Debunking News Rivalry Over a Japanese China War Dispatch
A long critique of press rivalry centers on March 4 dispatches about Japan threatening war with China. It notes competing papers misreporting the Tatsumaru seizure, cites subsequent London and Washington items, and argues about accuracy and editorial balance.
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Tribune Stands Firm On News Courage and Clashes
A La Crosse The Tribune editorial defends proactive reporting amid sensational canards about a ship blown up and clashes with other papers over accuracy. It praises the Tribune’s foreknowledge approach, disdains traditional canons, and urges readers to watch the China Japan affair as potential pretexts for expansion.
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Fool's Bauble Monopolizes Traffic in Aesop Style Verse
The verses present a lord, a noble gathering, a Child of Fortune, a Scholar and a jester boasting riches and learning. The jester claims a magical bauble as power but is mocked for arrogance and folly, with the crowd snickering at his self praise.
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Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles
A humorous exchange from Life depicts a mother and son discussing love and ambition. The son proposes to a woman tied to a governor, while the mother recalls her own marriage to a man she believed would succeed, hinting at moral expectations and humorous self awareness.
Kiss Scene Sparks Parental Outcry
Mr Jinks confronts a young man after he admits kissing the daughter against her will or not at all. The exchange centers on parental disapproval and the daughter's consent.
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The Colonel Resigns After Horse Stand Command
A fat colonel ordered a horseback jaunt and checked the horse's readiness. After the orderly confirmed the horse would stand, the colonel told him to stand and returned to fill out his resignation.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Knight for a Day comes to La Crosse stage
Spotlight Sunday's big show brings the classic production A Knight for a Day to the La Crosse theater Sunday afternoon and evening. It is produced by H. H. Frazee with Eddie Redway and Elsie Herbert in the leading comic roles. The American beauty chorus, directed by Gus Sohlke, appears with tuneful music by Hubbell shaping the evening.
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Red Mill Musical at La Crosse Monday by Channes Dillingham
Channes Dillingham presents The Red Mill at the La Crosse theater Monday in the latest Blossom and Her bert musical. The ensemble includes the Dutch Kiddies sextet praised by New York and the production features song numbers costumes and a dramatic escape scene. Victor Herbert's twenty musical numbers are selling well in America and Europe with hits such as Every Day is Ladies Day With Me Go While the Goin's Good Because You're You The Isle of Our Dreams The Streets of New York and I Want You to Marry Me.
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Land of Dollars brings Kendall to town with stellar cast
Kendall appears in George Ade's The Land of Dollars, March 10. The Harry Askin company provides a strong troupe and three scenic sets. Eleanor Barry, Charles Crosby and Horace Newman headline a 20 plus cast. Production demands a large baggage car. seat sales begin tomorrow morning.
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Pugilist John L Sullivan Gives Generous Aid
The ex-champion opens a New York cafe after losing title and money. Two Salvation Army workers solicit donations. Sullivan surprises them with two hundred dollars, urging others to give while they can and recalling peers may need help later.
Unlucky Worker Quips Go Public in Cleveland Paper
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip highlights a new hire described as the most unlucky girl ever. On her first day she smashed multiple cups and saucers, provoking remarks about her future with the English aristocracy if she continued in this role.
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Lusitania Arrival Sparks Fresh Anger at Newcomers
A satirical poem claims newcomers are superior for arriving from Europe aboard the Lusitania, contrasting with Mayflower ancestry. The piece mocks nativist sentiment and echoes Harvard Lampoon humor about immigration status.
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Excitement on Center Street and a Noisy New Patch
Lansing readers learn Cleveland Kennedt upgrades Center Street with a lively dog and a horn to break the quiet. The note hints the town will soon join a bandlike charge as Center Street wakes from lethargy. The column closes with reflections on life, fame, and the ultimate summons.
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Aboard the Regent Theatre Stage the Panorama Return
Alban Kennedy arrives soaked and thin at a deserted theatre where the Archbishop of Bloomsbury, Lady Sarah, and the boy Betty recall the Panorama and its American voyage. The group discusses Kennedy, America, and past fortunes amid a windy, rain soaked night.
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Newfoundland Coast Wreckers and a Fateful Winter
A Newfoundland coastal proverb recalls how locals master winter opportunities with the help of God. Sir Wilfrid Laurier recounted a priest and bishop discussion near Cape Race about how the community would cope using faith and a few wrecks in the harsh season.
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Lion and Lamb De Lion: a quiet rise in Atlanta
An oblique, period tone recounts a parable like scene where the Lion and Lamb lie together until the Lion rises. The fragment hints at a moral or symbolic event reported by the Atlanta Constitution with unclear specifics.
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