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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
9
Trial notes detail five murder cases tied to Gapinski and Sobieski Building suspects. Jurors assess maximum sentences for each defendant with confessions and accomplice roles. Sentences vary up to twenty-five years in state penitentiary as judges render verdicts in district and municipal court rooms.
Journal of Wisconsin brief reports a clash over a student dance trip to Clifton with Lawrence University involvement. Faculty learned of the plan before departure as Appleton theater events proceed during commencement week in varied Wisconsin towns.
Lieut David Han rahan of Appleton acting as supervisor of New York harbor has been transferred to the armored cruiser North Carolina. The change will take place on May 29. George F Hardy of New York, noted as a leading paper mill figure, visited Appleton on Thursday regarding matters related to a proposed print paper and pulp mill syndicate.
Ernest Nathan, London born and naturalized 20 years ago, becomes Rome’s first British born mayor. A republican with strong radical support, he faces anti clerical opponents and a council long dominated by clerical interests. Nathan, a Jew and Free Mason, must navigate political tensions to lead the capital.
A list of grocers selling Indian Corn Flakes is shown, including Stuber Bros, Tempte, Lehrke Bros, Chas Spettel, John Koller, A Anderson, Marking Bros, A H Engelhard, Wenzel Bros, Wenzel Lapitz, Hammes Bros, Geo Bedessen, Wa Strietz, J H Kennedy, H F Mentis, A J Bomba, Peter Rippe, D A Phelps, and I I Kert. The readable text presents vendors in a local market listing.
A fragment notes that two inches in length and explosives containing dynamite cannot be sold in this city.
London Daily Mirror notes a American trend to boast of rapid plans while slow, steady effort often yields real progress. It compares fast, flashy methods to chaotic waiters who hurry yet accomplish little, urging that a little work is better than constant rushing.
New York May 30 Mrs Hetty Green has been paying $300 for a course of twenty one treatments at a famed Fifth Avenue beauty parlor. She requested a clear trial, watched the process, and emerged with a dramatic, though still cautious, transformation. Her twelve remaining sessions promise further changes.
A whimsical line notes the unusual sight of a first of the month without bills arriving, reflecting a humorous take on financial matters and expectations in daily life. The remark implies a rare occurrence and playful relief at debt or notices being absent.
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