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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
6
The article notes a strong preference for soft silks and satins in wedding gowns for graceful drape and trim. Lace veils fall from favor for ease of arrangement, while plain silk sunshades with wood handles offer affordable options. Bertha collars rise in popularity across children’s fashions and many hat styles feature a short front brim with a long back brim.
Washington reports scientists see no need for panic over crop conditions though April through May shows poor weather. Durum wheat gains may offset winter wheat losses, while corn prospects improve due to better soil prep, crop rotation, and seed selection.
An appointed state officer traveling through assembly and senate districts to rally support for Lieutenant Governor Stephenson in the Wisconsin race for the United States Senate. A local claimant asserts La Follette shifted backing to Hatten, implying Stephenson was misled about real La Follette support.
New York May 27 The National Sporting Club plans a premier wrestling era style boxing night featuring Harry Harris versus Harlem Tommy Murphy for ten rounds on the night of June.
A La Crosse Baseball Association protest letter urges suspension of Dolan for assaulting umpire Sweeney during a May 19, 1907 game in La Crosse. It argues rowdyism risks season integrity, cites manager Bubser and Oshkosh players, and defends Sweeney as fair and competent. Signatories include Elliott, Mahoney, Hunt, Rooney, C. A. Hunt, Keene, and Kindley.
Harry C. Pulliam, president of the National League, defends New York players amid Chicago series criticism. He notes only one New York player has been removed this season and cites cooperative efforts to remove objectionable features. He blames crowd misbehavior from a 20,000-strong audience when police protection was denied and affirms strict discipline for any rule transgressions.
Jimmy Britt signs to meet Joe Gans at 133 pounds likely in Colma California on September 9 for a share of gate receipts. They split 60 or 40 percent according to arrangement, with Coffroth arranging the match under a verbal promise to Selig.
Frank Delehanty, the recalcitrant outfielder acquired by Cleveland with Pitcher Moore, signed with the club after completing his season at Baldwin University in Berea yesterday.
Milwaukee report says Kid Wolgast defeated Kid Morris of Green Bay with the referee halting the bout in the fourth round to prevent a knockout at the Star Theatre on Saturday night.
Wabash college of Crawfordsville won the Indiana Inter collegiate Athletic Association field and track meet held in Terre Haute. Purdue finished second and Notre Dame took third place.
Advertisement for Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming gentle action to prevent appendix problems. Guaranteed by O T Erhart pharmacist. Try them.
A dental office cautions patients about potential discomfort during procedures saying the experience may involve notable soreness and pressure while addressing oral health concerns.
Raymond D. Little will not accompany the American lawn tennis challengers for the Davis cup to England this summer. America’s chances to lift the cup are rescued by Little’s inability to make the trip.
Mason, known for stinginess, declines cigars during a group visit to a stationery and cigar store and asks for a pencil instead. The incident reflects his habit of avoiding costly pleasures and his self perception as a loser when others treat him to cigars.
The remark states that a woman's vanity pale beside a man's conceit, using a sharp simile to critique gendered perceptions. It reflects a boastful view from a historical column, contrasting vanity across genders.
With the HartSchreck bout date nearing, betting favors German Mike Schreck over Marvin Hart. Louisville’s Hart draws money and fans in Tonopah believe Schreck would beat Jeffries, while Reno observers rate Hart and Root and wagers rise.
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