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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1909

Page

6

Indian floods wash 80 miles of Rio Grande roads

Report from Kingsville says the Rio Grande valley from San Fordnco to the river mouth is under water. The Texas bank shows a 25 mile wide floodline with extensive property damage from Lyford to Brownsville and Harlington to San Fordice. Towns flooded and irrigation works and pumping plants ruined. no loss of life reported.

Kingsville Texas St. Louis Brownsville Rio Grande Vally San Fordnco Sam Fordice Lyford Harlington San Fordice Mercedes Hidalgo Lane Grande Lonsboro Matamoras Reynosa Camargo San Juan River

Cook Discussed by Science and Press

A Tribune summary notes ongoing discussion about culinary science and media coverage as scientists and press weigh cooking methods and nutrition claims.

Cook Science and Press

Cook claims polar discovery gain broad European backing

Copenhagen reports widespread acceptance of Dr Frederick A Cook's North Pole claim as Prof Otto Sverdrup endorses the data and Brussels polar bureau to assess evidence. European figures from Paris to London weigh in with cautious support while Danish explorers affirm belief in Cook's narrative.

Copenhagen Frederick A. Cook North Pole International Polar Exploration Bureau Brussels Otto Sverdrup Arsl Arctic Sverdrup Dr. Cook Phoenix Hotel Cook Denmark Vienna Oberhammer Imperial Geographical Society Paris Henri Rochefort la Patrie Berlin Zieglien Berlin University London The Pall Mall Gazette Mount McKinley Rome Emanuelli Umberto Cagni International Polar Expedition M. de Lagrange Dean French Academy of Science New Haven Conn Prof. Brewer Yale Pole Philadelphia Robert M. Keeley Peary St. George N. Y Admiral Schley Aeronautic Club Prof Zappa Rome Observatory Leconte Los Angeles Wm. H. Knight Academy of Science Norman Lockyre Chicago Wallace Atwood Geological Department University of Chicago Hansen Amundsen and Rasmussen

Grand Trunk Route Offers Pleasant daylight Michigan Trip

Across the Lake via Crosby Line Steamers and Grand Trunk Railway connects Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls with a double track. A new fast train with buffet parlor car links with a boat at Grand Haven for an enjoyable daylight ride across Michigan. For low excursion fares and timetables, contact W. S. Cookson at 135 Adams Street Chicago.

Crosby Grand Trunk Railway System Chicago Montreal Niagara Falls Michigan Canada New England New York Philadelphia Grand Haven W. S. Cookson Adams Street

Steel Magnate Dies After Car Crash

STEEL MAGNATE KILLED WATCHHILL R I Sept 4 Dr Wm H Singer a Pittsburg steel millionaire who was badly hurt in an automobile accident at Matinuck a few days ago died here today He had been unconscious ever since the crash At his golden wedding anniversary in 1908 Singer gave away 16000000 The beneficiaries were his two sons William Singer Jr and George and his two daughters Miss Marguerite Singer and Mrs Wm Rose Proctor of Philadelphia Each received 4000000.

Watchhill R. I Wm. H. Singer Pittsburg Steel Milionaire Matinuck Singer Wiliam Singer, Jr George

Wright Makes Public Flight at Templehof Berlin

Orville Wright completed a twenty minute public flight at Templehof plain in Berlin after a private fifteen minute flight last week. The event drew a large crowd including many officers of the imperial army engineering department who gave him a rousing reception.

Berlin Orville Wright Templehof Plain Engineering Department Imperial Army Wright

Canal project rejection prompt for engineers input

Dr. Wendell A. Anderson Wisconsin vice president of the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association sends a government communication to Secretary J L Utermoeh of the board of trade. It notes the rejection of the Lake Superior to Mississippi canal plan and urges arguments for interested parties for the engineers' consideration in Washington.

Wendell A. Anderson Wisconsin Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association J. L. Utermoeh Board of Trade Lake Superior Mississippi River Board of Engineers Washington

Funeral for Jerry Sullivan at St Marys Church

Funeral services for Jerry Sullivan who died from injuries after being struck by a streetcar were held at St Marys Church with Rev Robert Condon officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.

Jerry Sullivan St. Francis Hospital Merket Street St. Mary’s Church Robert Condon Dwyer

Frankfort Harbor Plans Echo Wisconsin River Scale

A Wisconsin letter from Frankfort contrasts city harbor spending with ideas for Mississippi river work. It describes a new reinforced concrete barge near the harbor, visits to Offenbach and Strasbourg to study chain boats, and details of canal boat economics along Saarburg to Nancy. The author questions consular reports and stresses practical insight from on the ground observations.

Wisconsin River Frankfort Wisconsin Chippewa St. Croix Stillwater Rock River Mississippi Offenbach Hotel de Frankfort Main

Dan Patch May Race at Minnesota State Fair

Dan Patch, recovering from a strained left hind leg, may race against Minor Heir at the Minnesota state fair or appear in a brief exhibition. A consultation with owner M W Savage and Dr C E Cotton suggested he is improving, with a possible fast mile in the presence of spectators if ready. Minor Heir holds a 1:59 record while Dan Patch owns a 1:55 world record and has run 73 miles at 1:59% pace.

Minneapolis Min Dan Patch Dan Columbus Minnesota M. W. Savage C. E. Cotton Minor Heir M. M. Savage

Parker Diamond Quality Emphasized in Trade Talk

Retailers stress Parker diamonds as guaranteed perfect stones, superior in quality and value compared with rivals. They warn casual buyers against stones claimed as firsts and highlight Parker as the benchmark in the market.

Frank Smith Learning to Read in Mankato Jail

Frank Smith one of four accused in the murder of H. J. Ledbetter studies reading and writing in the county jail under inmate and jailer supervision. He mentions a new purported detail claiming Mrs Ledbetter asked him to push her husband from a thirty foot yard ladder to suggest an accident if he died on frozen ground.

Mankato Minn Frank Smith H. J. Ledbetter Smith

Escaped asylum inmate captured after second escape in two weeks

John Kisselbach, committed to Mendota and later at West Salem county asylum, escaped again after being recaptured in two weeks. City authorities were notified. he had visited relatives last week before being returned to the asylum. He was seen near Bangor after leaving the institution Thursday.

John Kisselbach Mendota West Salem County Wek Bangor

Millions of Dead Fish Seen Off Point Arena

Millions of fish floated on the sea near Point Arena after the bark Papeete arrived in San Francisco. Officials weigh two theories the submarine seismic disturbance that may have killed the fish and a second idea that the steamer Winnebago wreck caused fuel oil to spill and kill the fish in large numbers.

San Francisco Point Arena Papeete Winnebago

Beef prices continue climb in Chicago market

September 4 Chicago reports a broad retail beef price surge following yesterday’s wholesale raise by packers. The move keeps meat costs high for consumers as markets react to the wider price shift.

Chicago

Winter market forecasts hinge on beef price shifts

City markets raised beef prices by 3 to 8 cents per pound as packers blamed higher wholesale costs. Industry reports note intensified meat competition last month and a drop in westward cattle shipments amid uncertain causes.

Destructive hailstorm devastates Gallatin Valley Montana

A severe hail and rainstorm hit near Bozeman Montana on Thursday causing heavy damage in the Gallatin Valley. In 15 minutes losses were estimated between 200000 and 350000, with stock killed railroad tracks washed out bridges washed away and power plants knocked out of service.

Bozeman Mont Gallatin Valley Montana

Powder Plant Explosion Near Denver Kills One

An explosion at the Dupont powder plant fifteen miles south of Denver Colorado today killed one worker and injured three others. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as officials investigated the blast at the facility.

Denver Colo Dupont Here

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