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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
3
The La Crosse Tribune lists J. V. Kidder as City Editor and notes subscription rates of $8.00 per year and $5.00 per year for other terms. The notice appears under the newspaper’s masthead era branding.
Wisconsin readers question Blaine's charges against Stephenson and Edmonds. The piece argues that alleged costly expenses for Stephenson’s primary, ranging from 100000 to 300000 dollars, must be proved by facts and circumstances to convict. without such proof the accusations lack weight.
The text questions Mr. Stephenson's conduct, noting his evasiveness as a badge of fraud and expressing hope that Blaine provides substantive proof. It asserts no injury will come from the inquiry while the state benefits from a credible investigation.
The Chronicle misquoted Paul W. Mahoney about salaries for La Crosse's mayor and aldermen. The mayor's actual words about records differ from the paper's phrasing, suggesting misrepresentation and possible bias by democratic leaders linked to Mahoney.
Regardless of senate action, Mr. Blaine has managed to damage the Edmonds and Stephenson firm. The report hints that large primary sums may be smoothed over, but they will not become a normal practice in Wisconsin.
The Milwaukee Journal insists a fraudulent nomination is as invalid as any contract secured by fraud, stating no day should pass without challenging such outcomes.
Senator Sanborn protests his call for an investigation to allow "Uncle Ike" a chance to clear himself, expressing mirth that borders on tears as he defends the probe and Ike's innocence.
The decree bars coupons for makins, but coffin mail fans need not despair as long as the real thing is available at any place.
Readers note calls for aldermen to quit with the pay raise sparking comment on John Esch losing his congressman status. The piece ends with a faded aside and a curt jab at piffie.
Between Culberson and Twesme the La Crosse lawyers offer little comment on the Sixth judicial district.
In Washington on January 27 the Remsen commission concludes benzoate of soda may be used to preserve catsup without being deleterious. The report fuels debate over Dr. Harvey W. Wiley and his findings on food preservatives and raises questions about presidential influence and commission selection.
In a terse remark the article notes that the rolling stone does not conform to the mossback class, signaling a clash between unconventional energy and old guard reform. The piece frames the contrast as a social label struggle without naming specific individuals or places.
Spotlights announce Honeymoon Trail a lively Chicago comedy drama by Hough Adams and Howard at the La Salle theater. The Princess Amusement company presents a novelty filled with surprises and music. Cast includes Harry Stone W H St James Hattye Fox Alma Youlin Olive Vail William Betchel and La Salle brothers with a 40 voice chorus. Tickets go on sale Thursday at Miss Larson's Candy store.
A defendant, republican county committee chairman in Clanton Alabama, was indicted under federal law for soliciting campaign contributions by letter in a post office. He handed a sealed soliciting letter to the postmaster and left without revealing contents, the court ruling that no verbal solicitation is required and the act was complete when the letter was given to the postmaster.
An exchange between Goodart and Wiseman is cited in the Catholic Standard and Times, touching on perceptions of poetic temperament and whether one friend truly valued the other's poetry. The dialogue underscores concern over how remarks affect a poet's feelings and pride.
Six year old Helen confides to Mary seven year old Mary that she will marry in the future and have eighteen children. Mary reacts in shock calling Helen a mercenary wretch in this Delineator item.
The passage critiques charity and patronage for a modern art gallery. It jokes that John D. would fund paintings only from oil from 26 Broadway and Andrew C. would donate with similar constraints. It suggests spending carefully on a home for modern art with steel engravings from U S Steel as a symbolic requirement.
A Kansas campaign tale shows a state office hopeful seeking the support of a Black resident in a southern Kansas town. The candidate flatters John the local Black voter in hopes of winning the entire Black vote, trading cigars and praise for promised loyalty.
A Paris insurance boss receives a plate from clerks with a visiting card reading The Emperor's Orderly by an old Invalides soldier. The man explains Napoleon is dead but claims his role. In London a woman tricks a stranger into giving up a tram seat, politely asking Sit down Jane my girl and revealing her ruse.
Camilla Lancing joins a Christmas gathering at Lea Abbey while entangled with Cuthbert and Rupert Haverford. She battles duty and desire as Lady Pamela Bardolph’s rumors and Sammy’s loyalty test her engagement, leading to a fragile, tense holiday at Yelverton.
A man argues that his side of the story is biased and likely exaggerated in his own favor. He cautions readers not to take his account at face value.
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