Tribune Invites Public to Election Returns Night
The Tribune extends a cordial invitation to La Crosse residents for the Nov 3 election returns at the theater. A nonpartisan affair will feature Senator Thomas Morris and Attorney William F Wolfe conducting the program with music by Kreutz's La Crosse Band.
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Republican letter to Bryan supporters prompts response
The Tribune recalls a prior Republican supplied letter urging support for Mr. Bryan and invites replies from Bryan backers. The editor laments the lack of a published reply and notes attempts to publish what Bybody might add, expressing regret over the missed exchange.
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Tribune invites Republican letters to counter Bryan support
The Tribune plans two forthcoming letters in support of Bryan with a prior notice of Monday publication. It invites Republican leaders to submit letters supporting Taft for a simultaneous Bryan letter reveal, noting its 7,000 subscribers and voter reach. It has published Bryan letters and will publish more, seeking balanced debate.
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Twesme drives coverage in Gelatt papers in La Crosse region
A reader notes the Gelatt papers favor A W Twesme of Trempealeau county with nine columns in 24 hours while other candidates receive little or no support. The item urges readers to vote on constitutional amendments and questions political spending and influence.
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Val Keppel
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Jim Tawney Rival Continues Battle Despite Loss
The rival of Jim Tawney presses on in their long running feud, but has already left him with a cache of Jim jams as a symbolic setback or trophy in the ongoing conflict.
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Important Court Recisions Jurisdiction Of Election Contest
The Idaho supreme court in Toneray vs Budge construed an election contest law. Proceedings tested a district judge's eligibility. district court jurisdiction and sufficiency were challenged. The court ruled election contests are statutory, so legislature may assign tribunal. constitutional questions may be litigated as needed.
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Concerning Orators Reflections on Tourist Representations
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes that American tourists abroad often fail to reflect the true nation, and English travelers in the United States likewise misrepresent their own people. It urges mutual recognition of this discrepancy.
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Peruna Credited With Restoring Poor Health
Miss Sophia Kittlesen of Evanston Illinois writes that after twenty five years of catarrh and a persistent cough Peruna cured her and greatly improved her health. She urges others with the condition to try Peruna. The ad notes Peruna tablets as a tablet form and mentions Man a lin laxative.
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Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles in Campaign Verse
A humorous society verse mocks political campaigning and White House behavior. It notes public curiosity over a signature by d Abruzzi and imagines Taft era mockeries, with society figures eager to see a shift away from traditional teas to sharper politics.
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Airships Rise But Descents Remain Rough, Lampton Says
W J Lampton in the New York World notes airships ascend with sufficient lift but descend with roughness and dampness. The remark highlights ongoing challenges in lighter than air craft handling.
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Chickens Speak Up in Dark House Mystery
In a folksy vignette from Everybody’s Magazine a southern man investigates a commotion in his chicken house by flashlight and revolver. A trembling voice from the farthest corner admits no person is present only a flock of chickens.
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Tammany Delegate Pays Debt With Ten in Denver
A Denver convention scene shows a Tammany delegate being asked for twenty dollars by a down on his luck acquaintance. The New York lawyer gives ten dollars, arguing the split of losses is fair as both sides lose ten.
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Missionary Work Sown in Africa Cannibal Chief Tale
A humorous Pick Me Up snippet recalls Sam the cook who served a cannibal chief in Africa. The exchange frames his past mission work as a striking local anecdote with comic bite.
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Relieved Couples Share First Summer Love Moment
A brief Houston Post fragment captures a tender exchange as a character frets about being a first love. The dialogue hints at romantic vulnerability and summertime sentiment in a local newspaper tone.
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Auto’s Record Stirs Town Gossip About Brown’s Car
Citizens discuss Brown’s auto amid local chatter. The note questions whether the vehicle is in service and if it may be causing trouble, reflecting town-wide curiosity without alleging specific damage.
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Minnie Dupree in The Road to Yesterday at La Crosse
The La Crosse stage applauded Minnie Dupree in The Road to Yesterday, praising her as the standout in a memorable performance. Supporting cast included Carl Anthony, Randolph Currie, Irene Oshier, Amanda Wellington, and Gertrude Daniels, with Dupree drawing the strongest response from the audience.
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Randolph Currie
Reformada Jack
Irene Oshier
Eleanor Tylney
Amanda Wellington
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Gertrude Daniels
Harriett
Hospital on the Owbridge Farm Demands Quick Action
Diphtheria strikes a village with a dozen children ill and three adults. Sir Giles, as Board of Guardians chair, contemplates a temporary hospital while plans unfold. Dr Tisdale seeks use of Sarah Owbridge’s cottage, offering a paid matron position to fund care amid the guardians’ slow response.
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Banking Record: Loans and Discounts and Bond Holdings
The excerpt lists financial line items including loans and discounts at 2,035,420.09, U S bonds at 400,000.00, other bonds 191,602.42, banking apparatus and fixtures and related charges, due from banks showing 60,038,565.38 with 60,000.00 as a minimum, and various credits and debits, indicating a bank statement snapshot with asset categories and balances.
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Bank Balance Sheet Figures From a Historic Ledger
The document lists capital stock 400000.00, surplus 100000.00, undivided profits 26493.19, national bank notes outstanding 385000.00, deposits 2511639.46, certified checks 209.50, dividends unpaid 200.00, and reserved for taxes 3109.13.It reads as a snapshot of a bank’s financial position with several large line items and an emphasis on deposits and notes outstanding.
Tomorrow's Care Shapes Future Challenges
A concise aphorism notes that tending to future needs prevents yesterday's issues from recurring. The quote emphasizes proactive planning, resilience, and personal responsibility in managing time, resources, and goals for lasting impact. It reads as a timeless reminder to act now.
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