Governor Hughes to Speak at Auditorium Address
The Tribune urges all citizens to attend Governor Hughes's morning address at the auditorium as he is a leading progressive Republican. His supporters say he is a capable advocate of his practiced policies and will present a strong, clear campaign platform.
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George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
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Great Corporation
Wall Street
Panama Canal Company
E. H. Harriman
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Republican Party
Foraker
Dupont
Taft
Guy
Sam
Poppet
Soociety
Mummie
Wisconsin Governor in Tariff Turmoil Sparked by Stand-Pat Stance
Wisconsin Governor Davidson faces questions over tariff revision stance after opposing La Follette and Chicago platform planks. The controversy centers on whether he supports downward revision, the Chicago plan, or neither, with calls for a clear public explanation amid rumors of an alliance with Senator Stephenson.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
la Foldette
Stephenson
la Follette
Free Press argues over campaign funding insults in Wisconsin
The Free Press questions Bryan's charge that voters are marketable to campaign money while noting decades of coverage on the corruption of Wisconsin electors. It recalls the paper’s own history as a critic of Pfister Payne Spooner and railroad money.
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Free Press
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Wisconsin
Charley Pfister
Payne
Spooner
Angelina
George Washington
Political fight colors Roosevelts era as campaign edges emerge
Governor Hughes appears as presidential timber while Beveridge speaks like a fit chief executive. Hitchcock urges Roosevelt to join the effort to push the peace bill into the White House, leaving the party with an elephant on its hands as the rivalries sharpen.
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Hughes
Beveridge
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
White House
Longworth flags Roosevelt bid for 1916 return
The text suggests Congressman Longworth cries "Roosevelt again in 1916" and hints the president may have chosen a meek Judge Taft as a stepping stone for a White House return trip. It presents a debate on political strategy near home.
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Longworth
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Attendant Claims Fame in Insane Asylum
A resident of an asylum asserts that everyone is fascinated by him, reflecting a belief in his unique appeal within the institution. The remark highlights the social dynamics and perception of inmates in a confined mental health facility.
Local Cincinnati Woman Reports Peruna Cure for Catarrh
Miss Annie Catron of 927 Main St Cincinnati Ohio endorses Peruna stating a severe catarrh of head and throat plagued her for years. She says a bottle brought marked improvement and a month later she was fully cured with improved general health. The ad promotes Peruna tablets as a solid medicine with one tablet per dose.
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Main St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Peruna
Return to the Flat and a London Meal of Intrigue
A tale threads through a summer in Hencoop-by-the-Sea and a domestic crisis in London. Guy confronts debt and a hidden past as Angela hides truth with a cheque, while Poppet’s innocence tests loyalties. Guy’s resolve to return after six months frames a society scene in a Piccadilly restaurant with working crowds.
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Sea
Hencoop-by-the-Sea
Irving
New York Times
Poppet
Guy
Monsieur
Madame
Bebe
Popper
Angela
Edward
John
Norwood Hypnotist at La Crosse Theater October 4
Noted hypnotist Professor Norwood and assistant Mrs. Guy Duncan perform mind reading and telepathy at the La Crosse theater starting Sunday matinee October 4. The show features scientific wonders and audience selected hypnotized subjects with a comedy finale. Tickets priced 10 20 and 30 cents, seats at the theater candy store.
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Theatre
Robertson Surrounds Himself With Noted Stage Company
Spotlight on Donald Robertson and a strong Chicago based company including Marion Redlich Alice John Hermann Lieb William Owen Anna Titus Vida Sutton and others. Robertson ends his engagement at the La Crosse theater tonight with Browning's A Blot on the Scutcheon.
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Chicago
America
Marion Redlich
Alice John
Hermann Lieb
Patrick Campbell
William Owen
Anna Titus
Vida Sutton
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