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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1905
Page
4
Official notice records entry showing postal handling as second class matter on June 22 1904 at La Crosse Wisconsin. Special representatives Payne and Young Chicago New York City and Marquette office details appear in the notice.
The Tribune questions a council investigation into city contracts and mocks City Attorney P. W. Mahoney's stance. It argues the probe would be a farce under current conditions and pledges to press for full public exposure of corruption, targeting both parties and officials involved.
Col. Henry Watterson of Kentucky warns against alien influences after a lengthy stay in Europe. The St Paul News notes he has not enjoyed mint juleps for 30 years, sparking debate over loyalty to rugged Kentucky pioneers and the new world aristocracy.
The Tribune is challenged for its claim that lobbyists appeared before the state legislature. The railroad case cited was by unanimous consent, so Alderman Downs was mistaken about parliamentary practice. No material injury resulted.
Mr. Mahoney is in doubt over the accuracy of his statement and the issue. He is expected to rush into print in his own defense once he finds an inquiry showing his prior position was incorrect.
The Spectator reports Will Ott’s claim of a mosquito repellent method using a phonograph. Camp Ottville campers gather around the tunnel each evening to hear music and observe mosquitoes retreating, with no smudge or spray used. Reports also mention Alderman Withee and School Superintendent Bird fishing during a city picnic and Senator Morris avoiding credit for a Linker building incident.
Ralph L. Ray, Lancaster’s tutor to the king of Spain, has returned home from Madrid due to poor health. He endured heat and a seaside rest advised by court physicians, plans to sail back to Madrid around October 1, and notes the king’s English and irregular lesson hours.
A scribe grateful to Halvor Haug tests fine blackberries from a top Timber Creek garden. Lee Powell visits William Youderian on Sunday. A reflection on newspapers as public property notes how readers demand corrections and railroad officials seek accuracy after a wreck was misstated.
The Tribune argues business training yields higher, quicker returns than other educations. It cites low costs, short programs, strong salaries for bookkeepers and stenographers, and lists notable advocates like Cortelyou Field Carnegie Lincoln and Depew. It notes major universities now include business courses and asserts business education is essential for business success.
A fragment from the Eau Claire Tribune recalls a lost box of jewelry found and rewards paid, ending with a moral about Tribune readers and honesty. The text also ponders a bluffer and a witness's remark about Col Taggart and Kentucky propriety.
Manitowoc reports relatives unearthed a box containing $150 on the late Louise Kautz farm in Gibson. Portage notes J M Stickler to relocate Manston woolen mill to Portage. Crandon lists Mrs James Walsh who shot herself to be buried in Eagle River tomorrow as coroner's jury delays verdict.
The C M & St P Ry announces low rate excursion tickets for several fairs. Read the ticket office for rates dates of sale and limits. Fairs include La Crosse County West Salem Mans ton Northern Wisconsin Chippewa Falls Minnesota Ham line Milwaukee Lanesboro and Viroqua.
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