Gelatt Hastings a Scandal Shaped by Powerful Press Foes
In a charged account from La Crosse, critics label Gelatt a target of fear and hate as editors allege journalistic abuses. The piece mocks his fiery defense and frames his career as a pattern of improprieties across multiple states. Senator Morris is also cited in a period battle over electoral reform and public morals.
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Gelatt
Minneapolis
Detroit
New York
Washington
Louisville
Central Electric
la Crosse
Rogers Bros
New York Times
Philadelphia Record
Mr. Son
Sen
Mr. Gelatt
Frank Deviltry
Morris
Tribune Questions Subpoena Handling in La Crosse Campaign
The Chicago Tribune defends its reporting on the Hatton campaign and Gordon subpoena incidents in La Crosse. It contends Mr. Hatton traced to Madison, Mr. Dick answered questions, and the paper did not profit from coverage while denying bias or outreach for favors. The piece discusses railroads, gas company returns, and Missouri rates, warning against general 6 percent returns for all roads.
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Gelatt
Gordon
Hatton
Mr. Gordon
Mr. Gelatt
Mr. Dick
Enone
the Tribune
Stone
la Crosse County
Tribune
Circuit of Appeals
Supreme Court
Consolidated Gas Company
Missouri
Chicago Tribune
Missouri railroads prevail in first round over rate cuts
The Missouri railroads won the initial round in their challenge to a two cent passenger rate and reduced freight rates, asserting the action harms their operations and profitability.
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Missouri
Samose Flesh Forming Food Sold On Personal Guarantee
Samose is promoted as a flesh forming food rather than a medicine. Used before or after meals it supposedly boosts digestion, reddens the complexion, and firms the body within a month. O T Erhart guarantees refunds if results aren’t achieved, selling a 50 cent box postpaid for five cents.
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O. T. Erhart
Wisconsin Legislature Keeps Free Saloons Lunch Policy
The Chicago Tribune notes Wisconsin lawmakers will not abolish the free lunch in saloons and will not deter cheese consumption. The piece also quips about profits for rubber salesmen as snow melts and cites the proverb about protesting too much.
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Wisconsin
Chicago Tribune
Himmelein Franklin Stock Co to Play La Crosse Theater
Spotlighted producer John H Himmelein tours New York City style stock company to La Crosse theater next week. The show offers Wedded and Parted a domestic melodrama with vaudeville interludes and a full carload of scenery and electrical effects for atmosphere. Matinees daily with seats on sale Saturday and free Monday for ladies.
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John H. Himmelein
New Yor City
Franklin Stock Company
la Crosse Theater
Paderewski Finally Seeks Equal Honor as Composer
Paderewski, long a towering figure among pianists since 1891, has aimed for equal fame as a composer. He has produced notable works from concertos to opera Manru and a sonata and variations. His sole appearance in La Crosse is planned for Wednesday March 17 in the La Crosse theater.
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Paderewski
America
His Best Friend Elopes With Wife Sparks Jilted Grain
A humorous anecdote notes a man declaring his best friend eloped with his wife last week. The brief appears in Lippincott's as a witty, character-driven quip reflecting scandal and irony in social circles.
Overcoming a Habit of Excess Talk
A concise guide offers strategies to reduce verbose speech. It emphasizes clear aims, pausing before speaking, and practicing concise phrasing. Techniques include outlining key points, using short sentences, and seeking feedback to curb filler words.
Millionaire’s offer sparks Rexall stomach cure
A famed multi millionair offers a million dollars for a new stomach after years of indigestion. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets claim to restore gastric digestion by supplying a missing element. The ad promises a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. O T Erhart 431 Main Street.
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O. T. Erhart
Main Street
Wisconsin Republicans clash with Cannon over House rules and ship subsidy
In Washington March 19 Wisconsin Republicans oppose Speaker Cannon and his rule changes. The piece notes a fake amendment, the ship subsidy defeat, and predicts a major battle over committee naming power. It highlights Rep Cooper of Racine taking a bold stand.
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Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Uncle Joe Cannon
Congress
Uncle Joe
House
Davidson
Jenkins
Stafford
Lenroot
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Waterways Commission
Joe
Oshkosh
Cannon
H. A. Cooper
Racine
Cooper
Hepburn
Committee On
Interstate Commerce
Quips and Cranks at the Ottermobile Show
The Atlanta Constitution rhapsodizes over an automobile show describing marvels of flying machines and airships. The writer mocks rural skeptics and praises the display as bigger than a circus, noting distant cities and grand residences in the skies. The piece touts technological spectacle and thrills for Jimmy and readers alike.
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Jimmy
Atlanta Constitution
Division of Labor and a Century-Long Debt
A comic tale recounts Billy Bulger pressuring lawyer Phillips for twenty dollars owed for about a hundred years. The lawyer secretly gives ten dollars, Billy collects half, and warns the lawyer about facing the debt. The scene ends with Billy boasting of his gain and a sly warning.
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Mistah Boyd
Billy Bulger
Billy
Phillips
Mistah Phillips
Success Magazine
Heney
San Francisco
Tombstone
Clarion
Minneapolis Journal
Won't Admit Identity in Josie Mansfield Case
Mrs. Mary Lawler of Watertown denies being Josie Mansfield amid speculation she sparked the Stokes Fisk tragedy. She confirms a New York residence in the past and notes her husband Frank Lawler, once manager of the Division Street theater in Albany, has died.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Mary Lawler
Watertown
Josie Mansfield
New York
Frank Lawler
Division Street
Albany
Local residents urged to avoid mud throwing in brick-house areas
Citizens in brick-house neighborhoods are urged to keep streets clean and stop mud throwing. The report notes public annoyance with residents who bluff and hustle, tiring neighbors and prompting calls for calmer conduct.
The Forbidden Road ends with a reluctant promise
Katherine and Rupert confront love and loyalty as past entanglements surface. He declares devotion and a plan to wait, while she fears commitment and yearns for independence. The scene ends with a kiss and a proposal to delay marriage, leading to an open future.
Court ruling on infection risk in slaughter operations
Plaintiff employed by Armour Packing alleges contracting chardon or anthrax while skinning a calf. In O'Connor vs Armour Packing, the U S circuit court of appeals held the duty to inspect cannot be delegated to the government and relieved by showing only that inspection was performed.
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O’connor
Armour Packing Company
Federal Reporter
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Oh You Coward Story Told by Miss Millie Hylton
Vaudeville actress Miss Millie Hylton recalls a Holland tour incident where a lion tamer fled backstage to his lion cage during a row with his wife. She describes the tense scene as the audience watched the standoff and the tamer finally sought shelter behind the lions.
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Millie Hylton
Holland
Arctic Circle literary society of Atchison
The Arctic Circle is an Atchison literary society known for its name and local cultural engagement. It represents a small public group contributing to community arts and reading activities in the city.
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Scottt’s
Atchison Literary Society
The
Arctic Circle
Capital stock and surplus noted in bank ledger
The entry lists capital stock and surplus figures with undivided profits and outstanding national bank notes plus deposits and certified checks. It indicates dividends unpaid and related balances in the bank's financial snippet.
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National Bank
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Lacrosse Tribune
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W.iv. Kidder
Beiertmonotee St le Crosse
Wis
Lee Newspape
Peta Proces
Basiliene
Cee Payne & Yoong
New Tou Tae
Newsf
Jellon
Association OF American Advertisers
A. A. Siever
LA Crosse Tribune
Frank H. Burgess
Shore
A E. Bleekman
Notary Public
Wrath
Himmelein
Composer
John J. Hannan
Division of Labor
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
BY Maria Albaness
Katherine
Haverford
Rupert
Betty
Batavian
U. S
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