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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
3
Senate probes extend to all nominating elections matters
A lengthy Wisconsin senate resolution expands the ongoing investigation into money use and alleged improprieties affecting nominations and elections. The measure extends authority to cover any official in the state, with focus on political influence, civil service and law violations tied to campaigns up to the present time. Separately, reports from La Crosse highlight Prof. Flynn's impact as his health reform movement gains momentum, with the Hundred Year Club forming and multiple new chapters planned as followers embrace Flynnism and its health program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Senatorial Investigation Committee
United States
Enson
Wisdown
W. Earl Flynn
la Crosse
Rev. Shute
Flynn
West Avenue M. E
Prof
Lazarus
Probe to investigate state offices and breweries in Trempealeau county
The legislative committee is authorized to fully investigate department conduct and officer actions. Reports will be sent to the governor who may call a special session. Probes may target breweries and railroad interests, with potential exposure of Stephenson money and governor’s receipt of funds. The inquiry could widen to executive offices and expose untold facts, risking embarrassment for high officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealean County
Northwestern
Stephenson
Marinette
Emphatic Doll's House Performance At Red Wing Auditorium
Hortense Nielsen shines in Ibsen drama to strong notices from Red Wing Republicans as her company repeats The Doll's House at the Auditorium. Critics praise Nielsen's natural portrayal of Nora, Sullivan's Helmer, and the production’s realism while noting a small audience. A return engagement is planned for June 12 and a follow debut of Magda on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Nielsen
Red Wing
Red Wing Republican
Republican
Ibsen
Nora
Miss Nielsen
Helmer
Ruskin
John Maurice Sullivan
Honolulu
Australia
la Crosse Theater
Trudeman
Magda
Russian Symphony and Ben Greet to stage A midsummer Night Dream
Large advance orders indicate strong interest for a joint La Crosse Theatre presentation of Shakespeare's comedy with Mendelssohn music. The Russian Symphony Orchestra and Ben Greet Company perform Monday evening June 14 with Bottom played by Ben Greet. The staging is praised as artistic and the collaboration seen as a rare, appealing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Greet Players
Mendelssohn
la Crosse Theatre
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Ben Greet Company
Ben Greet
Power to Do Good Breakfast Ad Emphasizes Egg-O-See
A vintage ad extols restful sleep and strong tomorrow through good food. It promotes Egg-O-See Wheat Flakes and E-C Corn Flakes as light yet nourishing breakfast options, claiming wheat constitutes essential body elements and urging buyers to look for the E-C Mark.
Tariff sparks fight as Aldrich presses plan in DC
In Washington on June 11 Aldrich pressures to purge Republican moderates and push his tariff plan. Senator-elect Lorimer may affect House votes while Beveridge defends protectionist lines in revolt against upward revisions. Continued on page 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hannan
Washington
Aldrich
William ‘Billy’ Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
House
William Lorimer
Lorimer
Payne
Shelby” Collum
Finance Committee
Joe Cannon
Beveridge
Indiana
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Beveridge
Fairy Dances Highlight Community Performance
A local production features a strong cast led by Ruth Vivian presenting fairy dances. The group of young performers is praised for their training and the ensemble is highlighted as a key attraction of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shyloer
Ruth Vivian
Dances with 50 piece orchestra under Modest Altschuler
A performance featuring Men delssohn's music performed by a 50 member orchestra conducted by Modest Altschuler promises delight. The concert aims to charm the audience with refined orchestration and precision under the famed baton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Modest Altschuler
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles His Italian Tour
Walter Trumbull recalls a slower boat crossing to Naples and poor hotel light. He jokes about paying a custom tax on cards, a grand club finesse in Rome, and a marvelous Florence with a rare grand. Venice and Genoa temper travel humor while noting clubs flourish abroad as at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Walter Trumbull
Smartset
The Drummers Revenge in Willowdale Runaround
A Galveston News tale about a drummer who asks for a horse and buggy to Willowdale. He pays $5 for a $1.50 ride and returns twice, thinking only one way costs $1.50. The liveryman retraces the joke as the drummer finally returns by train, horse left at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willowdale
Galveston
Slater in Glasgow Recovery After Street Fall
A Glasgow slater fell from a ladder on a roof and lay unconscious on the pavement. A passerby with a bottle of spirits tried to revive him by pouring some down his throat. The injured man revived and urged the helper to keep pouring gently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Glasgow
Danny
Ottawa Journal
Brigid Farley Seeks Cook Position at Intelligence Office
An applicant voice from Harper's Bazaar presents Faith asserting capability to take and excel as a cook. The piece frames qualifications as a proprietor of an intelligence office and features a colloquial request and confident reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligence Office
Bridget Farley
Postmaster Coroner Seals Case With Opened by Mistake
Fargo’s former postmaster and coroner faced a stranger who died after an appendectomy. Diagnosed as appendicitis, the patient had no appendix. The surgeon’s effort to correct the record failed, and the man died. The verdict was stamped “Opened by Mistake.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
New City Hospital
Depew’s Frugal View On Time At Prayer Meeting
Chauncey M Depew recalled his father habit of valuing every moment He recounted a prayer meeting where no brother spoke and his father offered to lead Then he joked by saying he would use the time to discuss the tariff in a humorous reflection on frugality and time use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Sun
Leonore
Treacherous intrigues unfold aboard a silent train
Leonore faces Tankerlane in a tense car scene as he reveals his wife Laura is ill with John Shil and the lovers plot to separate Laura from Tankerlane. He vows to find her, secure her return to Tankerlane Court, and press Shil to honor his promise. Leonore debates betraying him while denied aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hall
John Shil
Leonore
Laura
Dack
Tankerlane
Beonore
Shil
Tankerlane Court
Gorehaven
Wes
Tankerslane Court
Henry Blurton
Laverstone
Liability of Indemnitor in Reynolds v Alder Man
New York Supreme Court ruled the innkeeper not liable for negligence of a minor in a livery incident. Two drivers, including a minor, left in charge. misdelivered team caused death and injury. Innkeeper notified the minor to defend. after recovery, innkeeper sought to hold minor, but judgment not binding due to infancy and ineffective notice. The team had been taken with hostler consent. no liability until delivery refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Alderman
New York Supplement
New York Supreme Court
Slower driving to spare garden tool carriers
In a Spring note from the Pittsburg Post a quip laments slow car speeds as pedestrians carry home garden tools, joking that running over a man would risk a puncture. The line captures urban weariness and humorous safety-minded street life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Post
Improved Train Service The North Western Line
Improved train service on the North Western Line with La Crosse departures at 7:55 a m daily except Sunday and multiple Chicago arrival times. Northbound from Chicago at 8:45 a m. Night trains offer Pullman sleeping cars and day coaches. Tickets and sleeping car reservations are via North Western Line agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
la Crosse
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