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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
3
A review discusses a booklet called Roose and the Money Power by John rt. It quotes Albert comparing panic during a train robbery to a crowd stampede where bystanders are hurt. The critique targets blaming officials and questions Roosevelt's campaign style and restraint.
The Free Press editorial notes Alexander of Wausau led the state Taft debate by popularity and argues the primary law is defective. It cites La Follette delegates carrying Alexander’s stronghold and criticizes alphabetical ballot order as skewing delegate results.
The article argues for direct election of delegates to district and state conventions and for grouping delegates by presidential candidate on ballots. It notes Wisconsin sentiment favors Alexander and La Follette, criticizes alphabetical at large delegate listings, and discusses how ballot order affected delegate outcomes.
The text lauds rapid government action after Chelsea’s misfortune, noting coordination across municipal, state, and national levels. It highlights private contributions and bank generosity in Boston, which urged officials to draw on funds with assurance of repayment. The passage emphasizes confidence in emergency relief and systemic readiness.
The silver jubilee issue celebrates the Milwaukee Journal s twenty five year run last Saturday praising its printers art and publishers enterprise. The editorial notes the paper s impartial news handling and asserts it has a strong claim to the motto without fear or favor.
The Free Press notes former Senator Chandler backs Senator La Follette, delivering sound logic tied to reform. It argues the effort comes too late for full impact yet urges real reformers to heed his reasoning and uphold duty as “Uncle Ike” prescribes.
A humorous dialogue recalls old farming tricks when pasture was scarce. Pat asks what was done, the farmer admits ignorance, and Pat recounts a farcical method using green goggles on cows to force them to eat shavings, yielding milk tasting like antique furniture.
An advertisement touts D D D Prescription as a topical treatment for eczema psoriasis and barber’s itch. It contrasts cleansing the skin with water to treating it directly at the source using Hoeschler Brus simple oil blend and D D D Soap, promising instant relief and lasting cure.
Prairie du Chien notes report Bryan La Follette Roosevelt attacks in town, and Bijou theater presents a varied program featuring Anna Brigham premier whistler Searles and George The Cheeky Messenger Askeland violinist Cowley Delle dancers Herman Singer and Rudolph drum accompaniment with a color moving picture show and strong musical acts.
The Askin-Singer company plans to present The Time Place and the Girl at the La Crosse theater on Monday April 20. The musical comedy has set long-run records in New York Chicago and Boston with 465 performances at La Salle Chicago and strong praise from critics. Authors Frank R Adams Will M Hough and composer Joseph Howard also created The Umpire and The Girl Question.
An aged Highland engineer, Duncan Macgregor, presses London for a private interview with Mr. Statham at the Clyde works scene, hinting at a personal matter beyond strikes or patents as Rolfe seeks to deter him. In City offices, Sam Statham operates with his brother Benjamin, confronting Pekin gains and prior refusals.
Fragmentary dialogue from a Moonshine scene features slang heavy banter about gender roles and appearance with a hint of rural humor. The text captures regional speech and a playful confrontation over washing and being born a lady.
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