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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
3
The readable lines provide publisher and issue details for a historic La Crosse Wisconsin newspaper. It notes circulation years, post office filing, and associated syndicate and advertising representatives.
A judge frees a man who killed a 119 pound fellow after alleged assault on a 140 pound woman. The piece mocks double standards and references an appeal to unwritten law, misgivings about drunk defense, and broader commentary on morality and society. It also notes Oscar Wilde, Harry Thaw, and Turkish royal matches as cultural aside.
Richard Croker travels to Ireland to correct errors in his family pedigree amid public speculation that the changes could yield beneficial results for his reputation.
Paris society discusses greater freedom for young women with expectations that they will exercise personal liberty and autonomy. The tone suggests social debate over dress behavior and social roles.
The Boston Transcript recounts Barbara Frietchie near Frederick Maryland and Henry M Nixdorff a friendly biographer and storekeeper. It notes Confederate raiders in Frederick during the war who bought shoes with a Confederate note and could not exchange for U S money. The piece mentions Nixdorff spelling variation Frietchie on his window sign and a local marble marker for Barbara Frietchie who died December 18 1862 aged 96.
Mrs De Hitt and the Dobsons celebrate the birth of a girl born yesterday. The exchange centers on whether such a daughter should be kept, with light humor about the newcomer.
Rushford Star Republican reports on Ed win’s road-ready travels and Thor Velde painting Nes John son’s house. A rainy Saturday dampened the bowery dance and the Choice picnic was postponed. Mistaken ball game results and a La Crosse minister’s Devil’s Lake visit are noted amid weather woes and community notes.
The La Follette led Wisconsin reform movement spurred a national shift toward people powered politics. The piece argues the Republican and Democratic parties must align with popular demands or risk defeat in the next election, highlighting Robert M. La Follette as the strongest contemporary challenger to Bryan.
Fashion notes describe pattern 5703 a princess influenced bathing suit with a separate skirt that can be plaited or gathered. The design features black taffeta or mohair or serge options with bias bands and decorative stitching, a blouse and belt joining to form one garment, and a five gores skirt with adjustable fullness. Pattern sizes include bust 34 to 42 inches and price details for mail order from the Fashion Department.
A Pioneer Press piece discusses how a majority of Meman people celebrate Mark Twain's receives a Doctor of Letters honor and his humor as a force in American literature. It contrasts praise with critics who doubt the lasting value of his work and cites examples from his early writings and a Justice Harlan anecdote in Sunday Magazine.
July 1 report from Kellar M. states David and his father Albert Kell were found guilty of murder. The two men are connected in a case involving their son and a disputed death in what authorities label a lethal incident.
An ad from Brooklyn Life promotes Willie’s suit priced at $7.50. It boasts exclusive cloth, never cracking or fading, with detailed tailoring like Herringbone patterns, Thibet velour, and peg-top pants. It targets dressy, exacting men who can discern true quality from fake fashion claims.
A young woman buys a smoking jacket in a city store and asks the clerk to cover express charges for any delivery within one hundred miles. She plans to take the package herself to Blankville West Virginia and deduct those costs from the purchase price, citing the old saying Let nothing go to waste.
A potpourri of humorous quips from old newspapers and a dialect sermon style note. Includes Brother Dickey on truth and sin, a cartoonish Life magazine verse about an artist named Sam doubting critics, and a Willie spelling joke about choosing a spelling system.
Lieut Gould’s body arrived with Mr McCoy and was laid in the armory before burial with full military honors. The Spanish War Veterans and company L acted as escort. Mrs Laura L Gould is his mother and Ernest L Gould his brother. Burial followed at St Patrick’s Catholic cemetery after services at St Patrick’s church. Other local items note visitors and events including Barnum & Bailey’s circus arrival.
Band of Indians in Beatrice Nebraska swears vengeance on Gen L W Colby. Chief seeks Lost Bird his daughter said to be with Colby. Colby is a farmer. Great excitement in the town as the march proceeds.
A note credits Rex E Beach with the copyright and warns readers about spoilers in the text. The line appears as a publication acknowledgment unrelated to a news event.
In a storm battered town McNamara plots a daring assault to seize the Midas mine. Glenister leads a band of miners planning a train ride and possible confrontation with soldiers to force a square deal from authorities.
A fragment references the French with a remark on vaunters and small doers, suggesting a clever or critical note about the role or character. The text is sparse and lacks clear events or names to anchor a fuller summary.
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