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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
Mrs Wadsworth rebukes a man who praises her son as a “long haired fiddler” while the speaker insists the women are head over heels for him. The exchange, reported by the Chicago Record Herald, frames the entertainer as a local sensation.
A fragment of kitchen table chatter reveals a humorous exchange about a husband devoted to music and a night scene of attempts to compose. The dialogue touches on domestic life, a baby, and a quip about weather and chores, reflecting light fiction banter.
Representative Kahn of California introduces a House resolution demanding official papers in the Caminetti case and calls for investigation by the House Judiciary Committee. The action follows a delay in a federal prosecution of Caminetti’s son under the Mann Act, stirring sentiment against Caminetti and Attorney General McReynolds.
A fragment notes Mabel attends an art exhibit not for the pictures but for social reasons. A friend mentions her interest in art to another, who then encounters Mabel days later and greets her, saying she is interested in art.
W F Yeo of Denver Elevator visits Minneapolis with his father Wm Yeo of City Mills. Numerous travelers and residents including Miss Lydia Selke, Mr J H Nordick, Mr Warnard Nordick, J T Holmen, C L Mayland, Dr W H Emmons, M F Sullivan and others stay or pass through the city for visits, business, or short vacations.
Donald Murphy escaped serious harm after aiding aviator Leland Knowlan when Knowlan’s aircraft collapsed over Green Bay. Martin and Murphy helped. Murphy leaped into the water to lighten the craft but became exhausted before being rescued near shore.
A fair haired girl protests a proposal to merge her identity with a would be protector. The diplomatic suitor insists on immediate action, claiming her beauty demands a choice now. License clerk records confirm the outcome.
Snakes are not vegetarians. Most hunt birds and mammals, some small species eat insects, tropical burrowers live among ants feeding on larvae, others eat frogs and lizards. Tropical marine snakes feed on fish and rarely leave water. They rarely eat carrion in the wild but may accept it in captivity.
A debt of honor tale features Richard Brinsley Sheridan in pecuniary straits with creditors. A tradesman tears up his security, calling it a debt of honor, and Sheridan promptly pays the man. An Atchison man is prouder of his dogs than his children.
Edith Lydia Marsh and Frederick William Riegger wed Tuesday evening at 5. The ceremony took place at the Church of Immaculate Conception parsonage with Rev. Father Cullen officiating. Attendants were George and Mrs. Riegger. The couple resides at 2547 Lyndale Avenue South, Minneapolis.
The Marconi stock speculation admitted by Lloyd George ally Jon Courge has been resolved and public support returns. Britain tests the Lloyd George insurance act amid rising popular approval among the masses.
Mrs. Van Steenwyk Mrs. W. R. Sill and Miss Sill hosted an afternoon reception at the Country Club for about ninety guests. The event featured elaborate decorations and cool verandas despite hot weather with Dorothy Perkins roses and pastel blooms on display. Miss Matilda Miller then hosted a dinner for ten on Caledonian Street with Lt. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller and several guests from Ohio New York and Buffalo.
Mrs Elizabeth Russell returns from the east after two years away. Harold Bryant and Frank Funke return from the Alpha Omega convention in Dubuque. William Crosby comes home from Williams College. Miss Harriet Ray arrives from Wellesley College. Mr and Mrs N D Allen return from a Minnesota two week trip. The Seville party from Oklahoma City visit Minnesota relatives and Miss Seville plans to sail July 17 for Europe to study music in Berlin.
The Phillies’ offense struggled with Cravath going hitless in both games while Lud erus managed a single and a double. The Giants moved within two and a half games as they benefited from Dodgers’ fielding issues in the fourteen inning opener. The Braves outproduced McGraw’s club in hits in the first game, but early rallying errors and wild pitches in the seventh produced four runs. the second game, however, was decided more easily.
Boswell recounts Dr. Johnson disliking Americans and Scotsman Samuel Johnson quarreling at a gathering. Miss Seward, dubbed the Swan of Lichfield, retorts that the injured often lash out most violently when reproached. Johnson roars in reply.
The London Telegraph reports that after bituminous coal adoption England issued a royal proclamation banning its use and ordering furnace destruction, labeling users as evil. Fuel scarcity later forced a restart, and during Elizabeth I’s era coal was again barred in Parliament to safeguard members’ health.
Madison June 27 The Wisconsin Senate tackled a school fund investigation, tax allocations, and a push for state aid plan. It advanced the fire marshal merger, considered insane asylums treatment, and debated income tax for singles over 400 dollars. Senate also postponed liquor license reforms and moved various judiciary and public notice measures.
The rule multiplies pulley circumference in feet by RPM and by belt width in inches, then divides by 600 to yield horsepower. It rests on leather belting needing fifty square feet of belt surface per minute per horsepower, equating fifty square feet per minute to a one inch belt running 600 feet per minute. Judge Johnson: I love the graduates, and all of that, but I don't want them to tell me what life is.
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