Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for pain relief without habit formation. It cites testimonials from Mrs G H Web of Austinburg Ohio claiming rapid improvement in various ailments and urges readers to try the product, noting pharmacist availability and a money back if no benefit.
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Miles
Ben
G. H
Austinburg
Ohio
Dr. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elichart, Ind
Street Car Line to be Extended in La Crosse
La Crosse City Railway gets right to extend tracks east on Main from Sixteenth to Twenty third and south to Market. They may tear up seven blocks of Market track from Sixteenth to Twenty third. Aldermen opposed, with Lang pressing for more cars and 10 minute service. Votes: Ayes Arenz Downs Emery Goddard Hirshheimer Keller Mara Rose Sletten Snyder Vollmar. Nays Bedessen Houska Lang Muenzenberger Rehfuss Schnell.
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la Crosse
Ald. Lang
Houska
Arenz
Downs
Emery
Goddard
Hirshheimer
Keller
Mara
Rose
Sletten
Snyder
Vollmar
Nays
Bedessen
Lang
Muenzenberger
Rehfuss
Schnell
Grover
Monitor Brewery
Truth and Quality Appeal of a Laxative Remedy
The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative that cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or needing increased doses. It claims physician approval and urges purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co. and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Mrs Shuman Dies After Six Week Illness at St Francis
Mrs Brooks Shuman wife of Lieutenant Shuman U S A died at 1 a m after a six week illness linked to heart trouble. Born January 3 1869 in Lansing Iowa she came to this city as a child and was daughter of Mr and Mrs S K Swensen of 619 Badger street. Survived by husband parents six brothers and three sisters funeral set at 2 p m Monday from her parents home and 3 30 at Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Magelsson. interment Oak Grove cemetery.
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Brooks Shuman
Shuman
St. Francis Hospital
Alaska
S. K. Swensen
Badger Street
Vernie Swensen
Alex
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Sixth
Division Streets
Rev. Magelsson
Oak Grove
Funeral notice for B. S. Slocum at Tabernacle church
Yeomen of America announce the funeral of their late brother B. S. Slocum will be held Monday afternoon at 2 30 from the Tabernacle church at Avon and Clinton streets. Members are urged to attend. Robert Roader, President.
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Yeomen of
America
B. S. Slocum
Tabernacle Church
Avon and
Clinton Streets
Robert Roader
Pres
Graves Receives Notice of Indy Party Nomination
At the Ponce de Leon casino in Atlanta John Temple Graves received formal notification as the Independent party vice presidential candidate. Ex-Congressman Milton Howard of Alabama delivered the notice speech, Graves replied, with brief remarks from Thomas L. Hisgen, William R. Hearst, Clarence Shearn, and Yancey Carter.
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Atlanta
John Temple Graves
Independence Party
Ponce de Leon Casino
Milton Howard
Alabama
Mr. Graves
Thomas L. Hisgen
William R. Hearst
New York
Clarence Shearn
Yancey Carter
Independence
Georgia
Gas explosion and fire injure many in Chicago building
A gas buildup in a fourth floor office vault caused an explosion and fire at the Wall Ad ding Machine company building in Chicago. Three people died and about a dozen were badly burned, with Miss Etta Oaks and George Frost among the injured. the Frost youth lost his eyes and Oaks suffered a severed foot as windows shattered and the structure was partly wrecked.
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Chicago
Wall Adding Machine Company
Miss Etta Oaks
William Weber
George Frost
Miss Oak
Frost
Loving Cup Honors John Elliott In La Crosse Celebration
A formal presentation of a loving cup honors John Elliott by La Crosse baseball executives. Paul D. W. Mahoney delivers a tribute praising Elliott's role in sustaining professional baseball and his contributions to the league's history and community.
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Hawley
la Crosse
Moll
Madison
Green Bay
Wausau
John
Elliott
Baseball Directorate
Paul D. W. Mahoney
Baseball Association
Association
John Elliott
Taft Bucks Will Run Own Campaign
Cincinnati dispatch reports signs Taft will personally conduct his campaign with ideas of his own. He aims to breach the solid south, possibly Tennessee, and may tour east south and west with three trips. Vorys will submit Taft's itinerary to Hitchcock as plans form. If he speaks at Lexington on the 23rd he will skip Cincinnati during Bryan's visit.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Hitchcock
Tennessee
Vorys
Hitchcock Taft
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Lexington
Bryan
Gullickson Secures Ballot For State Senate Run
Peter Gullickson wins the nomination by just over the required threshold to enter the state senate race against Thomas Morris. Official returns show 126 votes in Trempealeau and La Crosse counties combined, with 44 and 82 respectively. Russell Smith tops George Wright for clerk of court by 96. Cronon trails Rawlinson 1,339 to 1,564 for county clerk.
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State Senate
Thomas Morris
Peter Gullickson
Gullickson
John Doherty
Trempealeau
la Crosse
Aylward
Schmitz
Schutz
Gettings
William Guillame
H. J. Nevens
Lozier Leads In 24 Hour Race Sets World Records At Brighton Beach
At Brighton Beach eight cars race through the night with Mulford and Cabe driving the Lozier to the head of the field. By the fourteenth hour Lozier led with 664 miles and remained ahead at 16 hours with 755 miles as other Lozier drivers trailed and Fiat followed with 724 miles.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Lozier
Mulford and
Cobe
Allen Kingston
Depalma
Mulford
Cabe
Parker and Capra
Fiat
Michener
Lynch
Parker
Police and Troops to Guard Catholic Parade in London
London officials mobilize three thousand police and reserve troops for an orderly Catholic parade. Twenty thousand Catholic laymen prepare to defend their rights along the march, while Protestant extremists threaten violence as no injunction was issued and the Home Office declines interference.
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London
Home Office
Ship Collision in Fog Rescues 75 Passengers
In Puget Sound the steamer Sentinel from Bainbridge Island collided with the steamer Chippewa in dense fog. Seventy five passengers were rescued as crews rowed lifeboats to aid the Sentinel which was beached at West Seattle. Panic among travelers forced officers to restrain people from leaping into the water.
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Seattle
Wash
Sentinel
Bainbridge Island
Puget Sound
West Seattle
Did She Fall Or Was She Pushed At The Beach?
Mrs. J. M. Lawrence of Los Angeles, 23, widowed after a husband left her $1,000,000, was found unconscious near the Golden Gate Park beach. She was hospitalized and claimed her chauffeur drugged her after hiring a machine last night and asking for a drink at the Casino. Her condition is serious at the Fairmont Hotel suite.
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San Francisco
J. M. Lawrence
Los Angeles
Golden Gate Park
Fairmont
Quack Doctor Promises Free Counseling for Cure
An advertisement invites all afflicted to a medical office for a method of curing diseases. It targets those unhappy with other treatments and promises a safe quick and permanent cure. Counseling is free while charges for a perfect cure are described as reasonable and negotiable.
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