Wisconsin politics roars under Roosevelt win and La Follette surge
The article analyzes Wisconsin election results with Roosevelt leading the state by an estimated 460,000 to 500,000 votes and La Follette reelected by about 4,000. It notes social democratic gains in Milwaukee and statewide, the legislature's party balance, and forecasts for 1908 battles including primaries, party realignments, and policy themes like public utilities and railways. It discusses cross-party shifts, county outcomes, and implications for future government control.
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Wis
Wisconel
Roosevelt
la Pollet
United States
J. Vo Duaries
Wisconsin Hall
Milwaukee County
Aimensiong
Here
Republican Party
Thie
Wanda
Futh
Atatford
Waukerha
Connor
la Follette State Central Committee
la Follette
Golden
Hon
Quarles
Spondent Sage
Bryan
New York
Parker
Whit Free
Con Viette
New Party Alliance Talk by Bryan Watson Hearst in New York
In New York Melvin G. Paliner reports plans for a conference next week to form a new party, following talks among Watson Bryan and Hearst after the St Louis convention. Bryan previously refused to cooperate with People's party leaders due to Democratic nomination commitments.
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New York
Melvin G. Palfiner
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
William J. Bryan
William HR. Hearst
St. Louis
Bryan
Louie
Anld Pulliner
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People’s
Roosevelt Verdict Echoed In Victory Headlines
New York Nov reads election news with The Herald summarizing Roosevelt victory. It notes a record popular vote and electoral landslide, confidence in the Washington administration, and the Democratic Party divisions hints at Parker defeat and Bryan plans for 1908 reorganization amid Hearst and Watson opposition.
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New York
the Herald
Roalie
Theodore Roosevelt
United State
Washington
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Judge Parker
Bryan
Thomas Tougart
Bryan Man
James K. Jones
Cownell
A. Gorman
Indiana
New Jersey
Connecticut
Illinois
David B. Hill
Peices
Football Pointers For the Interested Spectator
A discussion of football strategy covers open plays, kickoff tactics, line formations, and famous “close formation” methods used by Yale Harvard and other schools. It explains how opening moves reveal attacker routes, the role of the quarterback engine, and how modern play blends open and crowd formations for the upcoming season.
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Bowie
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Giadiators
Remy
Hmer
Alenge
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Hades
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Suoh
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Yale
Harvard
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Toveh
Tare Muain
Princeton
Volee
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Copany
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Texas
Hames Canrol
Roy Felds
Oak Valley Distilling Co
Covington, KY
Kentucky
Physisicians
Braunec
JER &Co., Inc
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H. Hackfeld& Co.,ltd
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Metropolitan Magazine
Metropolitan
Evening Bulletin
Honolulu
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Merchant Street
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Palace Hotel
Shaw & Co
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T.F. McTighe & Co
Carrera&Co
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