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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1907

Page

20

Christmas Eve Rescue by the Princess for Lost Carriage

In a snowy woodland, Peter cannot move a stuck carriage wheel. A visiting Princess befriends two sickly sisters Jenny and Jinny, shares bean soup and popcorn, and stays the night. She plans a joyful Christmas with gifts, a tree, and a future visit to the sisters.

Peter ePter Jenny Jinny St. Nicholas St. Nick Peter Santa Claus

Dear Old Tree and Junior Letters for a New Year

A nostalgic verse about an evergreen tree and free toys for good children opens a page filled with Miss Surtons' weekly letter. Readers, including Luella Wilson Smith and Bertha Burton, exchange Christmas memories and publish junior letters from Katharine Moller, Winefrid Fisher, and Barbara Bates who describe school, crafts, and candlelit trees.

Luella Wilson Smith Santa Claus Bertha Burton Miss Burton Katharine Moller

Miss Burton Receives Letter From Margaret O Gare On Pacific Ocean Trip

A ten year old writes from St. Ann's Home in Wisconsin about a trip to the Pacific coast. She recalls taking a streetcar to Long Beach with her mother and Mrs Weaks, staying in rented rooms, bathing in the ocean, playing on the beach, and planning to describe orange groves in a future letter.

Miss Burton Pacific Ocean Mamma Longbeach Walter Wisconsin Margaret O’gare St. Ann’s

The Husband Again Like a Tale from Tatler

A brief comic exchange where a mistress scolds Mary for mess while she explains the master interrupted to don a clean collar and lose a stud. The scene preserves a genteel domestic vignette with social tone.

Mary Tatler

Tribune Want Ad Yields Quick Classified Results

A Tribune classified search yields prompt responses as readers post ads seeking jobs, housing, and services. Newsroom readers report fast replies, with entries including asked prices and contact details surfacing in the short-term notices column.

Settlement Offered to End Wreck Damages in Mattoon Case

In Mattoon Illinois Judge Grosscup and officials propose a 40000 settlement to resolve damage suits against Central Illinois Traction Co. for the Interurban wreck. Awards range from 200 to 2200 dollars for deaths and up to 250 for injuries with 33 claimants totaling 235000 dollars. The plan seeks court approval and would be raised from company funds when out of court.

Mattoon William Checkley William Cole L. R. Price Central Illinois Traction Company Peter S. Grosscup Chicago Cole Boys Checkley Cole Price Craig Grosscup, Sampsell Underwood and Peabody

Thief Steals Fire Chief Horan's New Shoes

In Chicago on December 28 a thief stole Fire Chief Horan's shoes after he left them in his car during a fire at 890 Lake Street. Chief Horan joked the thief was a footpad and noted the shoes were bought as his Christmas present. Driver Joe Mackey hurried to the blaze but the shoes vanished.

Chicago Horan Lake Street Joe Mackey

Man Who Never Had a Wife Offers Marriage Advice

A provocative saying suggests advice on managing a wife comes from a man who never married. The remark implies lack of experience shapes judgments about marriage.

Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promise Fresh Breath Free Sample

Advertises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a broad health aid. Claims charcoal purifies blood and aids digestion, removes gas, cleans breath, and deodorizes after onions, smoking, or drinking. Offers free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Churches of diverse denominations in city on New Year program

The list reports services for German Methodist, First Methodist, West Avenue M E, Westminster Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, First German Baptist, First Baptist, English Lutheran, Norwegian Lutheran, St. Paul's Norwegian Lutheran, First Congregational, St. Paul's Universalist, City Mission, and Episcopal churches. It notes pastors, service times, Sunday school, youth groups, Watch Night, and New Year sermons, with choir participation and special musical programs.

German Methodist Church Corner Seventh Ferry Y. L. Panzlau B. C. Brandenburg Gelena First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Church Eighth and King Streets James W. Irish Epworth West Avenue M. FE M. E Mississippi Street W. P. Cunningham Stephen J. E. Keizer Grace Wallace Epworth League W. A. Lockman First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church King and Sixth Streets J. K. Fowler Bock Hosly Redhead Inez Mumford W. G. Moss Fred Goddard Grace Chapel First German Baptist Seventh and Winnebago Benjamin’ Graf First Baptist First Baptist Church Sixth Street Main J. Wellington Hoag Colton English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity Ferry Street J. J. Clemens Luther League of the English Lutheran Church Jacobson Ferry Streets Norwegian Lutheran Church Sixth Division H. G. Magellson Magellson St. Paul's St. Paul's Universalist St. Paul’s Universalist Church Cass Streets John Smith Lowe City Mission Main Street A. M. Ivey Christian Workers Episcopal Church Christchurch Ninth Main Streets Episcopal C. N. Moller Barnby Nazareth Gounod Carol King Street Oliver J. Ash J. F. Cross Joseph Christian Scientist First Church of Christ, Scientist Christian Science Emanuel Evangelical Association Emanuel of Evangelical Association Twelfth and Vine Streets H. Etzelmailer Rev. C. Schneider Eau Claire Ladies Aid Society

East Side tenants demand rent cuts amid anti rent moves

In New York on December 28, 20 000 east side families wage a campaign against landlords to force lower rents. Dispossess notices were posted or served on tenants including the five Atkin family units at 68 Stanton Street. Jacob Ranken was named to lead legal defense for families refusing current rates. Twenty tenements were organized as a major anti rent gathering at 21 and 218 Cherry Street where Sarah Helman spoke.

New York East Side Atkin Stanton Street Socialist Party Jacob Ranken Cherry Street Sarah Helman

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