Catholics Hold Parade As Alliance Seeks Court Injunction
London reports say Catholics plan a Sunday street parade while the Protestant Alliance seeks a court injunction to block it. An Anti Bigotry society warns of death for any bigotry by Alliance members, a threat turned over to Scotland Yard.
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Protestant Alliance
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Nena
Tholir
J. B
Ren
Scotland Yard
Rumor Says Konetchy Might Be Sold to Nationals
Chicago report notes unconfirmed chatter that Eddie Konetchy may move from the St. Louis Cardinals to the New York Nationals. The potential price cited is $9,000, with speculation linking Konetchy’s rising homer totals to a shift as a first baseman.
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Eddie” Konetchy
Koney
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New York Nationals
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Elliott
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Tenney
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McGraw
A.A.A. Investigates Newspaper Circulation at La Crosse
The Association of American Advertisers conducts circulation verifications to protect members from inflated figures. The Tribune is cited with 3,542 city and 6,158 total average daily circulation, with August 28 1907 and May 1 1908 attestations by actuary Siever. The piece urges advertisers to verify, offers rewards, and challenges competitors to disprove figures.
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Association of American Advertisers
United States
Tribune
the Tribune
Lacrosse
A. A. Seiver
Leader-Press and Chronicle
Siever
la Crosse
A A. A
Merchants’ Protective Association
la Crosse Grocers’ Association
Elliott Day Draws Fans From Madison Winona and More
La Crosse prepares for Elliott Day with a large fan turnout from Madison and Winona. Frank P. Monahan named on the honorary committee to represent Winona, while Pink Hawley will pitch for La Crosse against Madison. Events start at 2 15 with the game at 3 30 and a special grand stand section for committee members.
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Baseball Association
Madison Rooters
Winona
Winona Independent
Frank P. Monahan
la Crosse
la Crosse Hs
Monahan
Pink Hawley
Madison
Supreme Court Upholds Depositors Guaranty Law
Guthrie Oklahoma September 11 The supreme court upholds the constitutionality of the depositors guaranty law and affirms Judge Huston in Noble State Bank v Haskell and the state banking board The bank sought to restrain the one percent assessment The ruling denies relief and likely sends the case to the United States supreme court
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Huston
District Court
Logan County
Noble State Bank
Gov
C. N. Haskell
State Banking Board
Banking Board
United States Supreme Court
Bride accuses landlady spy in boarding house case
In Pittsburg on September 11, Mrs Minnie Adler, a young East End resident, claimed her boardinghouse mistress installed mirrors to spy in her bedroom. Adler allegedly peppered rooms with cayenne to hinder the landlady, then was fined $25 plus costs after a private hearing before Magistrate Negley for malicious mischief.
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Pittsburg
Minnie Adler
East End
Adler
Negley
Funeral of Uncle Boston Smith Led By Local Baptists
Bos ton W. Smith known as Uncle Boston to Baptist children nationwide died suddenly of apoplexy. Every local Baptist minister attended his funeral in Minneapolis on September 11.
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Via
Budajose
Portugal
Minneapolis
Minn
Boston W. Smith
Boston
Fisherman Drowns While Casting Near French Slough
Frank B. Slocum fell from a rear-placed boat while casting for bass near Black River in La Crosse. He disappeared after surfacing twice. his body was recovered about an hour later with police and a Tribune representative aiding. Slocum, 51, leaves a widow and daughter at 720 Wall Street.
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Black River
A. R. Hardy
Ed Hardy
Edward Cowherd
Tribune
Henry
Slocum
John Green Nan
French Slough
Mr. Hardy
Hardy
Slough
Ferdinand Dollert
G. Dollert
Advance Bedding Company
Wall Street
la Crosse
William Dwyer
DoHerty Likely To Succeed Self In County Chair Race
Democrats favor Doherty for county chairman after McConnell declines third term. Names under discussion include Bosshard Wing and Winter. Doherty says he may take the post if needed but is not a candidate.
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Winter
Bosshard
McConnell
Mr. McConnell
Assembly
E. M. Wing
Frank Winter
John Doherty
Doherty
Dreyfus Assailant Acquitted By Jury In Paris
Louis A. Gregori was found not guilty of trying to kill Major Dreyfus on June 4. The jury rejected the prosecuting appeal and the defense failed to reopen prior trial evidence. Gregori's counsel said the case hinges on public sentiment around the Dreyfus affair and appealed to the jury to respect the court president's rulings.
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Paris
Louis A. Gregori
Major Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Gregori
Court of Assizes
Maitre Menard
Bride of Capitalist Seeks Sympathy, Takes Suicide
Mrs John Pavis wife of a prominent Seattle capitalist who was six months married killed herself with carbolic acid in her apartment. She had been known for her beauty and no reason for the act is stated at this time. She formerly was Miss Marlietta Myers.
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Seattle
Wash
John Pavis
Marlietta Myers
Weather report notes La Crosse cool and Phoenix hot
Weather and water updates show La Crosse at 60 degrees with a high of 82 in Phoenix, Ariz. Rainfall is limited. river levels steady with La Crosse 2.4 feet and Prairie du Chien 2.5 feet. Forecasts call for fair conditions in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with little temperature change and warmer in western Iowa.
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Ariz
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Minnesota
Iowa
West
Gulf States
Galveston
Jacksonville
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
North Dakota
West Gulf Coast
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