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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
3
The La Crosse Tribune publishes sworn detailed circulation figures for October 1908, listing total copies distributed and distribution by route areas. Strong entities include La Crosse, Wisconsin, and the newspaper name.
The article praises Judge ey of Denver for his humane reforms and the creation of a reformatory agency adopted nationwide. It notes Lindsey's challenge to Evans clique power, his rejection by party bosses, and his shift to an independent bid amid political pressure.
The men doubted the ring of millionaires would defeat him, but Lindsey won re election. Women organized bystanders at polls in Denver urging votes for Lindsey, delivering a decisive, uncorrupted voice in politics. This marked a historic triumph of 1908.
The piece defends Ike Stephenson against public investigations and bribery allegations, arguing wealth buys political influence and urging voters to accept him. It questions predatory wealth and labels critics as muckrakers while praising Stephenson as honorable and cash‑paid.
A park commission will host John Nolen for an open air art lecture Wednesday evening. Edward Howard Griggs writes from Montclair New Jersey praising Nolen as a dedicated public speaker and landscape architect with long experience in public lecture work and leadership.
An article promotes a home beauty wash for women using Rose Water Eppotone Cologne Spirits mixed with hot water. The preparation supposedly softens rough skin and adds a peach tint, delivering a soothing cooling feel and a harmless result.
Edward Griggs commends Mr. Nolen for advanced Harvard training in beautifying communities and human use of nature. He is a fluent speaker whose illustrated lectures are serious discussions with illustrative elements enhancing teaching.
The New York Evening Post lauds the Third Wisconsin infantry for discipline and precision during recent maneuvers at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Wisconsin troops excelled in camp order and readiness, with several members having prior service in the south and Porto Rico.
The text urges the legislature to allow Senator Stephenson to rebuke sensationalists by voting an inquiry into his primary campaign. Vindication is framed as a key goal for the public spirited statesman.
The account states Mr. Bryan seems untouched by his defeat, suggesting the impact was heavy on him as if poisoned. A stark portrayal notes the defeat did not visibly alter his demeanor.
On Wednesday November 18 at 8 p m a community talk will be held at the La Crosse Theatre with speaker Nolen and participation open to everybody.
Bijou manager Koppelberger announces a large field of amateur applicants for tonight's tryouts. The bill likely features four acts including a talkologist and parody singer, a renowned Roman ring athlete from Waupaca, a self defense exhibition, a pugilistic number, and La Petit Marguerite the juvenile performer.
A reflection on how love motivates a man to believe he can support a family, even if he lacks personal resources. The piece links emotional conviction with financial capability, suggesting love acts as a guiding force for responsibility and future stability.
A medical note reports a major advance in treating skin diseases including eczema typhoid rath salt rheum psoriasis. Dr Currier cites citrox used as a bath solution two times daily for 20 minutes to rapidly relieve itching and dry eruptions. The method must use fresh warm solution from pure citrox packaged by the original works.
An anecdotal look at rural telephone use in Hampton’s Broadway Magazine, detailing congestion and quarrels over lines as Milly Hawkins refuses interruptions while a Dutch farmer Hans begs to speak, claiming his house is on fire.
In Hernshaw a dramatic domestic sparring unfolds over a case of infidelity. Joy challenges Hugo Charteris about moral double standards while Esme Burgess is linked with Joy’s friend Mollie Mottisfont. Hugo wrestles with guilt as Joy departs for a holiday.
In a Philadelphia Gossip snippet a red headed woman warns a bank teller she is the wife of a quarrelling upstairs neighbor father and demands identification after passing a check through the window. The teller grants the money.
A playful exchange between Miss Oldgirl and Mr Caller Downe contrasts modern manners with bygone chivalry as they banter about birthplaces and timing.
John W Gates discusses a planned one million dollar golf course calling golf soothing and unexciting while noting Exe's caddy recalls the old man’s recent progress with the game, joking he used eleven swears and four blasphemies during a morning round.
A Bell Boy shouts at six o'clock drawing a startled answer from a Boston Transcript voice inside. The exchange hints at a missed warning as the scene unfolds with brisk, humorous domestic tension.
New York Supreme Court in Moglia v Nassau Elec Co holds prima facie case proven and trial court correct to withhold jury on negligence where defendant offered no evidence and no explanation of the accident was given. Defendant argued jury could disbelieve plaintiff and determine fault. res ipsa loquitur applied, but verdict for plaintiff upheld.
Mrs J S Bost of Lilly Pa cured a dry hacking cough deemed consumption by her doctor. Mr Bost believes the remedy strengthens the body against disease. Mrs A Bilodeau of Lewiston Me cured after four years of illness diagnosed as consumption.
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