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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1909

Page

6

Sousa's Band A National Feature in Records

Sousa's band cements fame as national treasure as National Phonograph signs exclusive deal for phonograph records. November list features Stars and Stripes Forever, Powhatan's Daughter, and a mix of marches, ballads, comic songs, sacred works, and instrumental pieces by Herbert, Cameron, Spalding, Hill, Reed, Davenport, and others.

Sousa National Phonograph Company John Phillip Sousa Ada Jones Victor Herbert Mr. Herbert Valentine Grace Cameron Seymour Furthwords Flannigan Harrigan Porter Merker Sarastate Albert Spalding Manuel Romain Mr. Romain Rio Grande Will Oakland Oakland Edison American Symphony Orchestra James F. Harrison Harrison Bradder Possum Collins Harlan Ollivetti Kerry Mills

Death of Associate Justice Peckham Shocks Court

Washington Oct 26 Chief Justice Fuller announced from the bench the death of Associate Justice Peckham at his Albany home. The court adjourned for a week. Peckham’s chair was draped with crepe. The chief spoke of deep sorrow and a funeral is expected with most justices in attendance.

Washington, D. C Fuller Supreme Court Justic Peckham Albany N. Y

Cardui touted by Miss Roberson for womanly troubles

Miss Queen Esther Roberson of Telferner writes Cardui, a vegetable women’s tonic, helped her four years of pain from womanly troubles. The ad claims Cardui has no minerals or dangerous ingredients and offers a booklet and advice from the Chattanooga Medicine Co. with a request for home treatment guidance.

Cardus N. B Ladies’ Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga

Taft urged Roosevelt to appoint Lurton to Supreme Court

Gossip centers on the likelihood of Circuit Judge Horace H. Lurton of Nashville becoming Justice Peckham’s successor. It recalls Taft, as secretary of war, pressed Roosevelt to appoint Lurton to Moody’s vacancy on the Supreme Bench.

Horace H. Lurton Nashville Justice Peckham Taft Roosevelt Lurton Supreme Bench Justice Moody

Peckham Funeral Set for Wednesday in Albany

The funeral of U. S. Supreme Court Justice Rufus B. Peckham will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m from St. Peter Episcopal Church in Albany.

Albany N. Y U. S. Supreme Rufus B. Peckham St. Peter Episcopal Church

Names Considered for Peckham Seat on Supreme Court

Washington D C Oct 25 The vacancy on the Supreme Bench after Justice Peckham s death draws candidates including Judge Lurton and Solicitor General Lloyd W Bowers Judge Lurton a Democrat is noted for neutrality toward litigants in politics and for strong constitutional scholarship If appointed he could bolster administration policies on corporate control Bowers formerly represented the Chelace North Western railroad before joining Taft s administration

Washington, D. C Supreme Bench Rufus W. Peckham Judge Lurton Lloyd W. Bowers Lurton Justice Peckham Supreme Court Bowers Chelace & Northwestern Railroad Taft

Pink Pills Aid Nervous Troubles through Blood Nourishment

A health ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood based cure for nervous ailments. It cites Elsie Peterson of Houston Wisconsin detailing relief from headache stomach cramps and vision problems after using the pills. The ad claims permanent improvement if the blood remains pure and offers prices and a booklet.

Williams Nothi Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y

Women Clubs to Meet in Waukon Fourth District

Delegates from the Fourth district Women s Literary clubs will gather in Waukon on Wednesday and Thursday. The district includes thirty eight federated and several non federated clubs with Mrs K E Miles of Oelwein as district chairwoman. Prominent figures will attend including state president Mrs Julian Richards. A reception will be hosted by Mrs A E Pratt at the Wednesday event and a Thursday program will be held at the C P church.

Waukon Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs K. E. Miles Oelwein Lansing Julian Richards Waterloo A. E. Pratt C. P. Church Jack McGouvery Standard Telephone Co Marjorie Medary Mount Vernon Dorothy Cornell College Anna Stilwell Sioux City The Eastern Star Lucy Lee James O'Regan Mary Lyons Dorchester Catholic Church Georgetown Minn Esther Williams Dan Williams Ray Speckeen Moonhead Francis McGeough Paint Creek Township F. E. Buettell Rev. Buettell Ludlow Pittsfield Mass General Electric Company Georgia Whitley Orville Knudtson Fayette Lanesboro Whitly Fred Drake Portland Ore Elias Pettit Estella Meikle New Hampton Mosby Iowa City Mesdames Frederick Ebendorf Edward Opper Clara Hager Fred Hager Elliker S. H. Opper J. N. Eddy Miss Bertha Florida Presbyterian Church van Nice Lou Gluck

Kluger credits Foley's Kidney Remedy for recovery

Indianapolis jeweler C. R. Kluger says kidney trouble left him unable to walk. After four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy his complexion cleared, backache and irregularities disappeared, and he could return to daily business.

C. R. Kluger Virgina Aven Indianapolis Ind Foley O. T. Erhart

Local Notes from Dakota Area Families

Hastings resident Mrs Frances Latchaw visits her parents Mr and Mrs J Dew Sr. Emma Whitlock returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs J McDonald. Garret Humfelt and son from La Moille visit Dakota. Curtis Harvey returns from Illinois after visiting niece Mrs Etna Wilson. Etna Lee visits Mrs Della Wilson. Eng Peterson and family move into Mr H Lilly’s house. Charlie Workman has his house re shingled with Ed Baker and William Johnson doing the work.

Frances Latchaw Hastings Minn J. Dew Emma Whitlock J. McDonald Garret Humfelt la Moille Curtis Harvey Illinois Etna Wilson Etna Lee Della Wilson

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