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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
4
La Crosse welcomes two hundred traveling salesmen for the state travelers convention. The article praises commercial travelers as boosters and good citizens and urges locals to greet the delegates warmly with hospitality and fellowship. It also notes an unrelated piece on Prosecutor Jerome facing graft allegations and the political stakes in New York.
Packers testify before the House Agriculture Committee claiming the president harmed their business while denouncing the exposure of their alleged schemes. Critics label the testimony as theatrical and urge scrutiny of industry crimes and political retaliation.
The author condemns rich criminals in industry for grave wrongs and urges drastic prosecutions. Money should not shield offenders. calls for public hearings and charge of criminal conduct against those behind the wrongdoing.
The Tribune urges fair play as charges against Secretary of State Houser are aired in court. It stresses no public matter outweighs truth and advocates a full, unbiased trial, noting political motives must not shield or punish beyond the evidence, and demanding careful scrutiny to ensure a square deal for all.
A chaotic column of verse and notes on public sentiment. References to ULC members, packers, and stock raisers mingle with civic remarks and a soldier’s wartime memory. A nostalgic sketch captures local politics, labor themes, and a veteran’s tale from Fitzhugh Crossing.
Captain Wm J Ryan lies at the point of death at his Baraboo La Crosse home with survivors of the famous rifle regiment. The report notes his long service and prominent status in the unit.
Descriptive literature notes Indian place names such as Clear Sky Land Magnetewan Smash Flowing Water Kawartha Trish Water and Happy Lands Tentagami Deep Water as evocative labels for delightful spots on the American continent reached by Grad Travic Raila System. Reader unaware.
Wisconsin State Gun tournament organizers led by President RMc Giffen and Secretary JO Baker announced preparations for a state event. The plan includes male and female competition and possible aid for entrants. The venue and schedule details are being arranged with focus on central Wisconsin participation and regional interest.
Fragmented OCR text mentions La Rue, Ware, and Woartie with unclear context. It appears to reference a debate or opinion piece and several garbled phrases about gender and events, lacking coherent structure or identifiable names or dates.
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