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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1906

Page

8

Politician L. Y. Sherman May Enter Illinois Gubernatorial Race

Tribune Special Service notes Sherman as a veteran political mover who could enliven the Illinois gubernatorial contest. Other items mention a Detroit statue plan for Senator James McMillan, Taggart's possible repudiation by Democrats, Milwaukee's arena bid for the GOP convention, a Milwaukee marriage of Edward C. Wall to Martha Ahrendt, Senator John W. Daniel's Confederate past, Detroit educator Hugh Cary’s term end appeal, George B. Leighton as a New Hampshire senator candidate, and Lowden's six year presidential term bill proposal.

Tribune Special Service L. Y. Sherman Mlinois Sherman Ilinois Detroit James McMillan Michigan Tom Taggart National Democratic Committee Indiana Taggart Milwaukee Edward C. Wall Martha Dorothy Ahrendt John W. Daniel Virginia Lynchburg Hugh Cary City Board of Education George B. Leighton United States New Hampshire Harvard

Orino Laxative Syrup Promoted as Best

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is advertised as the new laxative that stimulates without irritation and is guaranteed to be money back. The advertisement credits O. T. Erhart as the promoter.

Orino O. T. Erhart

One Time Mister Trouble Meets Joy in a Hurricane

A brief poem from the Atlanta Constitution depicts Mister Trouble considering bad weather but Joy arrives like a hurricane and laughter blows away his hat. The verse centers on an upbeat turn as Joy overcomes misfortune.

Trouble Atlanta Constitution

Populist Party in Kansas Makes Formal Demise

In Kansas the populist party is effectively dead after 1,100 votes in the recent election. Party leaders met at Chairman Hanna's call to disband formally and wind up affairs with possible alignment to the Republican organization.

Peka Kas Kansas Hanna State Committee

Kansas Farmers Round-Up Opens in Manhattan

Kansas citizens from farms and towns gather in Manhattan for the state farmers institute under the State Agricultural College. Over the next week meetings of the dairy, corn breeders, good roads, and pure bred cattle associations will present papers on agriculture and stock breeding. A corn exhibit and displays of road making machinery and dairy equipment are featured.

Manhattan Kas Kansas State Farmers’ Institute State Agricultural College State Dairy Association Corn Breeders’ Association Good Roads Association

Washington teachers gather for state convention in Bellingham

The Washington State Teachers Association holds its annual convention in Bellingham with large attendance and city hospitality. Officers include President E. A. Bryan and L. L. Benbow as vice president.

Bellingham Wash Washington State Teacher's Association E. A. Bryan Washington State College L. L. Benbow Tacoma O. C. Whitney Morgan Ellensburg Philippines Washington, D. C United States Islands

Sarthwal Wrinkles Miniature Lockets In Fashion

The article notes miniature lockets and old fashioned brooches making a comeback in wedding attire. Women favor black net dresses and ornate trousseaus with pendant locks. New evening silks are sheer with gold thread outlines and oversized floral hats dominate fashion.

Trousseau Troussea

Fort Worth Hosts State Teachers Association Meeting

Fort Worth Texas hosts the twenty eighth annual state teachers association meeting with broad representation from counties and all school personnel. Judge W D Harris gave the welcoming address, H F Triplett of Beaumont replied, and music by the high school orchestra accompanied the program. A Ladies Federated clubs reception precedes a public session at city hall as sectional conferences begin tomorrow.

Tribune Special Service Fort Worth Texas School Teachers of State Teacher's Association Educational Service Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education W. D. Harris H. F. Triplett Beaumont

Wedding in Army Circles

Miss Helene Black daughter of General and Mrs John C Black wed Lieut Stephen Abbott of the Artillery Corps at her parents home in S Street The ceremony was this afternoon and was followed by a large reception Lieutenant Abbott is stationed at West Point.

Washington, D. C Helene Black John C. Black Stephen Abbott Artillery Corps United States Army S Street Abbott West Point

Office Boy to President of Mallory Steamship Line

Calvin Austin rises from office boy to presidency and active management of the Mallory Steamship line, head of the fourth large steamship company he leads in a little over thirty years.

United States Calvin Austin Mallory Steamship Line

One-Sided Win Shines Bright in Brightside Match

A lopsided contest favored the home team as they dominated the game from start to finish. Key players delivered strong performances driving the victory and lifting the team’s spirits.

Notable Birthdays Duke of Norfolk Henry Fitzalan Howard

Henry Fitzalan Howard Duke of Norfolk born December 27 1847 is head of the peerage of Great Britain and next after princes of the blood. The Howards form England’s oldest Saxon nobility and once ruled Hereward. He handles state processions and serves as county councillor mayor and postmaster general. He leads Roman Catholic efforts across the kingdoms and remains faithful through history. Many ducal Howards died in the tower but never abandoned the faith.

Henry Fitzalan Howard Duke of Norfolk Great Britain England London Sheffield Three Kingdoms Tower

Iowa and Missouri Teachers Hold Annual Sessions

Hundreds of Iowa educators attend the Iowa State Teachers association meeting in Des Moines with crowded sections and discussions on Iowa education versus eastern systems and state aid for high schools. In Missouri, the forty fifth annual meeting opens with Mayor Rothwell welcoming visitors and papers on Missouri resources and educational progress, followed by lectures by Dr Harris and Superintendent Soldan.

Des Moines Iowa State Teachers’ Associaton Iowa New York Massachusetts Missouri Moberly William A. Rothwell C. F. Marbut The State University J. L William T. Harris United States ‘Commission of Education F. Louis Soldan St. Louis

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