Heart Nerve Action Ad Advertises Dr Miles Cure
An advertisement explains that heart nerves control heart action and weakness causes short breath pain and palpitations. Dr Miles Heart Cure is promoted as a strengthening tonic offering relief and cites Mrs. D Barron of Covington Kentucky as a testimonial. The Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana backs the claim with drugstore distribution.
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Dr. Miles
Taia
D. Barron
Main St
Covington, Ky
Svingali Finds a Hidden Coin at Bijou Theater
Magician Svingali, blindfolded and guided by mental telepathy, locates a coin hidden by a city committee during a staged route from the Bijou theater to Parker’s jewelry store and back. The demonstration drew large crowds and highlighted his unusual arts.
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Svingali
Bijou
George W. Young
Joseph W. Sieger
W. S. Meiklejohn
Fay Lewis Brothers Company
Louis Om
Omerberg
Main
Mess
Meikliejohn
Parker's Jewelry Store
Woodward Supply Company
Woodward
Pearl
Third
Svugali
Clark May Seek Senate Nomination In Primary Duel
E. E. Clark of Cedar Rapids, a member of the interstate commission and former grand chief of the O R C, is expected to be chosen by stand patters to oppose Cummins for the Republican nomination for senator. He was appointed by Roosevelt to the commission that settled the anthracite coal strike.
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Des Moines
Iowa
E. E. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Interstate Commission
Cummins
Clark
Roosevelt
Hetzenecker Fined For Disorderly Conduct In Saloon
Mike Hetzenecker was arraigned before Judge Hunt on fighting and disorderly conduct in Paul Spah salon. He was fined $5 and costs. His brother Joe Hetzenecker faced a similar charge but was dismissed. The former paid his fine.
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Mike Hetzenecker
Judge Hunt
Paul Spah
Badger Streets
Joe Hetzenecker
Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Sorrow
The Schlabach family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy in their loss. Mrs. Peter Schlabach and family express gratitude for support during a time of sorrow.
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Peter Schlabach
Herman Runke Dies at Mendota
Herman Runke brother of Carl Runke died at Mendota Sunday afternoon. The body will be moved to Carl Runke at 925 Redfield street for a 2:30 funeral tomorrow, then to Germany Lutheran church at 3 p.m. He leaves a widow and six children. Interment will be in Oak Grove cemetery. Rev. J. Gamm officiates. Mrs Theo Mannstedt in charge.
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Herman Runke
Carl Runke
Mendota
Redfield Street
Germany Lutheran Church
Ased
Oak Grove Cemetery
J. Gamm
Theo. Mannstedt
La Crosse Fair Focuses On Home Made Goods
La Crosse officials promote a home product fair with most booths filled by local manufacturers. Fast horses arrive for the weeklong event as racing impresario William Cutura and Chicago entrants prepare. Igorotte village advance agent R. J. Woods secures a 160 by 90 feet space enclosed by a ten foot canvas wall.
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la Crosse
C. S. van Auken
William Cutura
van Auken
Chicago
Igorrotte Village
R. J. Woods
Mr. Woods
Taft Itinerary Expands Amid Campaign Pleas
Cincinnati Ohio September 15 Taft's speaking schedule grows as state chairmen push for his services. Hitchcock adds thousands of miles to the western campaign with tentative stops in North and South Dakota and Colorado. Dixon and Hitchcock will present the draft to Taft for approval. A suggested Ohio river district focus and a lake route round trip are also requested.
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Cincinnati
Bryan Attacks Taft as Bryan Draws Crowd at Jersey Rally
The article reports William Jennings Bryan challenging President Taft on tariff labor and trusts while asserting silver stance. Bryan praises gold supply effect and claims monetary improvement. He tours New Jersey and cites expected Maryland electoral votes as about 40,000 people gather at Delaware River's Washington Park.
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Taft
Bryan
Washington
New Jersey
Maryland
Washington Park
N. J
Delaware River
Maine State Goes Republican By Thin Margin
Column notes Maine as a traditionally Republican state shifting slightly toward Democrats. The writer argues Maine's results signal broader Democratic momentum and predicts William Jennings Bryan will win in the national election.
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Maine
Bryan
No Democratic Governor Slated At New York Convention
Rochester N Y September 15 Despite extended conferences Democratic leaders have not agreed on a gubernatorial candidate. Murphy the Tammany leader appears to control the convention though Lieut Governor Chanler is discussed as possible. Dark horse options and possible justice J W Gerard surface amid platform drafting with Bryan Denver labor and bank deposit planks. Morgan J O'Brien named temporary chairman as opening session focuses on local issues and committee setup. The convention adjourned until tomorrow at 10.
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Rochester
N. Y
Murphy
Tammany
Connors
Chanler
J. W. Gerard
New York
Daniel Cohalon
Bryan
Denver
Hughes
Morgan J. O’brien
Booth Paper Found Reveals Million-Dollar Liability
Chicago Sept 15 The discovery of about 1 million dollars in additional liabilities for A Booth and Co surfaces in the investigation. The unrecorded commercial paper issued earlier may push total liabilities toward seven million. The finding strengthens calls for aggressive fraud enforcement in corporate financing.
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Chicago
A. Booth & Co
Gold Wedding Ends in Tragedy at Williamsburg Shop
Victor and Louisa Tresch a week after their golden wedding were found dead from gas at their Williamsburg shop. Both mouths sealed with gas and their arms linked. The note read telephone Edward Tray 3221 Thirty-eighth street.
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New York
Victor
Louisa Tresch
Williamsburg
Louisa
Edward Tray
Thirty-eighth Street
Double Wedding at Court House
A double wedding was held this afternoon at Judge Brindley's office in the court house. Miss Ade line Johnson married Elmer Wead and Miss Maud Sample wed Mr Ray Wead. The grooms are brothers. All reside in La Crosse County.
Elks Open Fall Season with Troubadours at Hall
The B P O Elks begin fall entertainment October 6 in Elks hall with the Troubadours Amusement company featuring Emily Murray reader and manager. The program includes humor readings dramatic sketches stories and musical numbers with Briglia Varallo and Varallo leading violin flute and harp pieces.
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B. P. O. Elks
Troubadours Amusement Company
E. A. Gotterdam
Elks’ Hall
Elks’ Club
Troubadours
Emily Murray
Troubadors
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Michael Brigla
Nichola Briglia
John Varallo
Michael Varallo
Hearst Independence Party Campaigns in Dakota
Hearst plans to place a full congressional and state ticket on the ballot in South Dakota. Republicans say Hearst will draw strength from Democrats who backed him four years ago. Hearst and Higsen will speak in Sioux Falls and Yankton on October 14.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Hearst
Independence Party
Higsen
Yankton
Explosion kills and wounds in Windsor near Sedalia
A dynamite blast at Windsor near Sedalia injures a dozen and kills one. The M. E. T. train stood near the station when the explosion occurred. F. Yates, the agent, died instantly. F. Hall, a drayman, was blinded, and his father, George Hall, was fatally hurt.
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Sedalia
Windsor
F. Yates
F. Hall
Drayman
George Hall
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Eresee & Kaiser
Odin J. Owen
S. 4Th St
Hetzenecker
Birnie
California
Henpeck
Lerhor
Main ST. LaCarosse
Wis
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Silver
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Gatterdam
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Elks’ Entertainment
la Crosse Lodge
Light Cavalry
Suppe
Ch. Dunela
Michael Briglia
Overland Mail
Kipling
Rival
Silas Marner
Geo. Eliot
la Favorite
Donizetti
Michael and
Nichol Briglia
My Pretty Rose
Beyer
wNichol Briglia
Nordland
Victor Herbert
Tan
C. Gotzian & Co
St. Paul, U.S.A
Cardiff
Wilmington Coal
Cass St
DR. Watterson
South Fourth Street
Dakota
Vernon County Fair
Viroqua
la Crosse and
Southeastern Railway
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