La Follette Debates Davidson Lenroot For Wisconsin Governorship
Senator La Follette champions Lenroot while promising to present Davidson’s case. A Davidson defender, C W Gillman, argues Davidson’s fit for Wisconsin’s next governor and urges attendees to hear both sides before voting. The piece notes cooperation between employers and workers at a Doerflinger picnic as a sign of shared community interest.
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Mr. Lenroot
Senator la Follette
Lenroot
la Follette
C. W. Gillman
Gillman
Governor Davidson
Wisconsin
Doerflinger
Frenzied Paris Press Uses Hyena in Delarue Case
In Paris and surrounding districts the disappearance of Abbe Delarue has sparked sensational journalism. The Matin plans to release a starving hyena into the Chatenay woods to scent out the priest's body, amid rival fakirs and investigators claiming clairvoyant or astrological methods.
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Tampes
Abbe Delarue
Chatenay
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Devas
Albe
Mime
Flaubert
Alvis
Patrice
Dag
Ife
Javan Prince Visits St Louis Before Chicago Trip
Prince Christian A Guidenaar of Batavia Java arrives in St Louis with his bride after a San Francisco voyage. He planned to meet Former Governor Francis who is in Europe. They tour the city and will travel to Chicago tomorrow evening then on to Washington and New York for about six weeks.
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Batavia
Island of Java
India
San Francisco
Christian
Java
Francis
Europe
Chicago
Washington
New York
United States
Reform and political quirks echo in a street scene
A street scene recounts encounters with a sunken joke about reform politics and a Cincinnati dispatch. Notable quotes include comments about Wat son of San Francisco selecting a national committeeman and Attor ney Bleekman’s reaction. A Rockefeller tale about Scottish mill workers ends with a quip on rent and a penny.
Sea Wall Makes Galveston Safer Than Uplands
Waco resident E. W. Loee praises Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption after five years use. He says a years long cough is gone and credits the remedy with curing chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and preventing pneumonia. Pleasant to take and guaranteed at O T Erhart s drug store with trial bottle free.
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E. W. Goodloe
Dutton St
Waco
Tex
Dr. King
O. T. Erhart’s
Saloon Shootings End in Fatality in Plymouth Court Case
In Chicago at 205 Plymouth court a quarrel between Anthony Taglio and Jacob Vasillio ended with Vasillio fatally shot and Taglio wounded by Vasillio. Joseph Taglio, killed later by Anthony, lay injured as the shooter fled. Police arrested George Gagne on related firearms charges after a separate dispute with John Mueller.
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Chicago
Jacob Vasillio
Anthony Taglio
Joseph Taglio
Plymouth Court
Taglio Brothers
Yasillio
Antonio Masteria
Vasillio
George Gagne
Vernon Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Stanton Avenue
John Mueller
Rhodes Avenue
Gagne
Mueller
Theie
Congress Spent Nearly Billion
Washington officials report that the last session appropriated for fiscal year 1907 a total of 879 million 589 thousand 185 dollars 16 cents. The increase over 1906 is 59 million 404 thousand 550 dollars 20 cents with 42 million 447 thousand 201 dollars for the Isthmian canal. Net staff changes add 6934 new offices at 6 615 870 dollars and abolish 5285 positions at 4 010 109 dollars totaling a net rise of 1 649 in headcount and 2 005 76 dollars in pay.
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Thomas P. Cleaves
James C. Courts
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Hypodermic Marks Linked to Octogenarian’s Disappearance
Philadelphia observers report marks from a hypodermic syringe on Miss Harriet Blinn, an elderly heiress who vanished July 11. Coroner Sellers says two suspects may be implicated as detectives pursue motives tied to a large Chicago heir and a Camden minister executor.
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Harriet Blinn
Sellers
Miss Blinn
Great Barrington Sf
Alonzo Hamlin
Chicago
Camden Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Camden
Opportunity Ads Shape Quick Prosperity For Buyers
The quote notes men profit from others misfortune as owners are pressed to sell. It highlights how classified ads offer chances to buy stores or properties under distress, enabling rapid gains for shrewd buyers in tough markets.
Tribune Delivers Full Local and Telegraph News Daily
The Tribune shows the day’s complete local and telegraphic news coverage with no external paper synopses. Readers get full reports on events, updates, and affairs from the newsroom.
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Girls abducted by gang in St Louis assault reports
Hazel Jackson and Mamie Cross, aged 18 and 19, were gagged bound and carried into a grove near Broadway after being grabbed by a mob of about a dozen men following a dance. Nine men were arrested and warrants issued for six. Cross described the attack detailing forceful entry to Horn's grove and the group responsible, including a man named Duffy. Police later questioned witnesses near the Despetes River bridge.
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Hazel Jackson
Mamie Cross
Jackson
South Broadway
Broadway
Horn’s Grove
Duffy
Hazel
Despetes
Electric Bitters Praised By Sufferer From Bear Grove
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana credits Electric Bitters with ending two years of kidney trouble and general debility. He reports relief from stomach liver and kidney complaints and improved health. Price 50 cents, sold with guarantee by O T Erhart's drug store.
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Bear Grove
O. T. Erhart
Port and Profit Play in Store Keeping Economics
A remark on how today’s profits fund tomorrow’s growth. The idea that civilization and enterprise rely on each generation’s sacrifices to sustain future prosperity is echoed in business cycles.
Humor and Philosophy on a Phonograph Stand
A humorous reflection on a man with a phonograph who imagines others crave endless tunes. He cranks, cycles through ancient and modern songs, and ignores sleep and rest until the machine begs for mercy. The piece ends with a punchline about a one night stand.
Bank Balance Sheet Figures Show Solid Capital and Deposits
The balance sheet lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, U S bonds and premiums, other bonds, banking house and fixtures, cash and due from banks totaling 2 529 179 18 and 677 03 404 000 00 109 511 89 75 000 00 20 000 00 588 631 05 Liabilities include capital stock 400 000 00 surplus 2 109 000 00 undivided profits 390 000 00 deposits 2 805 635 63 standing natl bank notes 31 363 52 total assets and liabilities 3 726 990 15.
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Thought It More Material
Exuberant youth praises a smile while Miss Castique hints at a different perception in a brief exchange.
Humorous Exchange on Odds and Better Halves
A brief quip shows one man seeking his better half while another suggests he should settle for two-thirds. The light pun mirrors social banter of the era.
Rich Heiress Seeks Suitor Far From Club Life
A narrator speaks of travels away from town and club life as he pursues another Rich heiress who may reciprocate interest. The dialogue hints at social aims and a romantic pursuit beyond local circles.
Debt-chasing swiftness drives a young man
A brief exchange notes a young man racing time to settle debts, implying urgency and risk of financial collapse if he stalls. The dialogue hints at pressure from creditors and a need for rapid action to avoid being overwhelmed.
Joke Returns: A Riddle About Charm and Wit
A playful exchange asks what joke is most enjoyable, answering that the humor comes from a pretty girl’s dimples. The line blends flirtation with light humor, highlighting charm as the key to amusement.
Sure Sign. Mrs. Brown Courtesy Sparks Banter
A brief exchange notes Mrs. Brown’s politeness in the morning, prompting a wry reply about her possible mood. The quip centers on social behavior and the tone of a domestic moment.
Dialogue on Biscuits Sparks Friendly Banter
A playful exchange unfolds about hot biscuits. One person asks if the other enjoys them, and the reply hinges on who bakes them.
They Rather Applaud The Batter At The Plate
The batter stands in his place and makes the leather fly as no one calls a base for a three base hit.
Witty Aphorisms From The Times On Wealth And Morals
A collection of quips on poverty wealth and human nature. Observations note the tension between wealth and those served by it and critique personal biases and social norms. The remarks blend humor and caution about selfish behavior and governance.
National Bank of La Crosse Financial Statement June 18 1906
The National Bank of La Crosse reports assets including U S bonds 250 000 other bonds 204 800 bank building and real estate cash resources 59 000 U S bonds to secure deposits and vaults totaling 858 093 79. Liabilities show capital 200 000 undivided profits 29 778 19 circulation 250 000 deposits 3 407 906 82. United States Depositary.
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U. S
Report of the Condition of the State Bank of La Crosse
Financial figures for La Crosse Wisconsin dated June 18, 1906 show Resources and Loans at 673 883.77 with U S and other bonds 77 437 05 and Banking house 12 000 00. Liabilities include Deposits 929 241 93 and Capital Stock 50 000.00 with Surplus 14 825 40 totaling 1 084 067 23.
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