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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1909

Page

6

Robertson Leads In A Simplex Car In 318 Mile Race

Lowell Mass September 8 Robertson driving a Simplex won the 318 mile road race. Grant in the Oleo finished second and De Palma in a Fiat third. Strang rejoined after a pole collision and finished with the crowd cheering.

Robertson Lowell Mass Grant DePalma Fiat Drach Buick Robert Burman Allen- Kingston Hughes Louis Strang Strang Simplex Alto de Palma Poole Isotto Alco

Man on Death Row Tries Suicide in Church Cell

Bud Zeno, condemned for the murder of two women, attempted to drown himself in a tub placed in his cell by a black preacher after declaring religion and seeking church inclusion. He was rescued near death and will be baptized by sprinkling today due to hanging.

Natchitoches Bud Zeno Zeno

There’s a Reason Why Postum Boosts Health

An ad states Postum builds the body by removing coffee caffeine effects and letting its elements unite with food to rebuild nerve centers. It claims improved nerve health and overall vitality across the body with the slogan There’s a Reason.

Pole Claim Dispute Rages Between Cook and Peary

The article outlines a heated debate over who reached the North Pole first with rival scientists and explorers doubting Dr. Cook while Peary asserts doubt about Cook's voyage. Peary disputes Cook's data and Eskimo corroboration, highlighting a growing international controversy.

Cuticura Cures Severe Skin Disease in Weeks

Testimonial from O L Wilson of Puryear Tennessee claiming three sets of Cuticura Remedies cured a three year skin disease with swelling sores on face neck and body. He notes faster relief with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and mentions a cured burn on a sister’s ankle and his brother's illness.

Cutiura O. L. Wilson Puryear Tenn Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston Mass Cuticura

Polar Claim Dispute Between Cook and Peary Deepens

The article traces long standing enmity between Cook and Peary over pole discovery claims. It notes Cook’s polar trip as surgeon, ensuing accusations of mistreatment of Eskimos, and Peary allies alleging Cook preempted Peary. Danish scientists largely back Cook, while American National Geographic Society leans pro Peary, signaling widespread controversy.

Cook Peary Polar United States Roosevelt Green Copenhagen

Heilemann Again In Toils Miss Heileman Arrested Over Hotel Bill

Miss Dorothy Heileman former Lyric theater pianist in this city was arrested in Milwaukee for neglecting to pay a $27 hotel bill at the St Charles. She previously used the name Mabel Wilder in Madison and told reporters she had worked as a clerk on the Oneida Indian Reservation while away from Milwaukee. The case was continued to allow settlement.

Dorothy Heileman Lyric Theater Milwaukee St. Charles Heilemann Milwauke Mabel Wilder Madison Gilpatrick Hotel State University At Oneida

Bell offer looming over La Crosse Telephone stock

Stockholders in the La Crosse Telephone company discuss Bell company buyout terms but most business men favor retaining the Independent company. Fears about a monopoly return and potential rate increases or reduced service weigh on the decision. Henry Gund, a major holder, says he would prefer selling but expects officers to follow the majority.

la Crosse Telephone Company Bell Company Henry Gund la Crosse

Golf Champs in Final Struggle

Chicago reports the United States Amateur Golf Title final rounds with matches including Egan versus Travis and Fownes Jr. The morning concluded as the key clash aimed to decide the championship, while an auction last night distributed 1350 among top finishers led by Egan and Travis.

R. E. Hunter Midlothian D. E. Sawyer Wheaton Warren K. Wood Homewood H. Chandler Egan Exmoor Albert Seckel Riverside T. M. Sherman Utica C. E. Evans Jr Edgewater A. Stillwell W. P. Schatz M. E. Phelphs H. Weber W. J. Travis C. E. Evans I Jr M. E. Phelps Rob. Gardener W. K. Wood W. C.fownes Jr Paul Hunter A. Seckers A. E. Hunter Travis Fownes Jr

Taft Committees to Meet Thursday in La Crosse

The Taft reception committees will meet at the La Crosse club tomorrow night at eight o clock to plan the reception and entertainment for the nation's chief during his La Crosse visit on September 17. The meeting was postponed from tonight due to Congressman John J Esch's absence from the city.

la Crosse Club la Crosse John J. Esch

Polar claim debate over Cook and Peary discussed

In a cleaved tone the explorer Cook is praised for veracity while doubts surface about his Mount McKinley ascent. Scientists ask substantiation, yet honor remains if Cook proves discovery. Peary’s feat stands separately. Mrs Peary receives a telegram from Bert Peary noting Eskimos confirm Cook never left land as gale delays.

Cook Dr. Cook Mount McKinley Peary Portland Robert E. Peary Indian Harbor Labrador Gale Sydney

School Opens With Ceremonies At Arrival Day

A school opening feature describes welcome ceremonies for arriving students. Miss Josephine Mahoney led the effort with assistants including Alice Alleman Vivian Shute Hazel Sloan Ruth Benning Lorna Statham Daisy Rice and Bessie Argall. About forty girls were cared for until placed in homes.

Ious Josephine Mahoney Alice Alleman Vivian Shute Hazel Sloan Ruth Benning Lorna Stathem Daisy Rice Bessie Argall Miss Leland

Roosevelt Returns From Pole Quest Sighted Near Pattle Harbor

Labrador dispatch reports the Roosevelt under Commander Peary sighted far off and heading toward Pattle Harbor at about eight knots as it completes its polar expedition return.

Pattle Harbor Labrador Roosevelt Peary

Gingles Case Faces Contempt Threat in Chicago

State's Attorney Wayman warned members of the Garfield Boulevard Methodist church brotherhood club they will be prosecuted for contempt if they continue sending letters to the September grand jury. The Gingles white slavery case again stirs public action as clubs seek to influence jurors.

Chicago Billy Patterson Ella Gingles Wayman Brotherhood Club Garfield Boulevard Methodist Church Gingles Grand Jury

Arctic Club to Plan Defense for Dr. Cook in New York

The Arctic Club of America executive committee meets to adopt a campaign plan to shield member Dr. Cook from Commander Peary’s attacks. They will also arrange a large dinner on Cook’s arrival in New York.

New York Arctic Club of America Dr. Cook Peary

Explorer’s Wife F. A. Cook Hides in New York

Mrs F A Cook wife of the explorer is hidden somewhere in New York dodging interviewers. She arrived last night from Portland Maine.

New York F. A. Cook the Explorer Portland

Danish Arctic Expert Praises Cook Confidence

Captain Otto Sverdrup, Denmark's leading Arctic authority, declares Dr. Cook has scientific proofs to support his polar claim beyond doubt and will force Peary to acknowledge Cook's success. He says Peary's accusations stem from malice or ignorance and predicts Cook will demolish Peary when timely.

Copenhagen Sverdrup Peary

More Boys Than Girls In Chicago High Schools

Chicago reports on opening day show 5,805 boys and 5,649 girls across fourteen of eighteen high schools. The male majority belief in shrinking high schools is offset by higher boy enrollment this year. Elementary schools anticipate about 10,000 more pupils than last year.

Chicago

Yeomen Meeting Tomorrow Night

A Yeomen gathering is set for tomorrow evening with social time followed by important business to discuss.

Yeomen

Girl Reprimands Fast Young Man In Public Scene

A young woman of the era stops a fast youth in a public incident drawing attention to propriety. The brief event highlights social norms and behavior expectations. no further details are provided.

Evers Suspended in Cubs Pirates Pennant Fight

Pittsburg, Sept 8 John J ny Evers Cub second baseman suspended three days by NL President Heydler for inexcusable bad language to umpire Klein. Chance said telegram notes Clarke also used language and Cubs weakened at critical pennant moment.

Pittsburg Johnny Evers Cub Heydler National League Cubs Pirates Klein Evers Chance Kiem Clarke Frank L. Chance

Young Griffo to the Mad House

Alfred Griffo once famed as Young Griffo faces an insanity hearing in Chicago. Once a boxing idol he has spent years in Bridewell for disorderly conduct and now appears before Judge Rinaker as his sanity is weighed.

Chicago Bridewell Alfred Griffo Griffo Rinaker

Naps Boycotted by Labor Union in Cleveland

The Naps of 1910 will be boycotted by union labor as the new grand stand costing 125000 dollars will not be built entirely by union men.

NAPS Cleveland Ohio

Charred Torso Found In Burning Freight Car Mystery

In Milwaukee a freight car fire revealed a charred torso with a blood pool beneath. Investigators believe a murder occurred and the body was dismembered to prevent identification, with the car set ablaze to hide the crime. The sex and stature suggest a small man or woman, uncertain from remains.

Milwaukee Wis

Carrie Nation Methods Adopted

Memphis residents join farmers in a public square march and raid liquor joints smashing bottles and barrels and pouring hundreds of dollars worth of alcohol on the ground in an act echoing Carrie Nation.

Memphis King Jum

Miss Tirza Dinsdale Named Association Secretary

Miss Tirza Dinsdale has been secured as secretary of the Y. W. C. A. and will arrive in the city about the middle of the month. Mrs. Bunker of Elroy arrived September 1 and has taken charge of housekeeping at the association. The first board meeting of the year will be held Saturday at 2 30 in the association parlor.

Examinations for Letter Carriers Listings in La Crosse

The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations on November 17 in La Crosse for clerk and carrier posts in the post office service. Clerks in first and second class offices and city delivery carriers are divided into six grades with salaries from 600 to 1200 dollars.

United States Civil Service Commission la Crosse Post Office Service

Airship Collides With Tree In Brescia Flight

Louis Bleriot's monoplane struck a tree at about 30 feet in Brescia Italy today. The impact broke the propeller and forced a difficult landing. He was uninjured.

Brescia Italy Louis Bleriot Bleriot

Woodbury Hair and Scalp Treatment Claim

Promote Woodbury's Combination Hair and Scalp Treatment as the best for restoring lustre, preventing dandruff, and increasing vitality. Claims include eradicating a "plant microbe" and offering expert advice from the Woodbury Institute. Requests readers contact The Woodbury Company for brochures or local agents.

Woodbury’s Woodbury Woodbury Institute Woodbury Company West 34Th Street New York City

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C. H. Hulberg Main St Hoeschler White Pine & Spruce Hoeschler Bros. Orocasts South Seventh St Royal Danish Geographical Society Brooklyn Pole United Press America Europe Schley Commander Peary Knud Rasmussen Denmark Rasmussen Harry Whitney New Haven Etah Whitney North Pole Bro Dode’ Heilemann TAFT Bert Gingles Case S.S S.S.S THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta Louise Elbert Chinatown Miss Elbert Rose Livingston Carrie Nation Tribune State Street B. Lee O. T. Erhart
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