Wisconsin election turmoil stirs graft accusations and reform reminiscence
An interview in the Milwaukee Journal quotes Morris Shet on the Stephenson primary race for U S Senate in Wisconsin. It notes money paid to newspapers in La Crosse County, the reform era origins, and calls for investigation into charges of fraud and corruption surrounding Stephenson’s nomination.
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Gelatt
Gordon
la Crosse County
Geratt
Milwaukia
Lrna
Thomas Marrix
Stephenson
Stephengsen
Suate
la Feliette
Isuat Stephenson
A. W. Banbori
Congress
Unclear 1900s Wisconsin political debate fragment
A fragmented excerpt discusses the 1900s Wisconsin political scene with references to trials, money in elections, and a Senate election. It mentions Isaac Stephenson, court opinions, and debates over tariff reform and a general downward revision of import duties. The text reflects partisan rhetoric and concerns over corruption without coherent narrative.
Colds Cause and Cure Promises at Rexall Muen-Tone
An advertisement claims 98 percent of coughs and colds stem from weakness. It touts Rexall Muen-Tone as a cure and preventive, sold by T. Erbart at 431 Main St with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Five sizes priced 50¢ to $1.00, often curing chronic cases with three large bottles.
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la Crosse
T. Erbart
Main St
Voters direct punishment for party disobedience
A political warning notes that voter backed punishment follows disobedience and treachery, arguing that a faltering or pattering party risks surrendering power. It emphasizes accountability and consequences for leaders who fail to stand with the electorate.
Northwestern and railroads in political spending details
The story lists payments to lawyers for Northwestern and other railroads, state officials, and campaign figures, naming Stephenson and Gordon among attorneys and detailing sums such as 4000, 841A, 253, and 800 for various entities. It includes quotes from the Gos siper and Chicago Tribune about political influence and local scandal, concluding with a long string of anecdotal remarks and literary references.
Mischa Elman Violin Concert Review
A Minneapolis concert review notes Mischa Elman at nineteen, delivering Tschaikowsky’s Violin Concerto with fierce energy and moments of lyrical contrast. It praises his bow control, impetuous style, and strong final ovation, while critiquing parts of the concerto’s poetry and tempo.
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Ay Tsidayv Tippmann
Kunhelite
Pacerewsty
Rus Jan Wolinist
Mischa Elman
London
England
Ugland
Berlin
Vienna
Brussels
Otter
Harope
Minneapolis
Symphony Oorchestra
Hlmag
Eat
Elvin
Tiddier
Tie
Elman
Biinah
Mir
Wilhelmy
Elma
Gnesec
Schiller
Court decision on legislature salary increases
State ex rel Olson v Scott examines if a law raising legislative salaries disqualifies lawmakers from seeking re election. Minnesota constitutional provisions allow increases but not effective during the current session. the court holds legislatures may raise compensation anytime except it cannot take effect during the session, avoiding immediate eligibility issues for reelection.
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Olson
Scott
Northwestern Reporter
Minnesota
United States
Axlaing House
Dipréme Court
Aesslyn
Postcard verse snippets and London fog anecdotes
A mosaic of short quips and verses from a newspaper page, including fortunes about postcards, travel notes on Coney Island and Niagara Falls, a London fog anecdote, domestic quips about marriage, a Judge cartoon caption, and a mountain region patient tale. Several named places and personalities emerge, with light humor and social observations weaving the fragment.
Father John's Medicine Cures Colds and Lung Troubles
A vintage ad claims Father John’s Medicine cures colds and throat and lung troubles without morphine or dangerous drugs. The product is said to prevent pneumonia and has been in use for 0 years.
The Forbidden Road Chapter Twentytwo Dramatic Trials
Camilla contemplates love and duty as Kathie resists Rupert while Katherine and Mr Brentan plot a Paris escape for the family. News of Sammy’s engagement shifts plans and hints at wedding preparations, a yacht request, and looming social duties.
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Turtle Lawn House
Katherine
Brentan
Marek
Paris
Camilla
Cource
Pars
Cuthbert
Kathie
Mrs. Arenton
USA
Yelverton
Sammy
Hraxhbourne
Rupert
Silverton
Wagner Parsifal to be staged at La Crosse theater
A production of Parsifal by Richard Wagner will be presented at the La Crosse theater on Saturday March 18 with matinee and night shows. The performance features a carefully selected ensemble and a focus on precise timing with a 7 44 curtain rise. Patrons are urged to arrive early as latecomers will be held until the first act ends after about 45 minutes.
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Richard Wagner
la Crosse Theater
Tomers
Senate Clash Over Committee Service Remarks In Capitol
In Washington March 8 Senator Clapp defended a statement on the floor refuting misrepresentations by Senator La Follette’s committee. The exchange involved Senator Penrose and a motion for executive session as Carter and others pressed for recognition amid a heated debate over Indian affairs and committee roles.
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John J. Hasnon
Washington, D.C
Senator Clapp
Senate
la Vollette
Senator Penrose
Clapp
Hhm
Monopoly Lodge
Senators Lodge
Kean
Aldrich
Tom Carter Fdie
Mineesota
Penrose
Carter
Herra Gore
la Fallette
Spears
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Teamaniitee
Bank Statement Resources and Overdrafts Summary
Resources show loans and discounts totaling 2 227 965.14 dollars with overdrafts of 125.68. Bonds amount to 400 000.08 and other bonds to 216 325.16. A banking house and fixtures fund stands at 30 000.00 with cash and due from banks totaling 424 098.45.
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Banking House & Tures
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New York City
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