The La Crosse Tribune masthead and staff listing
The La Crosse Tribune issue provides its publication details including address 301 South Fifth Street La Crosse Wisconsin staff roles City Editor F H Burgess Business Manager and carrier and mail rates. It notes June 22 1904 as entry and affiliation with Lee Newspaper Syndicate and representative offices in New York City and Chicago.
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la Crosse
Wis
Congress
the Tribune
Lee Newspa Syndicate
Pictorial Dept
Payne & Young
Marquette
la Coste & Maxwell
Nassau Street
New York City
Good Roads Push Wins Support in Wisconsin
Wisconsin accelerates good roads push with $ leading to experimental construction. towns Clinton Plymouth Center Fulton Harmony Beloit Bradford Milton fund one mile each season and seek federal engineer aid. La Crosse county boards plan a $7,000 road project to improve northbound market access, backed by farmers and Business Men's group. The Tribune urges county action and signals a forthcoming Board of Trade discussion viewed as crucial for local progress.
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Union
Northwest
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Janesville
the Tribune
Wis
Clinton
Plymouth
Center
Fulton
Harmony
Beloit
Bradford
Milton
Rock County Board of Supervisors
S. C. Lancaster
Office of Good Roads
Washington
United States
Board of Supervisors
la Crosse County
West Salem
Business Men's Association of
la Crosse
Tribune
Glenister
Dextry
List Man Mill expansion signals La Crosse growth
The List Man Mill company plans to double capacity, boosting home growth and expanding territory abroad. The Tribune notes that skilled leadership and proven results drive industrial progress in La Crosse, countering claims of luck and destiny.
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Listman Mill Company
la Crosse
GIRL S JUMPER DRESS WITH GUIMPER 5651
Fashion hint for a child’s jumper dress with guimpe in striped linen or other fabrics. Describes materials, sizes 4 6 8 10 years, and pattern 5651 including fabric yardages and construction details. Pattern can be mailed for 10 cents plus stamp for delivery.
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Fashion Department
Guimpe
The Listman mill driven by capital and capable men
A piece credits capitalists and executive talent for reviving the Listman mill. It notes that with a few powerful managers, dormant business ventures could become successful, stressing that a mill depends on strong leadership rather than machinery alone.
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W. W. Cargill
Listman
Italian War Ship Commander Bars Visitors in Boston Harbor
The ship’s commander refuses American visitors amid souvenir thefts. Admiral Dewey recommends heavy silver only on warships to curb looting, highlighting the tension between souvenir hunting and kleptomania as a source of conflict.
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Boston
Dewey
Incarcerated Mayor Schmitz and Frisco Jail Turnkey Sign
Report notes the mayor’s incarceration in a Frisco jail and a turnkey displaying placards in cells stating management not responsible for valuables unless deposited in the office safe. The odd warning reflectslocker policy amid the period.
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Schmitz
Frisco
Pastor Asked to Resign Over Bagged Trousers
A pastor was urged to resign after his trousers allegedly bagged at the knees, prompting questions about modesty and attire within the congregation and raising debate over appearance expectations in church leadership.
Choate Declines Presidency of Hague Peace Committe
American representative at the Hague peace conference, Mr Choate, declined to accept the presidency of one of four important committees. Low bridge.
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Choate
Hague
Just What He Wanted Watchful Shopper Memoirs
An old man in an Eighth Avenue drugstore struggles to recall his purpose. The clerk slowly helps him recover his exact item a five cent portion of camphor, producing relief and a friendly exchange.
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Eighth Avenue
Nicéul
Through the Looking Glass Dream In Richmond Paper
A Richmond Times Dispatch poem fragment depicts a surreal dream where familiar furniture quirks turn menacing as the narrator confronts a nightmarish scene. The speaker notes a watch that stalls, an armless chair, a splintered cot, and a world warped by whimsy and fear.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Resignation of Senator Spooner Provokes Local Remorse
A Hudson Wisconsin resident laments Senator John C. Spooner's resignation. He praises Spooner as the finest legal mind in the senate, recalling his fifteen years as a local lawyer and a memorable court tale about motive and harm, shared with humor by two Scottish ministers.
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Hudson
Wis
Senator Spooner
Senate
San Antonio
Aesthetically Considerate. Mrs Smith and the Front Steps
A dialogue in which Mrs Smith from Tooting complains the front steps are dirty. The cook notes the new girl will not clean them until her trunk arrives and insists she only cleans steps while wearing her best black silk stockings with gold clocks.
Barber and customer dispute failed hair growth remedy
In a Wesleyen Christian Advocate snippet, a man laments hair loss after buying two bottles from a barber. The barber admits the product won’t grow hair again, and the man vows to drink one more bottle if needed, insisting it must be the last.
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Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Atlanta
Orchard on the stand in Haywood murder trial
The Idaho Statesman discusses Harry Orchard's testimony in the Haywood murder case, noting a long history of violent crime and shielding of murderers by local government. It stresses that the state must meet legal requirements to prove responsibility for the governor’s murder.
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Idaho Statesman
Harry Orchard
Haywood
West
Cour d’Alenes
No clear event or subject from the fragment
Fragmentary text provides no identifiable event, person, place, or organization to summarize into a newspaper item.
Vigilantes Plan Night Raid Against Stillman McNamara Case
Glenister attends secret vigilante meeting in a coal yard to decide a three-pronged arrest of McNamara Stillman and Voorhees. He opposes lynching and warns the group while Dextry vanishes and Roy eyes vengeance. Glenister confronts Helen Struve as he secretly confronts his feelings and weighs loyalty.
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McNamara
Stillman
Voorheers
Miss Chester
Glenister
North
Dextry
Roy
Voorhees
Struve
Helen
Hielen
Marvel Flour Promises Purity and Quality
Marvel Flour is described as the best flour made from selected hard spring wheat grown in Minnesota and the Dakotas. The advertisement stresses strict cleanliness, disciplined operations, and pure air in the Marvel mill, claiming this yields a flour that pleases housewives and sellers.
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Marvel
Minnesota
Dakotas
Final Words of Wealthy Man to Widow
An elderly magnate named Mr. Kloseman tells his widow he cannot endure much longer but will watch over her after death. She responds that his enduring presence would pain her due to her extravagant lifestyle.
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Mr. Kloseman
Philadelphia Press
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