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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1908
Page
6
Hearty Party reunion sparks old grudges
In a brief exchange, two former acquaintances meet after years. Hearty Party remarks on bringing them together, while Old Acquaintance shows resentment, asking if he owes a grudge. The dialogue hints at past tensions resurfacing with a casual, tense tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P
O. A
Viroqua Fair Promises Big Crowds and Attractions
Vernon County fair organizers expect a dandy event in Viroqua September 16 to 18 with top attractions like the Otoro Japs troupe and a strong racing program. La Crosse delegation plans include a La Crosse day on Thursday with special train service and round trip rates, while local games feature Vernon county horses and Kickapoo championship matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon County
Viroqua
Liberty
Southeastern
la Crosse
la Crosse & Southeastern
Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ and Robbers
Waukon
Cameron Prospect Draws Major League Interest
Terre Haute Central league first baseman Cameron draws attention from four teams across the American Association and Southern League. He confirms offers are possible for next season and notes he likely will depart the Central league, with winter plans undecided and La Crosse as fallback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Andiana
la Croyése
Cameron
Southern
American Association
la Crosse
Roosevelt favors Hughes renomination at Saratoga
In Oyster Bay Roosevelt denies dictating nominations but says he strongly favors Governor Hughes for renomination. He states he has spoken with Secretary Root and Congressman Cocks about the governorship situation and has authorized them to convey his stance to friends who asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Sagamore Hill
Root
Hughes
Actions Speak Louder Than Words in Public Dispute
The passage argues that deeds must rise above talk to gain attention, criticizing boasting as ineffective without tangible outcomes. It emphasizes the need for consistent action to validate claims and persuade observers.
Asquith Blamed Over Parade Restrictions In London
London citizens confront political fallout after Premier Asquith intervened to modify Catholic eucharistic procession plans amid Protestant protests. Cardinal Gibbons praises peaceful turnout and heads to Ireland while Rome laments the British action and prays for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Rome
Pope Pius
Interstate fair billed to reach 125 towns ahead of opening
The annual interstate fair is expected to be among the largest by attendance as advertising reaches about 125 towns. Secretary Van Auken travels to Chippewa Falls for attractions while Assistant Secretary Brenner visits Elkhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. van Auken
Chippewa Falls
J. B. Brenner
Elkhorn
Norwalk
Wilton
Hillsboro
North Freedom
Kendall
Ablemans
Reedsberg
Galesville
Trempealeau
Lewistown
Dover
Utica
Chatfield
Rochester
Zumbrota Elgin
Egota
St. Charles
New Albin
Waukon
Lansing
Decorah
Postville
Calmar
Ossian
Castalia
St. Olafs
Farmersberg
Elkader
Monono
North McGregor
Sparta
Iola
Reedstown
LaFarge
Soldiers’ Grove
Cashton
Westby
Viroqua
Winona
Genoa
Gay's Mills
Wauseca
Leon
Coon Valley
Portland
St. Joseph's Ridge
Fish Creek Ridge
Middle Ridge
Pleasant Valley
Brinkman
Chipmunk Ridge
Taft and Bryan clash over reforms and labor
The piece quotes Taft attacking Bryan for ignoring free silver and imperialism shifts and criticizes Bryan's labor policy stance. It argues Roosevelt’s reforms endured, cites the Gorman Wilson bill, and warns of a four year depression if Bryan wins, urging a Republican victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tafe
Bryan
Roosevelt
Labor
Team disbands with a banquet and winter plans
The group parts ways with manager Hawley planning a hiatus and future recruiting. Safford stays in La Crosse as a bookkeeper, Jones will winter with chickens and fishing, Bond stays to manage a new pool hall, Graves and Duchien return to Oshkosh, Flynn to Chicago, Bues to Milwaukee, and Hawley to Beaver Dam. About fifty recruits expected next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Cahill
Safford
la Crosse
Jones
Bond
Graves
Duchien
Oshkosh
Flynn
Chicago
Bues
Milwaukee
Hawley
Beaver Dam
Wife Beater to Serve Out Term
William Bartwick of 721 Charles Street was arrested on a complaint of beating his wife and creating a disturbance. He was held at the central police station and will be sent to the county jail to serve more than two months after a prior parole on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bartwick
Charles Street
Central
Wright Hangs Up New Air Records
Orville Wright sets two world records at Fort Myer with a 1 hour 14 minute 40 second flight at 100 to 250 feet, averaging 40 mph. Major George O. Squier rode as passenger for 9 minutes 44 seconds at about 100 feet, 29 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
George O. Squier
Signal Corps
Hetznecker Brothers to Face Police Court Arraignment
Mike and Joe Hetznecker are to be arraigned before Police Justice C W Hunt in police court tomorrow morning on charges of fighting and disorderly conduct in Paul Spahs saloon last evening. Mike Hetznecker was previously linked to a saloon bruning the same place and was shot by Frank McAdams about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Joe Hetznecker
C. W. Hunt
Paul Spah
Mike Hetznecker
iFrank McAdams
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