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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1909
Page
12
An Oct 23 report from Lake Mohonk, N Y, notes calls to abolish tribal status for North American Indians and prepare them for admission as American citizens, criticizing ongoing tribal relations and expenses.
A series of endorsements from users in New York Toledo Chadron Ann Arbor and Detroit promotes Newbros Herpicide as a superior dandruff remedy. Testimonials state relief from dandruff and hair shedding with repeated use and mention sample requests and active agents.
The Lake Mohonk conference adopts a declaration of principles criticizing current colonial governance in the Philippines Hawaii Porto Rico Alaska and the territories and calls for immediate reforms and self government.
Gangs of workers in Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania remove debris from the cyclone that struck late Thursday, destroying four stores and twenty homes while injuring four people. Property damage tallies at about 250000 dollars.
Madrid dispatch says Senor Moret and his liberal cabinet, freshly appointed, arrived at Hendaye to begin their duties with cautious plans. The report notes the new government faces challenges but intends restrained policy as it starts its term.
The text discusses changes to government and representation in Barcelona and Gerona under Maura, describing the policy as repressive and aimed at pacification. It suggests Moret may push limited reforms but only as needed to quell unrest.
An old ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as a safe method to darken hair and improve scalp health. The product from Wyeth Chemical Co lists Cortlandt Street New York as origin and is sold by druggists for 50 cents to one dollar, with direct orders possible.
L Guieterrez de Lara, socialist organizer, claims Mexican authorities and Diaz influence sway U S courts. He says he fled Cananea, warns of possible murder if returned, and seeks public protest to prevent railroaded fate. He sits in Los Angeles jail awaiting federal action on anarchist charges with bail set at 3000.
Police investigate conflicting statements from Mrs Annete Lillard and widow Mrs Maude Ridley over a candy box that tasted queer and tested positive for poison. Ridley denies wrongdoing and suggests Lillard or another person contaminated the candy.
Greenville Texas under guard as three militia companies patrol after the lynching of Frank and Louis Williams two Black men accused of assaulting Mrs. Will Lloyd. The town works to calm tensions following the Thursday incident.
Albany dispatch reports United States Supreme Court Justice Rufus W. Beckham, confined at his Altmont residence since August, remains in serious condition.
County Clerk Charles H. Rawlinson issued a marriage license Friday to Albert Beitlich of Vernon County and Louisa Roessler of Shelby Town.
Miss Mae Willis of Winona visited Miss Myrtle Peck in Bangor Friday and Saturday. Fred Handy went to Milwaukee for a dairy show. W F Durnal left for Baron to lead the new paper. The Baron Shred A smoker in honor of Durnal featured Knights of Pythias in Castle Hall with luncheon and expressions of regret. Mr and Mrs J Baebler and Misses Rae and Anna Stevens attended the funeral of Mrs Barbara Bosshard at ill. Miss Hazel Streeton was a La
Local notes report Mr and Mrs John Elsen and their Minneapolis son visiting relatives and friends here before returning home. Several Minneapolis and Chester guests, new move ins, and a German school opening with eleven students are noted alongside church society meetings and local travel updates.
The product is described as the best known medicine for bowel complaints. It claims to cure griping diarrhoea dysentery and should be used at first sign of looseness. Suitable for children and adults and is said to always care.
The La Crosse County Teachers' convention will be held in Onalaska high school Friday with no sessions for high school grades. The Norwegian Aid society plans its annual church supper October 23 in church parlors. The high school baseball team faces Galesville Saturday afternoon at that place. A carload of kraut was shipped to St Paul this week by Pickle & Canning Co. An agricultural school received seats and benches this week. The agricultural school football team hosts the Tenth ward on home grounds Friday afternoon.
Mr. F. G. Fritz of Oneonta New York says his daughter benefited greatly from Foley's Orino Laxative and calls it the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The laxative is described as mild pleasant and effective and cures habitual constipation.
Captain Dushane's fleet of quarter boats barges and pontoons with the government steamer Fury has ceased winter duties on the upper Mis. The move follows seasonal slowdown as crews prepare for harsher conditions and possible relocation order.
A fragmentary local item quotes a resident claiming the robbery occurred far away while discussing public safety. The text shows unclear statements about eyewitnesses and the location of the incident.
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