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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
3
The piece rails at reactions and tactics in the Republican primaries, lauds honest campaigning, and questions Bryan Roosevelt alignments. It notes Chicago’s Bathhouse John Coughlin face challenges amid a shifting political scene and urban governance debates.
The piece notes widespread doubt within the congressional committee on naval affairs about halfing the president’s navy additions. It references Japan’s projected advance during the coming decade as supporting evidence of the suggestion’s gravity.
The article states that Morse, known as the Ice King, is to be arrested as a common felon for a banking scheme. It notes he is to be advised by ex Banker Walsh of Chicago.
The report states that Count Boni de Castellane spent 101 francs in a quip and assault against Prince Halle de Sagan, a sum regarded as the value of any man’s offense in the account.
Yesterday brought cheer as First National Bank of Brooklyn reopened its doors and the National Bank of Commerce signaled an imminent resume of operations, signaling renewed financial activity and confidence in the local economy.
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde drew a capacity audience for the initial performance with Elwyn Strong delivering a superior dual role as Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde supported by Frank C Care as Rev Drs Carew and F A Ramsdell as Utterson. The Columbus review praised Strong's portrayal and noted satisfying scenery and music as the drama proceeds to its final deathly climax. The show continues Thursday night at the La Crosse theater.
Henry B. Harris brings Robert Edeson to the La Crosse theater for Saturday matinee and evening performances on February 15. Edeson stars in Classmates a play of West Point life by William C. deMille and Margaret Turnbull recently a Hudson Theater hit in New York.
A dainty love story highlights the program with Mr. Edeson supported by cast from Soldiers of Fortune and Strong Heart. Flora Juliet Bowley Marjorie Wood Maud Granger Wallace Eddinger Sidney Unsworth Frank McIntyre and Calvin Tibbets are part of the cast. Seat sale for Classmates opens at the La Crosse theater tomorrow morning.
Henry B. Harris presents Charles Klein's The Lion and the Mouse next Monday at the La Crosse theatre. The play depicts a money driven financier and a judge amid trusts and impeachment, with an exceptional cast and no price increase. Seat sale opens Saturday morning.
A Massachusetts probate judge orders William W. Risk to pay the state treasurer 10,356 dollars. The funds come from nine estates linked to Ellis Gray of Boston who died in 1786 and were administrated for fifty years. Deposits for nine creditors were made in 1838 but heirs could not be located.
A sprawling, period piece explores social hypocrisy, personal plots, and class tensions. Characters include Anna, Alban Kennedy, and banker Gessner as they debate love, money, and fate amid a snowbound village and a dinner table confrontation. The reflections touch on labor, socialism, and national identity with a cautious, satirical tone.
The Mirror of Emotion notes a physiognomist claims the mouth shows inner states more reliably than eyes. It contrasts poetic praise of eyes with literary depictions of love fear and hate, arguing facial expressions center on the mouth’s display.
Indications show girls grow weary of hugging Teddy bears as they don’t hug back, per Somerville Journal. The lightweight note hints at waning novelty and changing sentiment toward the toy trend.
A humorous exchange from Harper's Weekly notes Gotrox nearing completion of cigars his wife gave him for Christmas. Gunbusta mentions meeting him and hearing he is almost at the end of his rope.
Fashion hints describe a Japanese inspired over waist girdle blouse with wide sleeves forming an elegant, elaborate look. The design uses lace applique or embroidery between tucks at the surplice, with a draped girdle and options for banding or embroidery. Pattern 5912 fits busts 32 to 40 inches and sents by mail for ten cents.
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