Milwaukee orphan abuse case shocks La Crosse court
August Moonstock was found guilty of assault and battery against Adolph Hubert, a 15 year old orphan. He was fined 75 dollars and costs, then discharged after a reprimand. The boy bore numerous pitchfork, stick, and stool injuries over years, with doctors confirming the extent of the torture.
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Adolph Hubert
Milwaukee
Sol Burdick
la Crosse
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Tribune
Burdick
Civil remedy urged in case of cruel abuse by Moonstock
The article argues for civil action against Moonstock, detailing brutal abuse of a helpless boy and costly injuries. It questions whether criminal justice can adequately punish such malice and suggests a civil suit to force restitution by a well-to-do farmer who profited from the boy’s labor.
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Moonstock
The Progress of Politics and Political Plots
A verse summary from the Indianapolis News on political plots and counterplots in campaigns. It notes intensifying stress as campaigns progress and suggests quiet methods are preferred by those seeking jobs.
Williams De Armond feud sparks House row recollection
Representative Bell of Georgia recalls the Williams De Armond feud as lawmakers in the lower house clash over party honors. He likens the dispute to a Methodist minister facing charges, noting the underlying issues feeding the antagonism.
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Williams-De Armond
Chicago News
Fool at his club questions Roosevelt on Wall Street
A fop at the club criticizes Roosevelt and the president’s Wall Street policies. Jones counters that the idea is widespread, though he claims not to be among the masses. The exchange satirizes political ambition and public opinion.
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Roosevelt
Wall Street
Everybody’s Magazine
Winninger Bros Present A Perfect Man At La Crosse
The Winninger company opened seven nights at the La Crosse theater with A Perfect Man praised for fine acting by Chas Winninger and Bonnie Maie. Otto Vockelsberger and the ensemble drew applause as patrons enjoyed a strong start to a week of varied, high quality performances. Tonight features Clover Dale in four acts with a fresh lineup promised each show.
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la Crosse Theater
Chas Winninger
Jack Spencer
Bonnie Maie
Nell Graham
Adolf Winninger
Otto Vockelsberger
Grand Opera Week in La Crosse with Faust and Carmen
La Crosse society lines up for the San Carlo Grand Opera company at the La Crosse theater. Miss Alice Nielsen stars as Marguerite in Faust on Thursday February 27 with a full cast and matinee Carmen during the engagement.
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la Crosse Theater
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Faust
Alice Nielsen
Marguerite
W. F. Gage
San Carlo
Carmen
Blouse or Shirt Waist Pattern for Bust 32 to 40
Fashion notes describe a versatile blouse or shirt waist pattern with optional yoke, embroidery options, and adjustable sleeves. It fits 32 to 40 inch busts and uses various waist fabrics. Pattern 59908 covers sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and can be mailed with a 10 cent pattern fee plus postage.
Say cant you eat ham quoted aloud at dinner
A Washington Herald line captures Mr Splurge challenging a guest about meals during the evening. The guest is urged to respond as the guest contemplates ham versus rented chicken sandwiches for the evening.
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Mr. Splurge
Washington Herald
Baltimore coffin wars spark price driven display ads
The piece describes a fierce出 rate undertaker competition in Baltimore. Two young independents offer $75 funerals with full service and six coffin styles, black or grey hearses, and no extra charges. Traditional firms respond with unsigned notices while independent ads expand, altering local receipts.
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Undertakers’ Trust
Baltimore
Turner Funerals Offer Complete $75 Package
Turner markets a complete $75 funeral for half the usual cost, including casket and all services. He emphasizes honesty and value, noting his firm has doubled in business over the past year and pledges one fixed price with no extra charges.
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Turner
Tyranny of Tailors and a Count's Plots in London
A New York Times piece contrasts fashion tyranny with modern styles while Count Sergius schemes to arrest Lois Boriskoff in Petersburg. Alban defends Wagner and muses on love, loyalty, and Russian and Polish women amid dangerous political intrigue.
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New York Times
Sergius
Gossner
London
Richard Gessner
Lois Boriskoff
Petersburg
Schlosselburg
Alban
Anna Gessner
Funeral pricing details dominate this ad
An obituary style notice outlines funeral costs with brick or stone graves at $18.50, casket options in mahogany oak walnut or cedar, and full couch caskets. It claims the casket price determines the entire funeral at $50 shipping and $59 complete. Showrooms offer caskets for viewing and delivery is available day or night. W. V. K.
Young Wife Doctor Illness Question in Baltimore
A nurse asks a physician about a husband’s illness and whether age affects the outcome. The doctor evasively replies that the desired end determines the explanation, reflecting cautious, intimate medical dialogue from a Baltimore newspaper page.
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Baltimore
Train Brakeman Puzzle Across Two Stations
A train one mile long starts at station A and travels to station B five miles away. The brakeman boards the caboose as it passes him at A, then walks toward the engine as the train moves. On arrival at B he leaves the rear of the engine, having walked the full train length between stations. He both walks and rides. see solution.
To Be Continued a Sailor’s Jolly Snappy Verse
A Boston Transcript quote presents a light verse about a mariner famed for a wife in every port, noting his habit of staying at sea. The rhyme highlights the sailor’s roguish charm and long voyages.
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Boston Transcript
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