La Crosse Tribune masthead and publication info
The La Crosse Tribune masthead lists editors and staff roles including A M Brayton publisher editor and F H Burgess editor and business manager. It shows pricing 5.00 per year by carrier 8.00 by mail and notes second class matter June 22 1904 and affiliation with Lee Newspaper Syndicate.
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la Crosse
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Congress
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Payne & Young
Marquette Building
la Coste & Maxwell
Nassau Street
New Sore City
Dolan Strike Umpire Sparks Bad Judgment by Moll
The La Crosse criticism centers on President Moll reinstating Fielder Dolan of Oshkosh within forty eight hours after Dolan struck an umpire. Fans call it the worst kind of deceit to involve Hawley and others, urging Moll to treat Hawley’s offense separately and condemn Dolan’s act as unprovoked brutality.
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Moll
Dolan
Oshkosh
Pink Hawley
Bubser
Fielder Dolan
Hawley
la Crosse
Busher
Ottumwa Drives Industrial Growth With Unified Effort
Iowa’s Ottumwa is shown as a thriving city with strong home industry support and active development. The Ottumwa Courier advocates continued expansion of local manufacturing and attracting outside Industry, highlighting the city’s coal, rail access, and distribution advantages. The Commercial Association works quietly to map viable factory prospects.
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Iowa
Ottumwa
la Crosse
the Courier
Iowa City
Ottumwa urged to back new factories this year
City leaders call for united effort to attract manufacturing in Ottumwa. Citizens should support proven ventures, advertise the area's natural industrial advantages, and actively pursue opportunities to expand local industry and jobs. Hard work and prudent funding are emphasized.
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Ottumwn
Ottumwa
Judge and suffragist clash over marital authority in England
A court upholds the male only headship in marriage citing natural order and biblical precedent. A suffragist attacks the theory as an anachronism arguing for mutual love and equality. A clergyman suggests limited control, but the debate ends as a futility about changing long held norms.
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England
Coreys
Goulds
Taft fears Ohio collusion between Fairbanks and Foraker
The text hints at political distrust as Taft warns of possible collusion between Fairbanks and Foraker to steal Ohio. It suggests Taft could bolster security by appearing publicly across Ohio regardless of location.
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Taft
Fairbanks
Foraker
Ohio
Buckeye
Wisconsin Legislature Passes Elver Sterilization Bill
The Wisconsin legislature advances the Elver sterilization bill implying a focus on controversial public health policy and a shift in regard to individual rights versus state authority.
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Wisconsin
Banker Convention Sparks Uneasy Mood in City Hall
A uneasy feeling spread through the cells in the city hall basement during the bankers convention on the third floor yesterday.
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City Hall
Bankers’ Convention
Cartoonist Callahan Honors Simon With Thumbs Up And Down
Cartoonist Callahan explains the panel honors Simon who signals approval and disapproval with thumbs up and thumbs down. The piece frames Simon as the central figure for a periodical gesture of judgment.
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Callahan
Simon
Next friends sought to manage Mrs Eddy’s property
The New York Herald notes a legal move to place Mrs Eddy’s property under the control of her next friends and predicts a lively scramble to secure influence. The report frames the situation as a test of guardianship and influence in the ongoing dispute.
New York Sets Sights Against La Crosse In 1907 Rough House
New York announces plans to compete with La Crosse for rough play during the 1907 baseball season. The remark hints at regional rivalry and on-field intensity expected this year.
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New York
la Crosse
Coreys Hope Gould Scandal Overshadows Their Odor
The remark suggests the Coreys wish Gould’s scandal will eclipse their own notoriety. It frames the Gould affair as a overshadowing measure to mask the Coreys’ reputation in public discourse.
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Coreys
Gould
Refugee Rioters in Frisco Spark Controversy
A San Francisco riot episode is described as led by refugees fed and housed by charity since the earthquake. The piece notes a high level of laziness among the crowd, drawing a harsh comparison to extinct groups.
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San Francisco
Eagle Eye Bob Thwarts Wolf Den to Capture Badger
A quirky Waukon Journal tale recounts Bob Thomson leading twenty five men to a suspected wolf den only to find a small badger. The incident ends with Bob displaying the scalp, while other notes mention Emmet Dougherty’s circus band stint and local notices about dogs on property.
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Bob Robert Thomson, Jr
Eagle Eye
Bob
Waukon (la
Emmet Dougherty
Golmar Bros Circus
Oelwein
Postville
Waukon
Emmet
Golmars
Respect for the Busy Bee Comes From Minnesota Bee Sagas
A light column extols the honey bee as a domestic, hardworking creature. It notes that making one pound of honey requires 2,750,000 flower visits and explains bees may irritably strike for good reason after long days. The piece playfully defends bees while praising their purity and role in domestic industry.
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Minneapolis Journal
Daughters of American Industry
Swift Destroyer Aims To Break Speed Records
The British government pursues naval strength while considering disarmament, unveiling a destroyer named Swift designed to exceed 36 knots, equating to about 41.5 land miles per hour. At 1,830 tons displacement and 30,000 horsepower, the vessel would rank among the fastest seas ships, rivaling few express trains for speed.
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Boston Transcript
Mob Lacks Courage and Sense in Explosive Scenes
A crowd scene highlights a mix of bravado and poor judgment. The account notes how the mob shows boldness without clear sense, leading to chaotic actions and potential danger for bystanders.
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Boss Parody
A humorous Harper's Magazine piece lampoons the boss at work. The Office Boy contrasts easy days with crises when the boss is hyperactive, dictating letters and hustling staff. The narrator admires the boss in trouble yet rejects the role.
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Harper’s Magazine
His Concession at Sallie Millers Courtship Tale
Miss Sallie Miller. her wary father bars callers on her porch. Newton Brown arrives early and awkwardly questions bystanders. The scene ends with Mr Miller softening and muttering that it may rain. The Chestnut Tree is noted in Everybodys.
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Miss Sallie Miller
Newton Brown
Miss Sallie
Just His Luck in Busy Day at Merchants Shop
The scene unfolds with Borem and a merchant exchanging surprised words as both note an unusually busy day. The brief dialogue hints at a coincidental visit and mutual acknowledgment of the unusual pace.
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Borem
A Private Library Master and a Witty Honeymoon Tale
Clarence H. Clark of Philadelphia was famed for his private library and expertise in first editions. A Dickens Little Dorrit query sparked a quip about a groom who bought only one ticket on his honeymoon, revealing he forgot himself.
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Clarence H. Clark
Philadelphia
Clark
New York Tribune
Farmer Lets Lost Youth Visit Central Park
A middle aged farmer accosts a serious faced youth outside Grand Central Station in New York and grants permission to go to Central Park for the one time. He warns he should not be asked again. The scene appears in The Chestnut Tree in Everybody's.
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Grand Central Station
New York
Central Park
The Wily Barber and a Courteous Retort
A humorous exchange features a bald-headed man asking for half price and a barber joking that hair-hunting costs double. Mr Younghusband reads a marriage announcement for Blanche de Smyth and Walter Welington Beere, prompting Mrs Y to blush as he clarifies the subject.
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Younghusband
Blanche de Smyth
Walter Welington Beere
Mrs. Y
Walter
Mr Y
Blanche
Tratler
Our teeth may chatter in the winter weather
The brief note hints at how cold months affect speech and nerves, suggesting a humorous link between teeth chatter and chilly air without scientific detail. It evokes a casual, local tone consistent with a community column or humor item.
Night of gunfire and escape in Nome frontier
In a brutal street confrontation, a Chinese fire exchange ends with a wounded assailant retreating as bystanders seek safety. Glenister and a girl flee into a store while Dextry consoles and protects her with grim humor and whiskey. Later, they return toward the hills as dawn brings fragile calm amid a newly arriving judge and powerful rivals in Alaska.
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User
Glenister
Dextry
Behring Sea
Brant
Midas
Santa Maria
Struve
Durnham
McNamara
Geronimo
Gallway
Dunham
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