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The La Crosse Tribune lists address and contact details for the newspaper operation and business offices. It notes pricing and staff roles with editors and managers named, plus syndicate affiliations and representative offices in Chicago New York and elsewhere.
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UA Grosse Tribune
South Fifth St
la Crosse
Newnes Crosse
Wis
A.M
Congress
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Payne & Young
Chicago
Marquette
la Coste & Maxwell
Nassau Street
New York City
Important Engagement At Board Of Trade Meeting
An urgent notice invites La Crosse business leaders to a Tuesday night board of trade meeting to discuss boosting the city. Plans from committees will be revealed, based on study of successful methods in other cities, urging every loyal member to attend.
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Ant
Board of Trade
Peace and War in Headlines Reflect a Moral
The essay notes contradictory headlines on peace and war reveal tension between ideal universal peace and real armament. It argues sincerity exists in some nations yet disarms only when others do, urging education and firm preparation for war to spur peaceful change and eventual disarmament.
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Guatemala
France
Kaiser
America
Russ
Peace Congress
United
Tolstoi
United States
Sam
Russia
Japan
Denver police foil conspirators as unrest plans exposed
Police in force confront the plotting group in Denver as authorities reveal they knew of their designs. The conspirators dissolved after circulating resolutions pledging loyalty to the nation, following a reference to the French insurrection.
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Pioneer Press
Roosevelt Fends Off Skinners At Denver Convention
The Skinners in Denver were challenged by President Roosevelt’s handpicked line of officials including Garfi eld Pinchot Ballinger and Newell. His letter warned opposition to land laws forestry grazing and mineral policy and left the convention members fearing police and a public backlash. They left with war-paint rubbed off and claimed the administration packed the meeting.
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Denver
Roosevelt
Garfield
Forester Pinchot
Ballinger
Newell
Reclamation Service
The Predatory White Man
Dr Wollaston, an English explorer, returns from Africa with vivid accounts of tribes around Lake Albert Edward. He describes cannily defended lands, predatory white intrusion, and how chiefs resist encroachment, with references to Sandwich Island history and missionary influence. The piece critiques colonialism and its effects on indigenous sovereignty and culture.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Wollaston
Africa
Lake Albert Edward
Sword’s Point
mid-Pacific
South Pacific Sea
Kingdom
Congo
Woolaston
Mrs. Rust Elected President of Red Wing WCTU
A brief column notes Mrs. Rust has been elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Red Wing Minnesota. The piece weaves light jabs at police chief Byrne and carburetor jokes, then a verse on rain and an aside about music and excess.
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Byrne
Eton Jacket Pattern 5697 From May Manton
Fashion hints present a black taffeta Eton jacket design 5697 with wide banding and soutache trim. It features a kimono inspired sleeve, single darts for fit, and two front back shaping. sizes 32 to 42 inch bust, fabric and braid quantities listed, mailed pattern for ten cents plus optional two cent stamp.
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Eton
Married Friends Let Him Think He Has His Own Way
A brief Brooklyn Life quip notes that some women permit men to believe they are determining outcomes while actually guiding the decision, illustrating social cleverness in domestic dynamics.
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Brooklyn
Glenister
McNamara
Struve
Helen
Fred
A Man Complains of Charities He Must Support
A witty remark from Le Figaro notes a great man lamenting the numerous charitable obligations he must fund. He boasts of giving without counting, while a friend counters that he does not give without recounting.
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le Figaro
Astute Youth Quips About Kissing and Microbes
A witty exchange from Il Moito per Ridere features a youth asking to kiss a mademoiselle who warns that kisses may spread microbes. He persists declaring fearless resolve, prompting further humorous dialogue.
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Mademoiselle
Two Opinions Upon Any Subject Quotation
A quotation attributed to Fliegende Blätter notes that there are only two opinions on any subject ours and the wrong one. The line frames skeptical wit about belief and debate.
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Fliegende Blaetter
Our Cheerful Elves Refuse to Let Troubles Speak
A reflective line notes that cheerfulness toward elves comes as naturally as voicing troubles aloud. The statement contrasts light hearted spirits with the difficulty of voicing worries, suggesting an even balance between joy and concern.
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles A Modern Heart
A lyrical critique laments love vanished and youth toils in a restless world. The text cites a cousin’s broken heart and an inheritance as ironic foils while mocking graduates eager for reform yet naive about practical costs. McL. Wilson’s quip notes limited knowledge among educated newcomers.
Humorous Topeka Courtroom Jury Tale Told by Judge
S S Army police judge of Topeka recalls a funny case in a justice court before the police judge office. An illiterate old man demanded a jury of peers also unable to read or write, and the judge arranged twelve such jurors. The jury returned with a not guilty verdict, mistaken for guilty when a juror found the other sheet blank.
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S. S. Army
Topeka
Kan
Justice Court
Kansas City Star
Kaiser's elaborate meals fed by four chefs and a sausage maker
The German emperor maintains four national chefs Schleidenstucker Harding an Englishman an Italian and a Frenchman with staffs to serve his daily meals. A dedicated sausage maker produces fresh white frankfurters which with bread and lager beer form the Kaiser's field day lunch.
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Schleidenstucker
Harding
Cleveland
Banquet Ticket Fails Tramp In Dark Charity Tale
A starving tramp asks for food and is offered a banquet ticket by a philanthropist promising a three hour feast with famed speakers. The man returns the ticket and wanders away to die in a silent timber yard, the tale narrating failed benevolence in a London Tit-Bits vignette.
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Toofen
Longyard
London
Doubtful Prince Fushimi Meets Highland Pipers in Scotland
The note recalls Prince Fushimi of Japan meeting Scottish highland bagpipers during his visit. It also cites Lord John Russell asking Queen Victoria’s piper to perform, who responded that there are many lords but few pipers like him, highlighting a witty exchange from Balmoral.
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Fushimi
Japan
Scotland
John Russell
Queen Victoria
Balmoral
Cleveland Leacer
Wellington and Soult Anecdote At Apsley House
The late Baroness Burdett-Coutts recounts a tale of the Duke of Wellington and Soult. In Apsley House Soult comments on the lack of Spanish masterpieces, and Wellington replies that his army arrived in Madrid after Soult’s.
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Burdett-Coutts
Duke of Wellington
Soult
Apsley House
Madrid
Monsier le Duc
Blasé Creature Visits Terrace Overlooks Mountains
A voiced aside describes a blasé guest who underestimates the scenery. The narrator plans to settle the bill to provoke a reaction, implying the guest lacks appreciation for the view from the terrace.
Suspicions and family secrets drive a dangerous inquiry
Helen Chester confronts Cherry Malotte and seeks the truth about a plot against her family. She faces jealousy and pressure from Judge Stillman and Glenister while plotting to uncover the conspiracy, unsure whom to trust as danger grows.
Quotations on Marriage and Love Echo Headlines
A clipped pair of witty quotes reflects on haste in marriage and declarations of love. The Philadelphia Ledger mocks rushing nuptials while the Washington Star jests about a sentimental claim and its reliability.
Miss Hippo Drinks Half Bucket of Lemonade
In a brief dialogue Miss Hippo asks what to drink and orders a half bucket of lemonade while noting she is not very thirsty after drinking a tub of water.
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Jocas
Miss Hippo
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