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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
3
Illinois editors meeting in Chicago press for United States Senator Lorimer to quit the Senate over alleged fraudulent election. They assert the need to purge the body if he remains, citing the state’s honor and public trust. The Browne jam cartoon underscores the public demand for accountability.
A juvenile plea exchange unfolds with a mother pressuring for a verdict. The boy resists, asking for habeas corpus and a change of venue. He ultimately asserts not guilty as the improvised courtroom dialog continues.
The Chicago Socialist quotes Col Roosevelt’s Oxford remarks on resisting an impractical revolution that would erase private property and family life and argues a right to property arises from production. It contrasts capitalism and socialism with claims about property rights, production, and community ownership.
The passage describes Taft commissioning Connor to defeat La Follette while Philipp, via Pfister, calls a Taft aligned convention excluding Connor. Connor teams with Austin to capture Philipp's convention, sidelining Philipp. Whitehead must back the eliminated county option ideas, and Philipp becomes party to Davidson’s removal, all amid a comic intra party power struggle.
The report notes Carroll beat Garst by an estimated 3 000 to 4 000 votes, contrasting with a 26 000 vote win two years earlier. It cites Carroll's nonregular status and the two term precedent as factors, questioning where a regular victory fits in.
Dr. Herbert L. Flint, a famed hypnotist, presents a rock breaking demonstration using mesmerism. A subject in magnetic catalepsy supports a heavy rock while a volunteer strikes with a ten pound hammer, provoking gasps and fainting before the rock shatters. Doors open at La Crosse theater Sunday night. souvenir spoons for ladies.
A Toledo Blade exchange features a patient asking if surgery is necessary and a doctor replying that it is not mandatory but customary, reflecting a cautious medical stance.
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles describes Kokomo fashion flaunting old duster pride and teacup social scenes at Kokomo. The Crucial Test recounts a north town council mock bet as a blindfolded bailie identifies drinks after tasting them in the dark.
Carmichael and Grumbach meet in a tavern as past battles haunt their talk. Grumbach reveals a dangerous return to Dreiberg while caring for a fragile bond with Hildegarde’s tale. He hides a deadly reward and a longing for family relics from law and love.
The Washington Post describes parliamentary rules in the Senate, noting that senators must be addressed as the senator from a state. It recalls a rebuke to a new member who called a colleague “the gentleman from New York” and cites Senator Gallinger enforcing correct form.
A humorous 19th century style cartoon caption profiles a weary prodigal relative and a mock modern request for money. The line twists the biblical parable as an uncle laments endless appeals while suggesting the father reward via a fatted calf, in a single witty quip.
A London Chronicle excerpt recalls a councillor suggesting giving water to a taker in despair. The tale notes the person drinking and muttering about not recalling the name but tasting it during childhood illness, with a rustic Scots phrasing.
A shoe drummer alights from a train in Farville and asks a Chinaman named Yick Lee about the town. Lee replies with a joking time forecast that the street is busy every twenty minutes.
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