Tribune premium pitch aims to draw readers in La Crosse
The Tribune promotes a reader premium worth over two thousand dollars tied to next year’s subscription. It frames itself as independent and in opposition to various trusts while urging readers to wait for a representative to present the offer. The piece also critiques Cargill Gelatt papers and their stance on Governor Davidson and La Follette.
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Durland pledge fuels reform split in Wisconsin race
The reform wing pressures J J Durland to pledge to Republican caucus policies while he avoids a direct commitment. Davidson denounces Durland as bad and urges true reform supporters to back Miller. A separate note accuses the Cargill Gelatt papers of undermining La Follette.
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Sharp Wrist Injury At La Crosse Rubber Mills
Excitement arose in the horseshoe department as Jos. Marteau of 833 Gould Street pierced his wrist with a knife used in his trade. The accident happened three minutes before six when the blade turned, causing a deep wound that bled heavily. Dr. Rowles bandaged the injury. Marteau will be laid up for some time.
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Manager of Unique Hurts as Horse Rears at Saloon Chase
A horse hitched to a light runabout bolted south of the Mall street crossing after a puffing engine startled it. It dragged Manager Michinskip of the Unique theater from the rig at Ambrose's saloon, then jumped free. QC. R. Johnsthen held the reins until the horse was stopped by the halter. Only minor damage and bruises reported to the manager. no overturns.
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Pawned Watch Sold by Pawn Broker Leads to Judgment
C H Hughes won a judgment against C B Stevens for 850 dollars after Hughes claimed he pawned a watch for ten dollars and later learned it had been sold. The court did not accept Hughes value of forty dollars for the watch.
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Death of Lady Charlotte Campbell Bannerman in Marienbad
Lady Charlotte Campbell Bannerman died yesterday in Marienbad. M C Donald of Sparta is in the city on business.
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E F U Initiates Members at Woodman Hall
The E F U plans to initiate about 15 members tonight at Woodman hall. After the initiation, ice cream and cake will be served. Master Jerome White and Prof E W Schilling from Unique theater will entertain with selections, followed by a dance.
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Mrs Minnie Schilberg Recovers After Appendectomy Visit
Miss Minnie Schilberg, who underwent an appendicitis operation last week, is spending a few days with Mrs Oscar Peterson before returning to her home at Pidgeon Creek.
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Icelandic and German Missionaries Highlighted in Page One
The article praises John Brornson for building a Winnipeg church in 1885 and notes his influence across Minnesota Wisconsin and Canada. It also extols Rev Henry Mullenberg for German outreach since 1742, citing his struggles in Charlestown and Philadelphia and his broad community impact across early American Lutheran parishes.
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