Labor, politics, and a construction hire dispute
The piece defends Senator Morris against accusations over hiring outside labor for a new La Crosse building project. It credits James Day as the only on the job hire and notes day’s Democratic assembly candidacy. It praises the Tribune for supporting labor and calls for retraction of untrue assertions about Morris.
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Morris
James Day
Assembly
the Tribune
Labor
Peter Gullickson
Senate
The Normal Affair At The Tribune On Labor And Amendments
The Tribune defends union labor against false accusations in La Crosse and notes the issue of foreign labor on a new normal school project. It credits Senator Morris for advocating low‑labor hiring, discusses four proposed state constitutional amendments, and stresses road funding and efficient governance as vital issues for farmers and rural districts.
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Morris
Senator Morris Rot
Oshkosh
Bower
Mit
Good Roads and Graduated Income Tax Debate
The piece argues for state aided road building to aid farmers via better roads and timely markets, condemns local officials’ hesitancy, and supports a graduated income tax to tax higher earners. It cites state aid as a broad starting point and favors equity over opposition. It ends with a court ruling on apprenticeship contracts and wage increases not negating a $100 due.
Bijou Spotlight Tops La Crosse Week With Diverse Acts
A strong Bijou bill in La Crosse features Edwin L. Barries in a rural character bit, the Austins as tambourine spinner jugglers, Petrick’s patriotic My Dream of the U S, Cantor and Curtis as standout dancing kids, the Jarrell comedy company as week headliners, and two films The Chieftains Revenge and A Cumbersome Baby delivering a varied program praised for humor, energy, and polished performances.
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Edwin L. Barries
Village Justice
Barries
Rube
Denman Thompson
Austins
la Crosse
U. S
Petrick
Cantor
Curtis
Miss Curtis
Jarrell Comedy Company
Miss van Etten
Dotor Joe
Mr. Echols
Paul
Patrce Frere
Mottisfont aunts face diphtheria scare at Hernshaw
In the Forest of Hernshaw Parva the Mottisfont aunts endure a diphtheria scare amid late Victorian pride and resistance to progress. Sir Giles grapples with family demands while Joy drives modern change, as Parson and Vennable discuss the crisis.
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Hernshaw Parva
Mottisfonts
Mottisfont
Priscilla
Lavinia
Peter
Paul
Hernshaw
George Vennable
Mollie
Sir Giles
Joy
Miss Priscilla
Miss Lavinia
Vennable
George
Hernshaw Magna
Pundle Green
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Neuralgia Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief for neuralgia and related pains caused by congestion or irritation. It features testimonials from Mrs Katherine Barton and Mrs Ferrier praising quick relief with one or two tablets and claims no unpleasant after effects.
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Mrs. Ferrier
Lynn St
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Corking Biography Refers to Morse Revelations and Thief Schemes
New York Press outlines the Morse revelations as space for commentary on thieves. It compares their squealing under pressure to a Parisian's corks, each cork marking a life ruin tied to champagne or Cyprus wine. One cork notes a failed 1845 business bid costing 59,000 francs and escape to Belgium, cautioning amateurs.
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New York Press
M. B
Belgium
Cyprus
Wu Tingfang observes Negro labor predominance in southern cities
On a journey through the south Wu Ting Fang noted the strong presence of black workers in factories stores and plantations. At a ball he attended in his honor he commented to the host asking why the negroes could not be made to dance the waltz and two step as well.
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Denver Engineering Works
Newman
Pacific
Supreme Court of Coorado
Wu Ting Fang
Everybody’s Magazine
A Slight Misunderstanding in Parish Visitors
A clergyman asks a woman if she takes periodicals during parish rounds. She replies she does not, but her husband subscribes, and she wishes he would sign the pledge. The judge notes the exchange with a wry remark on readers and pledges.
When You Are Gone Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles
A poem contrasts debts unpaid with enduring natural and social routines. It lists unpaid bills from tailor to butcher, washerwoman, and derby owner, asserting that life and nature continue despite personal neglect or debt. The persona notes that downstream consequences persist, while sounds of daily life endure.
Local Caddie and Golfer Tangle Over Turf and Time
A caddie heckles a golfer digging turf around the course. The golfer, born here, says his roots are buried nearby. The banter turns to etiquette as Grace and Ethel discuss Dr Violet's practice hours, from 8 to 10 30, with occasional extensions when his father is away.
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Glasgow
Grace
Violet
Ethel
Quip on sawing wood and quarrels from Yonkers Statesman
A playful exchange notes that sawing wood is a man's work and women abstain from it. The speaker adds a saying that it takes two to quarrel but one should avoid being involved, reflecting light community humor.
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Yonkers
Glycerine in Dr Pierces Medicines Highlighted
A pamphlet extols glycerine in Golden Medical Discovery for coughs chest and lung conditions. It notes glycerine as a nutritive and demulcent, aiding digestion and strength, with limited miracle claims. Endorsed by Dr Finley Ellingwood and claims blood cleansing and skin benefits, plus a free booklet offer from Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Toland Graduate Secures First Class Position With Railroad
A Toland graduate has been sent to a first class position with the Northern Pacific Railroad in St. Paul. The school boasts over 450 students placed in positions last year, endorsing a business education as a strong investment for youth. Fall term begins Monday, November 2. Toland Business School, Lacrosse, Wis.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Toland Business School
Lac Crosse
Wis
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