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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1907
Page
7
An advertisement urges curb of stomach stress from high living and bad digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid containing pepsin diastase golden seal and other non secret ingredients. Available in fifty cent packages with a free trial offer by mail for Marshall Michigan residents.
Five warrants are sworn out against alleged blind piggers in Farmington by town chairman Peter Gullickson. A. C. Hanson, the Duke of Mindoro, is arraigned again for selling intoxicants without a license and the trial is postponed due to Attorney Wolfe's absence. Pfaff and Elange face separate charges of dispensing wet goods. Hanson sale alleged on Aug 10. Pfaff and Elange to be arraigned tomorrow.
Nine balloons from four nations gather at the Aero club of St. Louis for the second annual James Gordon Bennett cup race. The Pommern will start first at 4 PM with Oscar Ersloch and Prof. A. Lawrence Rotch aboard, followed by the US entry piloted by Maj. Hersey and Arthur T. Aberholt, and the Lisle De France with Alfred Leblanc and E. M. Mix.
In Atlanta on October 21 Georgia Baptist churches adopted resolutions asking Governor to rule on whether state prohibition law blocks sacramental wine. They urged a special session to amend the statute if needed to permit religious ceremony. Debate had noted the bill lacked sacrament provisions.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as strengthening the weak curing bronchial catarrh nasal ailments and skin conditions by purifying the blood. It promotes Dr Pierce s All Healing Salve and the Pleasant Pellets for constipation and urges sending names for a free Medical Adviser booklet.
Milliken elected president to direct Mercantile National reorganization as Morse exits from Mercantile, Van Norden, Fourteenth Street, Garfield, National Bank of North America and New Amsterdam. Morse’s financial strain becomes public as Consolidated Steamship bonds plunge to 17, signaling deep trouble in his empire.
Mr and Mrs C F Rubin of Rockford return home after a several days visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas Callahan in the local area.
Trempealeau county presses for a share of the upcoming legislatorshi p contest as Tom Morris departs and Esch gains favor here. La Crosse is urged to back Trempealeau’s man for the upper house while supporting Esch for Congress, balancing regional influence amid Ekern’s controversial stance and past rivalries. Prospective candidates from both sides are urged to show mutual backing in the district.
New York October 21 William A Fanning counsel for Martin Maloney denied he would appeal to Pope Pius X to annul his daughters marriage to Arthur H Osborne. Maloney is said to be in London seeking Helen who he believes is in the British capital. Osborne would not confirm receiving word from the missing wife.
Walter C. Albrecht aged 20 died after a football scrimmage in Chicago. He sustained a brain concussion during a game between Hoyne Maroons and Crusaders at Racine and Cornelia avenues and died an hour later at Alexian Brothers hospital.
Wisconsin dairymen warn of a Chicago centralizer monopoly in milk and cream rates. Former Railroad Commissioner John Barnes will represent dairy interests at the Nov. 5 rate hearing, with dairy officials from five states attending. Wisconsin's Dairy and Food Commissioner J. Q. Emery helps lead a new group backing strong action against high prices and long-haul rate discrimination. The case mirrors a broader interstate battle and echoes fears of a Standard Oil like domination over the butter market.
The article reports President Theodore Roosevelt hunting near Vicksburg. It recounts how he killed a bear after a three hour chase, using a 45-70 rifle to finish the animal as dogs closed in. Witnesses include the McKenzies and Alex Ennolds who praised his sportsmanship. Roosevelt then gave Ennolds a $20 note amid celebrations.
Lost on Friday between Third Ward school and Eighth and King streets. Pair gold framed spectacles. Return to 812 King Street. Reward offered.
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