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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

7

Torturing Animals To Assist Science Exposé Pamphlet Praises Pawlow

An old pamphlet argues that animal testing in digestion research by Professor Pawlow yielded scientific advances and Nobel recognition. It extols his work with dogs cats and other animals, and features a promotion for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming health benefits and free trial offers from F A Stuart Co.

Prof Pawlow Russia Shakespeare Stuart Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall

Toland Students Secure Positions At Notable Firms

Toland reports another batch of successful placements from 410 students this year. Names include Mrs. Cavanaugh Prof Benezet La Crosse High School Tr Kreutz Langdon Boyd Packing Co Grace Eddy La Crosse Tribune Ce célia Volz John F Doherty Tibbs Hutchins & Co Martha Finckh Mary Murphy Oscar Anéregg Maud Rasmussen El sie Witt P W Mahoney Emil Sill Albert Semsch Julia Johnson Boynton & Helway Lang Co.

Toland J. I. Lamb Co Cavanaugh Benezet la Crosse ‘High School Wis Tr. Kreutz Langdon-Boyd Packing Co la Crosse Grace Eddy la Crosse Tribune Cecélia Volz John F. Doherty Martha Finckh Tibbs, Hutchins & Co St. Paul Emil Sill Albert Semsch Langdon Boyd Packing Co Julia Johnson Boynton & Hélway Lang Co

Warehouse Fire Destroys Northwst Thrasher Plant

A large Northwestern Thrasher company warehouse in Stillwater Minnesota burned, causing about 5000 dollars in damage with 1500 dollars insured. The building stood across from the state prison and a strong wind complicated efforts. City crews containing the blaze saved nearby structures while dynamite was used to impede spread.

Stillwaek Minn Northwst Thrasher Company Buildig State Prison St. Croix Department of the City and Plan

Untitled fragment notes a man and wife dynamic

A fragmentary line hints at a man and wife dynamic with the man making efforts for his wife while working for himself. It mentions personal relationships and self-reliance in a terse, unnamed context.

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Government moves to stamp out liquor on Indian reservations

Helena reports aggressive action by the Interior Department to curb bootlegging on reservations. A July 1 start saw 20 special agents deployed nationwide, with hundreds arrested and many indictments. Dell R. Wills of Hardin faces trial as investigators Brent and Low prepare to testify in the south.

Helena Mont Interior Department Dell R. Wills Hardin Freeman T. E. Brent W. S. Low South Brent

Fear Makes Woman Lose Her Reason

Mrs. Harry Blake of 620 Maryland street in St. Paul was home invaded last Wednesday night by two burglars who dragged her from bed tied her hands and feet to the bedstead and gagged her with a towel before searching for valuables. The shock left her insane and she is being treated at Mounds Park Sanitarium by local specialists with hope that a change of scene may restore rationality.

ST. Paul Minn Harry Blake Maryland Street Mounds Park

Northwest brief highlights third annual Koochiching fair success

Northome Minnesota reports the third annual Koochiching County Agricultural Society fair as the north country’s most successful, with ideal weather and a record large exhibit especially in agriculture. The wire notes other local items from Houghton to Waterloo including schoolhouse bids and a swine disease loss.

Northome Minn Koochiching County Agricultural Society Agricultural Houghton Mich Michigan College of Mines Washington, D. C Charles BE. Barnard Garrison Crow Wing H. F. Mann Frank G. Pike Hewitt Todd County Albert B. Cornell Charles A. Frederick Edna Lyman County South Dakota Albert Hoffman Bixby Butte County ST. James Watonwon Frazee Alex Nelson Perham Waterloo A. L. Ames Buckingham Tama County W. S. Hammond Butterfield Lewisville Moose Lake Donald J. Prought Brannon Houtel Dennis Crandall Crandal

Speechless rage a rarity for women in quotes

The remark notes that while men may enter a speechless rage, a woman being afflicted in the same way is not commonly observed, reflecting dated views on gender and emotion.

Dakotas Rained by the Party Orators

In Pierre South Dakota the campaign sees heavy artillery from national candidates including Taft Bryan Debs Hisgen Chafin Hughes Hearst and UFreedens. The Democratic and Independence petitions face ballot acceptance while the party debates nomination forms and county option repeal prospects.

Martin Secretary of State Eben W. Martin Peeye Congress EH. W. Parker Clark Independence Party Hearst Independence Democratic

Fierce Storm Strikes Northern Michigan Ports

In Houghton Michigan on September 30 a record storm battered Lake Superior with winds near forty miles an hour at the ship canal and twenty six miles at Houghton. Fifteen to twenty boats sheltered at Lilly Pond harbor and Portage Entry while the Troy pressed toward Duluth. Several vessels attempted to clear the lower entry as the gale intensified.

Houghton Mich Lake Superior Ship Canal Lilly Pond Harbor Refuge Portage Troy Duluth

Weather shifts as early snow falls then warms forecast

The text notes the first snow of the season falling yesterday afternoon and a forecast predicting warmer weather tomorrow. It mentions a nighttime low of 57 degrees and describes the departure and forced return of a party.

Set Time for Important Cases in Marshalltown Court

In Marshalltown Iowa on September 30 the first criminal cases of the term were set in district court for Dr Stuart B McDiarmid and Donald A Johnson both of Omaha on savings bank law infractions. McDiarmid president and Johnson cashier of Green Mountain Savings bank face four and three counts respectively including perjury and mis conduct. Both have been out on bonds and their trials are scheduled for this and next week drawing wide attention.

Marshalltown Iowa District Court Stuart B. McDiarmid Donald A. Johnson Omaha McDiarmid Johnson Green Mountain Savings Bank

Corey wins Chicago Marathon in 2 55 30 time

Albert L. Corey, unaffiliated runner wearing French tri colors, wins the 25 mile American Marathon at Chicago in 2 55 30 amid 79 starters and 56 finishers. Sidney Hatch finishes a minute back. Dennis Bennett holds the American record at 2 41 33. Corey’s victory follows Olympic participation by Hatch.

Chicago Ill Albert L. Corey France Illinois Athletic Club Corey Sidney Hatch Dennis Bennett Hamilton Ont America London Europe Earth

Long Termers to Stillwater Prison Arrivals

A single day at Stillwater Prison brings a large intake of eight inmates from Minneapolis and Nobles County. Justin Stoddard received twenty years for criminal assault. John Hanson twelve years for first degree robbery. Owen Ball eight years for second degree robbery tied to a train holdup. George Herran seven and a half years for third degree robbery. John Junger and John Mohey each receive five years for grand larceny. George Ebberhart and Siegfred Levi from Nobles County receive reform school sentences for second degree assault.

Stillwater Minn Minneapolis Justin Stoddard Beltrami John Hanson Owen Ball Northern Pacific George

Wealthy farmer Benjamin Breen ends life in Minnesota

Crookston Minn September 30 word came that Benjamin Breen a prominent wealthy farmer of Tabor township shot himself no reason given perhaps temporary insanity. He leaves a wife and five children. Coroner Chesterman arrived and held a post mortem examination.

Crookston Minn Benjamin Breen Tabor Township Chesterman

Weather Note Repeats Old Saying To Hail Perseverance

A lighthearted weather item quotes a proverb to encourage readers to persist in trying for better forecasts. The column blends seasonal mood with daily forecast notes and small talk about resilience.

Thunderstorm Forecast Triggers Quip From New York World

A New York World quips about a lightning rod during a forecast of a major thunderstorm expected tomorrow. The remark highlights public concern over storm preparedness and weather advisories.

Scott New York World

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