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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1908

Page

7

Miss Robson Shaped Zangwill’s Early Play Path

Israel Zangwill credits Miss Robson for discovering his potential as a dramatist and guiding the adaptation of Merely Mary Ann into a successful stage work. Robson also mentored Cecelia Loftus and supported Nurse Marjorie, which premiered at La Crosse theater on Wednesday April 8.

Israel Zangwill Marjorie Miss Robson Zangvill Ghet Cecelia Loftus Mr. Zangwill Mary Ann la Crosse Theater

Blanch Walsh to Come Here April 13

Famous actress Blanch Walsh will appear in the production of Jacob Gordin's The Kreutzer Sonata at the La Crosse theater. The original cast from Manhattan Theater, New York, is retained, with Wagenhals and Kemper presenting the show. Critics praise Walsh's principal role and the strong ensemble set for a high standard engagement that opens Monday, April 13.

Blanche Walsh Wagenhall & Kemper Jacob Gordin la Crosse Manhattan Theatre New York Miss Walsh Wagenhals & Kemper

Mitchell Declines Post After White House Offer

Washington April 4 Mitchell fell at the White House today and thanked the president for offering to wire him a special investigator for his canal zone conditions. He declined the post due to ill health.

Wshington Mitchell White House Canal Zone

Yon Yonson Revived by Yon Yonson Company at La Crosse

Ben Hendricks presents Yon Yonson with a capable company delivering clean wholesome comedy. The revival in La Crosse theater Sunday April 5 promises lively singing and dancing specials, with Josh Whitcomb Fritz and Nathaniel Barry shaping the entertainment for families and general audiences.

Ben Hendricks Yon Yonson la Crosse Theater Yon Josh Whitcomb Fritz Nathaniel Barry Hendrick

Brown son of John Brown celebrates eighty fifth birthday

A son of the famous abolitionist John Brown, the only survivor among his offspring, who was with his father at Osawatomie, recently marked his eighty fifth birthday at his home near Akron Ohio.

Ason Brown John Brown Osawatomie Akron

Divorce Shocks Chicago Society Over McFatrich Case

Dr George W McFatrich was granted a divorce from Marguerite E McFatrich by Judge Theodore Brenta in the superior court yesterday on statutory grounds. The split followed suspicions of detective surveillance and a confession by Mrs McFatrich of a past affair with another man.

Chicago Afril George W. McFatrich Marguerite E. McFatrich Theodore Brentado Superior Court McFatrich Merkle West Baden

Kidney Cure Testimonial from Wayne Reader

Mr. S. L. Bowen of Wayne West Virginia reports severe kidney disease limited his mobility but says Foley's Kidney Cure cured him after one dollar bottle and part of a second. He claims the remedy works where others fail.

Labor Will Select Friend of Labor Candidate

Washington April 4 Organized labor will back a presidential candidate friendly to labor regardless of party affiliation, said John Mitchell former miners federation president here for a conference with the president. He added that in choosing a candidate the instructions of the American Federation of Labor will guide the decision.

Washington, D. C Organized Labor John Mitchell Miners’ Federation Ameri

Labor Guidelines Dictate Role in Congressional Campaign

Fragment reports the Federation of Labor will follow explicit instructions on the exact part organized labor shall play in the congressional campaign. It notes a structured approach to union involvement and political activity, reflecting the era's labor movement strategy.

Federation of Labor Organized Labor

Navy fleet finishes target practice in last ship report

A Navy Department dispatch from Washington dated April 4 states the last ship of the fleet completed target practice yesterday. It notes earlier plans for a sail were not realized.

Washington D. C Navy Department

Ships to Reach San Diego by April 14

Due to an error in interpreting a wireless message the ships are now scheduled to reach San Diego by April 14.

San Diego

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Barred From New York Hotels

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is being turned away from New York hotels. She left the city last night to seek shelter after being turned out of the Hotel Prince George.

New York Evelyn Nesbit Prince George

Cousin of Helie Will Wed Indian Bride in Galveston

Count Henri De Feres is set to marry Juanita Lightfoot, daughter of an Oklahoma Indian chief, in a romance described as a genuine love match. The chief delays the match until a prior Indian suitor returns, threatening scalpings and a potential duel if pressed. The story unfolds amid tension over royal and Native American claims and regional land wealth.

Galveston Tex Prince de Lagan Mme. Gould New York Count Henri de Feres Juanita Lightfoot Oklahoma Juanita America

New Pure Food and Drug Law Compliance Claim

Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is declared unaffected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. The advertisement from O. T. Erhart endorses it as a safe remedy for children and adults.

Foley O. T. Erhart

Gary Denies Steel Combine Aim At Dinner Meeting

J H Gary chairman of U S Steel denied at a dinner for 75 steel manufacturers that any effort was made to form a combination of steel interests to keep prices up. He said no such move occurred and spoke in New York on April 4.

New York J. H. Gary U. S. Steel Corporation

Panamanian invasion prompts U S appeal for help

An appeal to the state department comes from the Panamanian government over the Jurado invasion. The warlike situation stems from Panamanian forces entering the town of Jurado and seeking international aid to untangle the crisis.

Washington State Department Panama Jurado Pan

Frontier unrest as Colombian troops threaten invasion

Dispatches report mounting tension in Panama with the country poised to repel an expected invasion. Jurado remains a quiet hamlet at the center of months of unsettled conditions amid regional alarms.

Amas Panama Jurado

Mrs Roosevelt Reschedules New Orleans Stay

Mrs. Roosevelt extends her visit in New Orleans delaying the Washington trip until Saturday. She and her party toured the countryside by car for a picnic among orange groves and attended a box party at a local theater after a day of leisure.

New Orleans Washington

Chip on the old block

An unofficial report from San Diego notes the Louisiana battery of four twelve inch guns, led by Lieut. Evans, achieved perfect accuracy at 1600 yards with all but one shot. The vessel moved at ten knots during the first four shots and the after turret struck the bull's eye center.

San Diego Louisiana Evans

Second Largest Dam Project To Power Helena And Regions

The Cearry Helena Power Transmission company orders material for the second largest dam in the world at Helena Montana. The project will supply power to Helena Butte and Anaconda and irrigate thousands of acres. It will be the third on the Missouri river.

Helena Mont Cearry-Helena Power Transmission Company Butte Anaconda Missouri River

Judge Kulmer Frees Jail Sentenced Firms in Valentine Case

Twenty wealthy Toledo firms were fined and released after Judge Kulmer of the common pleas court overturned an earlier circuit court jail sentence in a Valentine law violation case. The cases were sent back and sentence was adjusted to fines.

Toledo Kulmer Common Pleas Court

Lockout in Paris Sparks Massive Labor Action

Paris strikers and employers clash over pay as masons vote to lock out workers starting tomorrow night. The measure affects about 150000 men amid wage and price pressures.

Paris

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