Elections Tomorrow Prominent in La Crosse Races
A busy election scene unfolds with Taft delegation hopes for the Republican convention and a heated Bashford Barnes supreme court contest. Aldermen races in Fifth, Eighth, and Ninth wards promise tough fights while supervisors across La Crosse county vie for new seats. Democratic Bryan support is unified, with Burns and Rice leading.三
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Robt M La Follette For President Sample Ballot
A sample ballot card instructs voters to mark the ballot for Robt M La Follette for president and take the sheet to the polling booth. The card designates the election of delegates to the national convention with directive wording for voters.
Man of 69 shoots girl of 16 and then kills himself
Samuel L. Gardner a 60 year old coal operator and former borough engineer in McKees Rocks shot Dorothy Bradley 16 and then killed himself after finding the girl with a young man at a village church. Gardner had been infatuated with the girl who was the chum of his daughter. The wife and servant found him unconscious after the shooting.
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Aldrich Bill Lost and Retirement Planned
Washington April 6 Representative Hill reports a House poll shows the Aldrich bill will fail. He urges forming a recess financial commission to report next session. Senator Aldrich plans to retire at the end of his term March 3, 1911, citing age and political timing.
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Dynamite Prank Strikes Fear at Connecticut Party
In Winsted Connecticut Henry Skiker, a contractor, joined a “dynamite party” in a chop house. He carried a real dynamite stick, lit it to frighten guests, but when not exploded he began to leave. An ice pick dropped near him caused him to faint, turning his hair gray from fright.
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Morgan Reported Very Ill Denied By London Office
Rome reports say financier J P Morgan is suddenly ill and an American doctor has been summoned. The London Morgan & Co office denies the report, stating Morgan is in his usual good health and they have no such advice.
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Foraker May Get Nebraska Delegate
Pine Bluff Arkansas April 6 indications Taft will not secure solid delegation from Arkansas Jefferson county committee commended Senator Foraker and endorsed him for the presidency resolution introduced by the negro mail carriers praising Foraker for his Brownsville action
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Boutelle Rebukes Lilley for Changes in Charges
Washington April 6 Boutell chairman of the investigating committee rebuked Lilley author of the submarine charges for releasing documents before they were produced in committee.
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Piano Factory Seeks City Aid In La Crosse
A piano firm asks La Crosse for a $25,000 stock subscription and a gratis building of 40,000 square feet. The firm employs 50 workers with a $33,000 annual payroll. The proposal will be discussed at tomorrow evening’s Board of Trade meeting in City Hall small council chamber.
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Rescue Efforts Underway After York Hotel Annex Collapse
London April 6 rescuers struggle at the York Hotel Annex on Oxford Street after a morning collapse that buried forty people. Nine killed and twenty injured, five fatally, have been recovered. The building housed a German waiter colony and a gas explosion is suspected.
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Lincoln's friend Betty Young dies at 73
Betty Young, 73, a Civil War nurse and personal friend of Abraham Lincoln, died this morning in Des Moines Iowa.
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Betty Young
Abraham Lincoln
Lewis Sues for $1000 Damages in Auto Run-Down Case
Timothy A. Lewis files a damage suit against Jake Zimmer formerly of the Cadillac agency seeking 310 percent damages after being run down by a Cadillac car driven by Henry Sharp near Fourth and Main on a Friday afternoon in August 1907. Attorney Frank Winter represents Lewis. Gordon defends.
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Hobson Urges Four Battleships for National Defense
In a maiden speech in Washington on April 6 Richmond P. Hobson urged funding four battleships instead of two, arguing that true defense requires sea control against Asia and Europe. He warned that without naval bases America’s possessions become weak and temptations to Japan grow.
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Asquith to Accept Premiership Now
London April 6 Chancellor of the Exchequer Asquith left for Biarritz to receive a formal tender of the premiership from the king. He will accept, return to reorganize the cabinet, and looming radical policies may strain the party. Bannerman resigns due to ill health. King Edward telegraphs best wishes for recovery. Asquith spoke to the house of commons on Bannermans record.
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Biarritz
France
Bannermann
Bannerman
Sir Henry
King Edward
House of Commons
Attack at Chinese Legation in Mukden Prompts Arrests
Four Japanese were overpowered and arrested for entering the American consulate and assaulting Chinese staff. Chinese police, urged by Consul General Straight, turned the suspects over to the Japanese consul. No apology from the Japanese consul. diplomatic action expected. The incident follows local tensions amid disputes over Chinese supremacy in Manchuria, likely due to a personal quarrel.
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Manchuria
Rioting After Election Rocks Lisbon in Warlike Uproar
Rioting followed elections in Lisbon as troops fired on crowds injuring and killing. Government forces and rioters fought on the square with bayonets and stones. arrests mounted and newspaper offices were looted. The unrest spreads and is described as widespread and serious.
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Weather and Water Extremes Report and Forecast
Weather notes place La Crosse cool at 39 and warmest 58 with light wind four miles and trace rain. U S extremes list Bis Mark 28 Phoenix and Shreveport 84. River stays stationary for 36 hours. stage 4.6 feet, down 0.1. South river below flood stage. Wisconsin partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday cooler. Minnesota partly cloudy with cooler east. Iowa increasing clouds with possible showers tonight or Tuesday.
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