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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
10
A switchmen strike threat looms in Buffalo as the Lackawanna system discharged two grievance committee members. Union says the company violated the agreement by removing the men and vows action to defend workers’ rights.
Ruth Dillon a four year old Sidney Dillon trotter owned by Sterling R. Holt of Indianapolis and driven by Millard Sanders wins all three heats of the Hester Columbus stake worth $10,000 before 15,000 fans in Columbus Ohio. She pays $10 in pools and clocks 2.06% for the mile, a standout time for a four year old trotter.
In St Petersburg on September 23, authorities warn the city lacks hospital and medical facilities to combat cholera. A surge in new cases followed heightened efforts by officials to assess true conditions and respond.
Wilmington hearing on government suit against the powder trust began Tuesday before Commissioner Mahaffey appointed by Judge Gray to hear testimony.
The wagons of the greatest show on earth pass the avenue at daybreak waking Billie and Robert. Their mother feigns sleep as the two white clothed children creep to the hall to dress. Robert asks Billie to seek mother’s help, while Billie insists he knows her longer.
If we had traveled the world over we could hardly have found two vice presidential nominees more different in head and facial outlines than James S Sherman and John W Kern. Their head shapes reflect their firm resolve and tenacity of mind as described by Jessie Allen Fowler.
The profile analyzes Mr. Sherman as energetic and executive, with broad plump features signaling a capacity for planning and prediction. It highlights his basilar brain for acquisitiveness, diplomatic skill, and willpower, noting keen forethought and public affairs insight.
T H Brown a lanky professional snake hunter based near Chaseburg La Crosse County makes over fifty dollars weekly from rattlers, oil, and hides. He hunts fifteen years, never bitten, and uses a side approach to strike unseen. he doubts Grand Dad bluff has many snakes.
Sherman is described as diplomatic and tactful while Kern is portrayed as executive. Sherman remains hopeful and speculative about future actions and outcomes.
Sherman is reserved and planning, while Kern is open minded and decisive. Sherman is firm in speech yet slow to decide, Kern commits then accepts consequences. Sherman plans boldly, Kern sticks to one plan as a hobby. Sherman aids reform to fit, Kern adapts to the people. Sherman eager and vital, Kern motive, tall, angular.
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