to Kast at Hoeschler's Drug Store, 123 South Fourth St, within five days to access Rheumaline remedies touted as curing rheumatism. Letters from Cincinnati praise the treatment, citing long-standing relief and urging others to verify claims with Kast.

Kast the Rheumaline Co Cincinnati, O WM. Zeighan Fairwell St East Hoeschler’s ‘Drug Store South Fourth St

Muetze Joins St Paul Symphony as First Violin

Moritz Muetze, a young violinist trained by Isidor Tippmann, leaves for St Paul to join the St Paul Symphony Orchestra as first violin. Fellow pupil Feliz Muetze plays cello in the same ensemble.

Moritz Muetze St. Paul

Registration Day Prompts Voter Turnout Growth

Voters will register on Tuesday October 27 at the polls to vote on November 3. Officials expect the national election this fall to generate higher than usual registration and turnout.

State ticket listed first on ballots under law

Ballots show the state ticket at the top followed by county and then the national ticket. The placement aligns with state law discussed in the last legislative session.

Legis

Anderson Declared Insane After Onalaska Arrest

Gilbert Anderson, an Onalaska riverman, was arrested after an attempted suicide. After a Saturday afternoon examination by Doctors Egan and Leslie he was declared insane and will be committed to Mendota.

Gilbert Anderson Onalaska Egan Leslie Mendota

Rosebud Drawing Held Amid Rain In Rosebud Lands

The Rosebud land drawing took place in Dallas South Dakota with envelopes opened on a platform as cameras recorded the event. Fay A. Meiser of Kennebec was the first name drawn and Dema Rose and Virginia Wagner 6 were chosen to draw, amid nervousness and a protest over blindfolding. Names of other winners from Nebraska Iowa Kansas and Illinois followed in the prize ring setup.

Dallas S. D Thomas Cail Alaska South Dakota Fay A. Meiser Kennebec Rosebud Dema Rose Jacob Edwards Wichita Kas Samuel Anderson Albert City Iowa Homer Anderson Mt. Vernon H. E. Clark Girard C. P. Johnson Decatur, Ill

U S Court Hears Two Cases Today

The U S district court opened sessions with the case of Louis Savalia charged with introducing liquor on an Indian reservation. The jury had not reached a verdict at press time. In the afternoon the circuit court handled Nels Wick versus the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railroad over a personal injury claim.

United States District Court U. S Louis Savalia U. S. Circuit Court Nels Wick Chicago St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad

Conscientious jewelers earn public trust through steady growth

A historical note praises jewelry stores for meeting public approval through careful planning like an artist, with effective methods, active interest, and ample facilities driving steady growth. The piece places emphasis on a store’s comprehensive service as the key to satisfaction and success.

Pringle Testifies In Fraud Trial Aiding Government Case

Frank B. Pringle a loan clerk at Bank of North America testified at the Morse and Curtis trial that the alleged manipulations aimed to help the government's case. A night session was announced to expedite the proceedings.

New York Frank B. Pringle Bank of North America Morse Curtis

Found Package Of Gloves At Tribune Office

A package of gloves is found and kept at the Tribune office. The owner may claim by calling the Tribune and paying for this advertisement.

Tribune

Political figures campaign trails and stances in 1909

A Chicago and Newark round of campaign stops features Bryan accusing Republicans of election buying and corporate influence, Taft campaigning in New Jersey and Maryland, Hisgen aiming for Nevada and California, Wright aiding Taft, Mrs Bryan touring Illinois, Gore heading to New York, and Cannon promoting a Missouri tour.

Springfield Bryan Washington Sheldon Taft Dolliver Chicago Cook County Marching Club Pilsen Park Newark N. J New Jersey Franklin Murphy Delaware Baltimore West Virginia Cincinnati New York State Hisgen Thomas JL. Hisgen Independence Party Nevada California Wright Washington, D. C New York North Taft Club Richmond East ST. Louis Illinois Missouri

Mrs. C. N. Clark Dies at West Salem

Mrs. C. N. Clark aged about 73 died at 6 a.m. at the home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Pern A. Wakefield, in West Salem Wisconsin. She formerly lived in La Crosse and had many friends there. Funeral from the West Salem residence Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. A. F. Fehlandt presiding. Interment will be in West Salem cemetery.

West Salem Wis C. N. Clark Pern A. Wakefield la Crosse A. F. Fehlandt

Explosion at Fiberloid plant kills two in Springfield

A huge blast in the Fiberloid company mixing room in Springfield Massachusetts today fatally injures two workers and injures a dozen others. The plant interior is wrecked and investigators begin assessing the cause.

Springfield Mass Fiberloid Company

Colonado Block Burns In Chautauqua Fire

The main business block of the Colonado in Dunkirk Chautauqua burned today destroying nine stories of shops and the post office. The loss is estimated at 150000 dollars.

Dunkirk N. Y The Chautauqua Assembly Colonado Chautauqua Printing Plant

Aylward to Speak Here in Democratic Campaign

Democratic campaign plan for the week announced by Chairman Doherty includes rallies at Shelby town hall Centennial hall Schroeder's in Campbell and gatherings on French Island and at the 10 Mile House. John A. Aylward, the gubernatorial candidate, to speak here on a date to be announced.

Doherty Shelby Town Hall Centennial Hall Schroeder's Campbell French Island 10 Mile House John A. Aylward

Narrow escape in Runaway Accident on Ninth Street

E T Mueller of Heileman Brewing and Gus Keller escaped serious injuries when their rig collided with a Langdon and Boyd wagon on Ninth Street between Pine and Vine. Driver Gruegg was bruised but not seriously harmed. John Ruegg lay badly bruised at home. The Langdon and Boyd wagon damaged. Mueller and Keller rig unharmed. The horse later found at Hollenbeck and Morgan's livery.

E. T. Mueller Heileman Brewing Company Gus Keller John Ruegg Heileman Company Ninth Street Pine and Vine Gruegg Mr. Keller Langdon Langdon and Boyd Company Bruegg Goddard Hollenbeck Morgan Langdon and Boyd Mueller and Keller

Billik Must Hang After Supreme Court Denial

Herman Billik of Chicago, convicted of murdering the Vizal family, had his appeal denied by the United States Supreme Court. The rejection followed Judge Landes ruling and the writ of habeas corpus plea was deemed to have no jurisdiction, meaning execution must proceed.

Washington, D. C Herman Billik Chicago Vizal United States Supreme Court Landis

Court decision shocking but father’s fate looms

The United Press reported Billik's reaction after the court ruling as he said he expected better news yet was ready for death even if they hang an innocent man. He spoke of two years in jail and a wish to end the ordeal for his family. His daughter Edna, 19, had said she would plead if the Supreme Court declined to save him.

Edna Supreme Court

Toland Business School Advertises in La Crosse Wis

Toland Business School of La Crosse Wisconsin announces a special test beginning Monday November 2 for students preparing for business life. They note a Toland graduate Adolph Neumeister has secured a position with La Crosse Rubber Mills Co and promise to prepare and place graduates in high class positions. Send for catalogue and full information.

Adolph Neumeister Toland la Crosse Rubber Mills Co Toland Business School la Crosse Wis

Edna Seeks Governor for Life of Bilik In Illinois Case

A woman plans to travel to Springfield to plead for Bilik's life with Governor Deneen. She sends a personal letter to the governor's daughter asking aid. Billik requests Edna enter a convent if he is hanged. Judge Barnes will later set the execution date.

Springfield Edna

Plan To Rush Aid To Fire Sufferers

Gov Warner calls for state aid to fire victims with mass meetings in major cities. Supplies will be rushed by special railroad trains free of charge to stricken districts. Death toll nears fifty with about four thousand homeless as fires recede due to shifting winds shaping the burn area. Rogers City reports ongoing but less acute fire activity.

Detroit Warner Rogers City

Belief of Imminent Danger Sparks Public Concern

Citizens express fear that a present danger is imminent, prompting calls for action and heightened vigilance from local authorities and community leaders.

Weather Disrupts Colorado Telegraph and Harvest Losses

Denver reports a blizzard beginning in the mountains on October 19. Snow disrupted telegraph and telephone service, threatening cattle and oil regions. Late crops are being harvested with expected losses across districts.

Denver Colorado

President to address GermanV Berlin invitation drive

In Berlin on October 19 a movement began to invite President Roosevelt to speak to university students. The plan aims to issue invitations before his return or as the campaign starts.

Berlin Roosevelt Ccn

Miller Joins Badger Varsity Squad in Madison

Madison Wisconsin October 19 reports Charles Miller from La Cr Wisconsin football star will join the Badger squad today and is expected to make the team.

Madison Wis Charles Miller la Cr

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