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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
4
The piece recalls Chimmy Fadden's quip about Wat t ell and hints Smoot might dodge issues by skipping ceremonies. Schulze runs for city treasurer, and a baker jokes about managing the dough. Roosevelt is said to be angered by Storers claims amid Tribune and Evening Common Stock ad totals. James Fermenti Strasaparilla made a Chicago trip.
Peter F. Collier born December 12, 1849 in Carlow Ireland. He studied priesthood then emigrated to America entering publishing. He elevated Town Topics and exposed editors methods while amassing wealth, and is known for riding and hunting with Meadowbrook Hunt, where he served as master of foxhounds.
O M Stevenson of 807 Rose Street announces an auction to sell his entire stock of watches clocks and jewelry starting December 15.
On December 12 historians note the deaths of Sir Mark I Brunel in 1849 and Sir John Thompson in 1894. Births marked include Richard Yates in 1860 and Robert Browning in 1812. Also recorded are Lord Roberts sailing from Cape Town in 1900 and other events linking Selkirk and McKinley’s mother.
Bentley in Chicago to meet Mayor Dunne about delivering the address at the Board of Trade annual dinner has sent no word to local parties on the outcome or success and may return home today or tomorrow.
A woman stores a baby carriage in a closet and references it as the nursery during receptions. The remark reveals private tensions and social expectations surrounding motherhood in her circle.
A chaotic community note uses satire to claim authorities will curb rambling on streets, warn of financial details of a crusade, and tease readers with an upcoming line-up. It includes letters from ETHEL on Christmas gifts and breach of promise whispers directed at a suitor George.
Harry Halmer showed notable superstition avoidance by giving away 23 cents worth of lead pencils during the election. Voters responded with the chant Skidoo illustrating light political theater and public wit.
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