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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
3
The excerpt hints the interstate commission's forthcoming decision will be watched closely. It may push corporations to hesitate about deducting from employees' pay to cover losses and to improve thin revenue streams.
R. B. Gelatt founder of the Central Electric company critiques competition among public service corporations as largely futile, arguing that cooperation or regulation would better serve public interests. The remark underscores tensions in early utility governance and market structure.
The remark that casual hearsay can undermine documentary proof is shown as inadequate against deliberate falsehood. The text condemns soft defense tactics and stresses the need for credible, substantiated assertions in official records.
The piece notes Russian general Stoessel, famed for the Port Arthur defense in the Russo Japanese War, is to be executed by his government. It condemns Russian despotism and contrasts it with feeble tyrannies elsewhere, including Portugal’s late king’s harsh fate.
New York dispatch notes Charles W. Morse, ex banker and dethroned "tce king," spent a full day without arrest, effectively taking a holiday after long legal struggles. The remark questions whether he earned the respite.
The article discusses a presidential push to limit railroad earnings and force investigations into losses while railroads threaten sweeping wage cuts and workers plan possible strikes. It contrasts government action with business adversity and cites a demand for careful analysis to justify any wage reductions. A second topic outlines a children's dress pattern with yardage details and mailing instructions.
Fashion hints describe a bishop dress for little girls made from plain material or flouncing, with options for high or low necklines and long or short sleeves. The back view shows flouncing and plain sleeve edges, suitable with hemstitched borders. Also notes about fabrics, and a lengthy profile of Alice Nielsen, renowned soprano, her career path, and her association with the San Carlo Grand Opera company.
Tom accuses someone of operations spanning two countries with an icehouse in Florida and a coal yard in Canada. The brief exchange mentions identifying activities across borders and implies a transnational scheme or smuggling style.
Seats for the San Carlo Grand Opera Company production of Gounod's Faust featuring Miss Alice Nielsen as Marguerite are available at the La Crosse theater. Mail orders with checks payable to manager W. T. Gace will secure tickets for next Thursday night.
The La Crosse theater announces eight nights plus matinees starting Sunday Feb 23 featuring Winninger Bros theatrical attractions. The troupe boasts top dramatic talent and all new plays along with refined vaudeville and a capable musician and vaudeville team. Ladies free Monday. Sunday night features Sheridan Keene Detective.
A Cleveland juvenile court judge told a Chicago mother that nagging her son harms him and urged making the child a companion. He warned that constant restrictions and orders fuel defiance, insisting the right approach is calm guidance and self-control.
The Marshfield News recounts Leap Year antics at Greenwood where girls form a leap year club and rehearse schemes to woo men, some resulting in engagements. It also quotes editorials on trust in God, hints of romances, and a Pittsburgh doctor’s arrest for assault during a mountain outing.
Alban Kennedy confronts Count Sergius after a dramatic Warsaw meeting with Lois Boriskoff. Lois reveals a hidden network aiding her father, while Sergius plots further to hand over Boriskoff’s daughter to police. Kennedy vows action and delays more questions.
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