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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1909

Page

6

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised as Constitutional Treatment

A 19th century advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional cures. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, with internal doses claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It offers 100 rewards for proof of cure and directs readers to druggists for purchase. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F.J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio S.S.S Cies S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta

Party Leaders to Drop Out Cannon Shadow on Taft Push

A Quincy conference of eleven Washington insiders reportedly urged Speaker Cannon to retire. The dispatch notes Taft’s potential public endorsement could save Cannon, with a December plan for a formal request by Republican leaders from New England, the Midwest and the Pacific Coast for his retirement.

Ark Cannon Washington Quincy Lorimer Warner Calderhead Bradley Curtis Rodenberg Joe Taft Aldrich Winona Uncle Joe Repubig Nation Genery West New England Middle West Pacific Coast

Blacksmith Tends Wagon as Patient Tongue Joke Emerges

A wry note tells how a blacksmith begins repairs on a battered wagon and refrains from the quip Stick out your tongue citing no comment. The line hints at a rustic humor scene without explicit dialogue.

Married Men Held in Robbery and Murder Ring

Islip Oct. 28 Coroner Savage questions Frederick Gebhart alias Otto Mueller about a suspected international ring that marries women for cash then robs and deserts them. Authorities link him to the Anna Luther and Lena Wessner cases and believe he has had many victims among immigrant and servant women. He faces questions after a prior 1896 Sing Sing sentence for robbery and perjury.

Islip L. L Savage Frederick Gebhart Otto Mueller Anna Luther Mueller Sing Sing Lena Wessner Brooklyn New York Wessner Luther Gebhardt

Walsh Freed on Bail as He Maneuvers a Financial Feat

The appellate court refused to grant bail pending a rehearing in the Walsh case. The ruling allows continued liberty while the writ of certiorari is pursued, with government surveillance and possible bail increase. Walsh awaits the U S Supreme Court while arranging loaned funds and rail road sales to stabilize fortunes.

Supreme Court of the United States Walsh Grosscup Baker Seaman Supreme Court France Mexico Chicago National Bank Gary Chicago Steel Trust Gary Road United States

Pyramid Pile Cure Offers Free Trial Package

Advertises Pyramid Pile Cure with testimonials claiming cure of piles. Encourages sending name and address for a free trial by mail, noting many cases cured without further treatment and urging purchase at 50 cents per box if trial proves effective.

Free Pyra mid Pile Cure Coupon Offer

A promotional coupon invites readers to fill lines with name and address then mail to Pyramid Drug Company for a trial package of Pyra mid Pile Cure sent free in plain wrapper. The ad provides space for Name Street City and State.

Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted For Early Kidney Care

If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble realized their danger they would start Foley's Kidney Remedy immediately. The remedy stops pain and irregularities, strengthens and builds up the organs, and claims no danger of Bright's disease or other disorders. Do not disregard early symptoms. O. T. Erhart.

Foley Bright O. T. Erhart

Jeffries Johnson Meet Tomorrow In Albany Hotel

Jack Johnson and manager George Little meet James J Jeffries and Sam Berger at the Hotel Albany in New York with plans to finalize articles at tomorrow's session. Signing may occur outside New York to avoid state prize fight laws.

New York Jack Johnson George Little James J. Jeffries Sam Berger Albany

Foley's Honey and Tar Said to Cure Coughs

Louis Boon of Norway Michigan writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured his son of a severe cough and a neighbor's boy, once given up by doctors, was cured by the remedy. He adds nothing else is as safe and certain in results. O. T. Erhart.

Louis Boon Norway Mich Foley O. T. Erhart

Mrs. E C Bartl Returns From Niellsville Funeral

Mrs. E C Bartl returned from Niellsville Wisconsin after attending the funeral of her uncle Joseph Morley the service noted in local notices.

E. C. Bartl Niellsville, Wis Joseph Morley

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness

The family thanks neighbors friends U C T Sparta friends The Tribune and Dr Rowles for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their beloved husband and father Mrs Phillip Smith and Family.

Sparta the Tribune Rowles Phillip Smith

Silverware line promises gleaming tables and quality brands

When friends dine with you a gleaming table completes home refinement. Our silverware line stays at full tide and carries only standard brands with the maker’s name and our guarantee to reassure you on quality.

English suffragette attacks ballot box with acid

London reports Mrs. Alice Chapin used corrosive acid to burn four election officers and damage a Bermondsey ballot booth as part of suffragette action. another young woman failed to impact ballots. Chapin was arrested. In New Haven Mrs. Pankhurst commented the act might be justified though unclear if approved.

London Alice Chapin Bermondsey Mrs. Pankhurst

Income Tax Proposal Details New Rates and Exemptions

The article outlines proposed income tax rates from one percent on the first thousand dollars to twenty percent on higher amounts, with an additional one percent rise per ten thousand dollars above twenty thousand. It also notes a personal property tax exemption beginning January 1, 1910 and mentions a La Crosse Manufacturers' and Jobbers' club meeting to discuss the bill, with members asked to submit opinions in writing.

la Crosse Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Club Robert Calvert

Indianapolis Jewelers Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy

C. R. Kluger of 1069 Virgina Ave Indianapolis reports kidney trouble left him weak. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy four bottles his complexion improved backache vanished and irregularities stopped allowing him to return to daily business. Endorses the remedy after other doctors failed.

C. R. Kluger Virgina Ave Indianapolis Ind Foley T. Erhart

The Nar Faces Shame Over Naked Truth

A terse remark notes that The Nar is always ashamed of the naked truth. No additional context or events are provided in the fragment.

Guides challenge Cook in Missoula sensational meeting

Ed ward Barrill and Frederick Printz, Mount McKinley expedition guides, announced they would publicly denounce Dr. Frederick A. Cook as an imposter when he speaks in Hamilton tonight. They say they were angered by Cook's New York representative and seek criminal or civil action to settle the controversy in court.

Missoula Mont Frederick A. Cook Edward Barrill Frederick Prinz Mount McKinley Cook Hamilton Barrill Printz New York

Moe Loses Wallet After Liquor Party Robbery

Moe, a guest in La Crosse, awoke after a hotel party and found his wallet missing with over three hundred dollars in cash. Detectives searched the room but found no clues as to the thief, while the whiskey salesman and two other party members left town. Moe blames police inaction and plans an investigation this afternoon, amid suspicions about hotel staff and saloon employees.

Moe Central Police Station la Crosse Lizzie Katie

Interurban Franchise Talks Aim to Speed Build

Water Power president W J Ferris urged immediate action to secure a franchise and begin construction from La Crosse to Winona, aiming to finish by next fall if no delays occur. Attorney M B Webber argued length of franchise matters less than terms, calling for careful study and a committee to review rates, stops, and service details. Ferris was absent as Winona representatives discussed openly.

W. J. Ferris Water Power Company la Crosse Winona M. B. Webber Ferris

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