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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1909
Page
3
Lewis Seen as Progressive Potential Governor Candidate
The piece argues Capt. William Mitchell Lewis of Racine may seek governor but would withdraw if unity among progressives fails. It contrasts his stance with Senators Morris and McGovern, urging a united front to avoid party discord and bolster opposition to a reactionary candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell Lewis
Racine
Mr. Lewis
Thomas Morris
F. E. McGovern
Lewis
Morris and McGovern
John Strange
Conside
Progressives Debate Trusted Candidate for Run
The deliberations consider which figure among trusted progressives would be strongest to pursue the campaign, evaluating who can secure broad support and lead the movement effectively. The discussions reflect internal assessments of leadership, capability, and public appeal.
La Crosse Hosts Strong Wisconsin Bands at Interstate Fair
The Inter State fair demonstrated La Crosse's strong music scene with top Wisconsin bands joining locals. Western Wisconsin proved its quality as local musicians and directors earned praise and the public is urged to celebrate the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Memoirs of the mid Victorian era stir England
Lady Cardigan at four publishes My Recollections detailing genteel vices among Victorian nobility and French court figures. Many named are dead. descendants angered and libel questions rise over whether the dead can be libeled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardigan
England
Louis
Wisconsin fans hopeful for a championship team
Wisconsin football supporters in the state show optimism about a championship season. The Badgers appear most promising while rival teams slump as graduations thin rosters and new players step in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Badger
La Crosse Plans Lecture by Dr Cook Amid Peary Battle
The board of trade secretary John Utermohlen aims to bring explorer Dr Cook to La Crosse. The event would boost city prestige during the heated dispute between Cook and Peary, offering an ideal promotional opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Utermoehl
Board of Trade
Cook
la Crosse
Peary
East Coast Rivalries Stir Society Tensions
The Robert Goelets plan to invade English society meets opposition from the A. J. Drexels as New York fears new aspirants like the William Astors may exile themselves. Authorities justify Wrights arrest for attempting to approach the president with a revolver, as a prudent safety measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goelets
New York
A. J. Drexels
William Astors
The Joy That Killed Senator Tillman Quip on Grimy Humor
The Washington Star quotes Joy That Killed Senator Tillman praising a Republican congressman for his grim humor. He recalls a mutual acquaintance who died and jokes that the man’s wife died soon after. The quip notes the wife’s death and the husband’s demise as a grim punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Washington Star
Heiress Says She Bought Him In Privileged Exchange
A wry exchange implies an heiress purchased influence rather than being presented with power. The remark, quoted as Strictly Business, hints at social maneuvering and class dynamics within elite circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott’s
The Golden Girl at La Crosse Theater Friday
Mort H. Singer spent nearly 50000 for the production of The Golden Girl which comes to the La Crosse theater Friday Oct. 8. Lavish scenery and costly costumes mark the show and seats go on sale Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort H. Singer
la Crosse Theater
Red Mill to Play at La Crosse Theater Oct 7
Production of The Red Mill by Martin & Emery's Co. heads to the La Crosse Theater Thursday Oct 7. The musical by Blossom and Herbert has drawn long Broadway runs and top grosses at the Knickerbocker with engagements in Chicago Boston Philadelphia and other cities. Cast includes Bert O Swor Franker Woods Otto Koerner Alvin Laughlin Carl Harberg S. W. Stott Harry R. McClain Cecil Summers and Agnes Major Vernice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Emery’s Co
Kidder
Connor
Victor Herbert
Mr. Blossom
Bert O. Swor
Don Kidder
Franker Woods
Kid Connor
Otto Koerner
Alvin Laughlin
Carl Harberg
S. W. Stott
Harry R. McClain
Cecil Summers
Agnes Major
Vernice
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Verse Excerpt
A fragment from W J Lampton in Lippincott's quotes Rita Meter and playful inquiry into affection and opportunity. The piece features repeated questions and insistence on a response of yes rather than no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Trita
W. J. Lampton
Lippincott’s
Harmless Senator Recounts Mountain View Beach Tale
Senator James B. Frazier, at a Chattanooga banquet, recalls a lawsuit discussion as harmless yet harmful rumor. He narrates a Mountain View hotel scene where a young mother, her sister, and daughter are frightened by a minister to enforce quiet and later the girl taunts the minister about the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Frazier
Balquet
Chattanooga
Mountain View Beach
Mountain View Hotel
Yvonng
Detroit Free Press
Outraged Hiram Maxim Voices Silent Scorn
Inventor Hiram Maxim expresses strong displeasure during a public event, condemning a rival device and defending his own silent mechanism as superior. Remarks center on reliability and public reception amid competing technologies.
Martyn and Stern Lead Georgia Har vey Chorus of Fifty
Adeline Stern and Martyn headline a Georgia Har event with a chorus of fifty performers including six Little Dutch Kiddies, creating a lively stage moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martyn
Adeline Stern
Georgia Harvey
The Absence of Governor Osborne
Griswold observes a dinner car scene with a Mississippi visitor and a veiled connection to Governor Osborne. A threatening message reaches Griswold on a halted train near Columbia, prompting him to warn authorities. The narrative follows his plan to alert the governor or his secretary as news of the governor’s absence spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov'nor
Bill Appleweight
South Carolina
Gov’nor
Griswold
North Carolina
Osborne
Columbia
Richmond
University
Porter
Governor Osborne
Saluda House
Cotton Planters’ Convention
Atlanta
Barbara Osborne
Appleweight
Kildare
Dangerfield
Capitol
Infringement case wins. phrenologist joke ends in punch
The Washington Star recounts a debate on an infringement case won despite many witnesses who were poorly prepared. The piece then relays a village phrenologist gag ending with a shocked blacksmith who strikes the reader. The anecdote closes with the blacksmith asking why a calf theft concerns him.
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New York
Abandoned farm proposed as path to work
Washington Herald quotes a speaker with a wry remark about taking over an abandoned farm to gain work, noting the need for experience as well as opportunity. The exchange highlights rural employment themes and vocational improvisation.
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Washingto Herald
Hair Locks Delivered in an Odd Proposal
A correspondent recalls a peculiar message from an engagement ending with a servant delivering a large packet of many locks of hair in various colors. The giver invites the recipient to select their own property from the assortment. The episode centers on reclaiming gifts and a token from the relationship.
Winged Pegasus Out of Work in Comic Quip
A Washington Herald cartoon quips about Pegasus the winged horse losing a poetry beat as poets write street car verse. In a companion note, Wayne Lowe of Coalmer attends church on August 15 and earns the nickname Tightwad for never having change during collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegasus
Winged Horse
Washington Herald
Wayne Lowe
Coalmer
Wayne
Vanceville
Logan Democrat
Marvel Flour Promotes Purity and Free Bread Kneader
Government experts after examining bleached flour found it contains peroxide of nitrogen and ruled that bleaching violates the Pure Food Law of 1906. Marvel Flour is not bleached, stays pure and wholesome, costs least per loaf, and offers a Bread Kneader Free with purchase.
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U. S
King Edward Plans Iberian Peninsula Tour Next Spring
King Edward will tour the Iberian Peninsula to observe political conditions in Spain and Portugal firsthand. Despite adviser cautions, he aims to visit likely next spring as England holds large interests in both countries.
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London
Edward
Hisself
Spain
Portugal
Aberian Peninsula
England
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