Wisconsin Republicans Endorse La Follette Delegates Ticket
The regular Republican slate for national convention delegates supports Senator La Follette. Delegates at large are William C. Brander, Henry Allen Cooper, Atley Peterson, Isaac Stephenson. district delegates Edwin M. Wing and Walter Houser. An opposing Taft ticket exists but is not favored. The editorial urges Wisconsin voters to back the La Follette list as the loyal choice for delegates.
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William C. Brander
Henry Allen Cooper
Atley Peterson
Isaac Stephenson
Edwin M. Wing
Walter Houser
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Foraker
Wisconsin
la Follette
Pearl Button Business Nears Expansion in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Pearl Button Company incorporates as its founders push the Esch-Dawson bill to preserve and multiply dam supply on the river. The move signals confidence in a growing industry and a bright future for La Crosse’s pearl button sector.
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Wisconsin Pearl Button Company
Crosse
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Promising Upper Mississippi Industry Faces Uncertain Future
The article notes push and enterprise from workers along the upper Mississippi river in a burgeoning field. It portrays current conditions as challenging but optimistic, highlighting potential growth aided by national legislation and the prospect of a large future field that could lead to significant achievements.
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Mississippi River
Merchants Fight Stamp Campaign Cited as Tribune Lead
D S Fairbairn recalls the 1904 La Crosse trading stamps battle, crediting The Tribune with first opposition coverage. The piece argues merchants, led by their secretary, drove out the stamps, not newspapers, noting The Tribune published initial articles on June 29 and July 1 amid few other references. A separate fashion note describes a versatile over waist trend and fabric options with pattern 5948.
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Temperance Worker Praises Peruna Remedy
A temperance worker endorses Peruna as a valuable nerve and blood remedy, praising its health benefits and urging readers to consider it as a trusted tonic for wellbeing.
Woman Leader Endorses Peruna Nerve and Blood Remedy
Miss Bessie Farrell of Brooklyn New York president of the Young People's Christian Temperance Association endorses Peruna as a valuable nerve and blood remedy. She cites personal experience with recovery of strength and improved digestion and recommends it for women including young mothers. Dr Hartman notes many letters praising Peruna's benefits. Man-a-lin advertised as ideal laxative.
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Minnesota rail rate ruling seen not to affect Wisconsin law
Senator Thomas Morris told The Tribune the recent railroad rate decision should not change Wisconsin law on the matter. St Paul reports say Attorney General Young is puzzled and seeks court clarification while railroad lawyers agree the ruling strikes only penalties. Morris aligns with them noting no supreme court interference unless schedules set by the commission are unjust.
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Dawes and Beall spar with Roosevelt in lighthearted orations
Senator La Follette labels C G Dawes a trusts tool and Dawes retorts with a quip about shaving an ass. Congressman Jack Beall of Texas follows with humor that fails to dent President Roosevelt popularity as major policies remain secure.
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Jack” Beall
Texas
Pay of Life Savers Faces Pension Gap in Senate
Washington House passes a bill to raise salaries for U S life saving service surfmen and stationkeepers. The measure excludes compensation for disabling injuries or dependents, risking destitution after disability. Roosevelt urged full pensions to retain crews amid reduced industry demand.
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Gage Charms Guests at New Willard With Country Life Talk
Former Treasury secretary Lyman J. Gage, stopping at the New Willard, says he registered from New York though home is San Diego. He plans to return to New York shortly and recalls four months there amid political upheaval while praising his four acre plot and Plymouth Rock chickens with fruit and vegetables grown on the property.
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Lyman J. Gage
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San Diego
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California
Sherman act dispute may weaken Speaker Cannon
Washington reports suggest the clash between Heppburn and Uncle Joe Cannon over the Sherman act could jeopardize Cannon's bid for re election. The sentiment favors continued political stir as power shifts in Congress.
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Joe” Cannon
Bohemian Reflections on Love and Youth
A poetic nib of thoughts compares love to sparkling wine and joy, hints at youth slipping away, and ends with a wry line about marriage as the morning after. The fragment evokes mood over concrete events or names.
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Lear
Villager Mob and Royalty Anecdotes from London Tit Bits
A theater snippet recalls a manager offering a role where an actor would head a mob in a villain’s effigy in Bronson's new piece. The star laments similar parts and recalls MacBeth. A London Onlooker recall notes the King’s Dr Dr appearance and a humorous mispronounced Royal residence remark from the Rotting dean bus tale.
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Twentieth Century Telephone Growth in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Telephone Company added over 70 000 telephones since 1900, averaging more than 10 000 annually. From 20 000 phones for two million people at the century’s start, the system now serves about two and a quarter million with four and a half times as many devices. The expansion links Wisconsin lines into the Bell network nationwide.
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Bell System
Wisconsin Company
The Pauper of Park
In London, Samuel Statham head of Statham Brothers faces a revealed danger as a familiar tramp confronts him near his City office. The anxious magnate, famed for charity and vast wealth, senses that his life’s game has turned and that his end may come today.
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In terror of his own voice Yes before the sun sets
A fragmentary line hints at a dramatic moment likely from a diary or drama. The readable portion points to a tense scene as a speaker confronts fear of his voice and a looming sunset, suggesting an imminent emotional or narrative turning point.
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