Bright Outlook for Hatton in Wisconsin Senate Race
Milwaukee reports and Madison dispatches show Hatton leading Stephenson in a four way Wisconsin United States Senate contest. Telegrams from Green Bay, Superior, La Crosse, Ashland, and other areas indicate Hatton's strength growing and McGovern and Cook trailing.
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Milwaukee
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Republican Party
Hatton
Stephenson
Free Press
McGovern
la Foliette
Milwaukee County
Pick
Madison
J—W. H. Dick
United States
Wisconsin
Hatton Committee
Hattey
George B. Hudnall
Superior
Samuel H. Cady
Green Bay
la Follette
Cook
A. W. Sanborn
Ashland
Thomas Morris
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Duncan McGregor
Platteville
Walter L. Houser
Mondavs
George B. Nelson
Stevens Paint
Plate
Mr. Sitton
Primaries End A Hard Tussle In Wisconsin Races
Wisconsin voters head to the polls tomorrow to decide party nominations for U S senator, state assembly, and county offices. Hatton appears strongest for the Senate while McConnell is favored to win the assembly nomination. Rawlinson leads Cronon for county clerk, with close contests overall across factions.
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United States
Wisconsin
Hatten
Stephenson
Cook
McGovern
Rawlinson
Cronon
County Elrt
John BE
McConnell
Mulder
Hatton
Thorges Morr Tarry
la’ Crosse
Assembly
la Crosse
Otto Bosshard
Engagement announced for Pally Elizabeth Jones
Mr and Mrs J O Jones of 432 Summer Street announce the engagement of their daughter Pally Elizabeth to Archibald McIntyre Renwick of Fargo.
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J. O. Jones
Summer Street
Pally Elizabeth
Archibald McIntyre Renwick
Fargo
Extravagance of Republicans Topic Cheer in St. Paul
A brief report from St. Paul notes reactions to a Republican topic labeled extravagance. The piece highlights public sentiment and echoes of cheer reflecting partisan discourse in a regional setting.
Bryan and Johnson Reconcile at Minnesota State Fair
Gov Johnson and Democratic candidates greeted Bryan at St Paul grounds as he denounced Republican extravagance in taxation. A cheerful, pleasant day aided a staged reception before Bryan and Johnson buried their differences in a morning meeting. They pledged mutual support and a fair campaign, with Johnson aiding Bryan in Minnesota.
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Paul
William J. Bryan
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Bran
Klaney
Gov
Minnesota State Central Committee
Cosen
Sueste
Minnesota Club
No Solution in Roberts Mystery at Atlantic City
Ambiguity surrounds Roberts ease after chair mystery with police claiming near fatal condition and seeking ante mortem statement while friends insist the danger is not as grave. Authorities linger without a clear breakthrough as conflicting reports persist.
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Atlantic City
Heport
Roberts
Pastor Kempton Dies in Madison Typhoid Fever Visit
Rev A Judson Kempton pastor of the First Baptist Church Muscatine Iowa and formerly of Madison died at Madison General Hospital at 7 30 Sunday night of typhoid fever. He arrived three weeks earlier on a visit to relatives and former parishioners and was 41 years old.
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Wis
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A. Judson Kempton
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First Baptist Church
Hatton Leads Straw Ballot For U S Senate Nomination
State Journal in the capitol reports a strictly secret straw ballot of 80 votes among officials. Isaac Stephenson led with 70 votes, William H Hatton 32, Francis E McGovern 35, Samuel A Cook none, with others unrecorded.
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United States
State Journal
State Capitol
Whilliam H. Hatton
Isaac Stephenson
Francis E. McGovern
Sniuuvtel
Cook
Eeeepees
Hoyt Seeks Senate Nomination as Bryan Progressive Democrat
Bryan voters are urged to back Melvin A. Hoyt in the Democratic primary for U.S. senator. Hoyt is presented as the sole Bryan progressive Democrat on the ballot.
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Melvin A. Hoyt
United States
Tomerray
Hoyt
Hains Brothers Trial Date Set for Oct 5 in Queens Court
Attorney Darrin informed counsel for the Hains brothers that a motion will seek trial before Justice Garretson in Queens County Supreme Court on Monday, October c. The prosecution case is prepared for trial.
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Hains Brothers
New York
Darrin
Brothers
Queen's County
Supreme Court
Garretson
Brothers Die By Own Action After Financial Troubles
Springfield Illinois August 31 Benjamin Wolaver 45 and Almer Wolaver 45 brothers once of Edinburg central Illinois are dead at their homes resulting from death by own action pact. Ben left home yesterday, searchers found a buggy attached to a tree and a bottle. Almer left early this morning and his horse and clothing were found along the Sangamon river with a note stating he had committed death by own action.
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Benjamin Wolaver
Ainiet Wolaver
Herse Deulars
Edinburg
Illinois
Ben Wolaver
Almer
Sangamon
Southern Minnesota Train Schedule Likely Change
Residents along the Milwaukee line urge better service. Superintendent Irwin is studying conditions and may shift Train No 1 from La Crosse schedule 8 35 to 7 00 am within days to improve southern Minnesota travelers’ return in the evening. The issue is under review and a formal understanding may be arranged soon.
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Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Irwin
la Crosse
Alabama Miners Strike Called Off
The Alabama coal miners strike, sparked by trouble at the Re publc mine and escalating to bloodshed and lawlessness, was halted by the United Mine Workers of America leadership after three days of talks with Alabama locals. Miners ordered back to work as officials fault Gov Comer and an eventual arbitration is expected for the dispute.
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Alabama Coal Miners
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United Mine Workers of America
Alabama
Comer
Mulder Campaign Faces Local Political Turmoil
In Stephenson county politics, Mulder’s campaign collides with police and education interests. Debates over the La Crosse normal school, state funding of 350000, and Hutton Morris ties surface as figures like McConnell, McCamuell, and local leaders mingle at a pink tea event with notable guests.
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W. H. Hatton
Superior
la Crosse
Hutton
Senate
Morris
la Grosse
McConnell
Mulder
Demand Dupont resigns from Republican committee
Alfred O. Crozier of Wilmington issues an open letter to President Roosevelt calling for Gen. T. G. Coleman Dupont to quit the Republican National Executive Committee. Crozier says Dupont’s connections with the trust unfits him for the post and labels him a party menace.
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Del
T. G. Coleman Dupont
Republican National Executive Committee
Alfred O. Crozier
Crozier
Dupont
Roosevelt
Mrs A Albert Expires Today
Mrs Alvin Albert 48 year old brain fever victim dies at St Francis hospital after three month illness. Survived by husband and two daughters. Funeral Wednesday 8:30 from sister Mrs Mary Hansen 1415 Redfield St then 9:00 at Holy Trinity Church with Father Jovres presiding. Interment Catholic cemetery under Kessler and Dahl supervision.
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Alvin Albert
Mormon Coulee Road
St. Francis Hospital
Mary Hansen
Redfield Street
Holy Trinity Church
Father Jovres
Kessler & Dahl
President greets Olympian team at Sagamore Hill
The American Olympian team paraded to Sagamore Hill where President Roosevelt greeted the athletes. James F. Sullivan introduced the Americans to the president who welcomed them warmly and praised each winner. In Lexington Ky on Aug 31 Judge Adams granted a change of venue in the Beach Hargis murder case, moving the trial for killing his father.
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Lexington
Adams
Commonwealth
Tri Beach
Hargia
Debs Begins Nationwide Campaign Tour From Chicago
Debs the Socialist presidential candidate started a campaign trip from Chicago on August 31. The trip aims to reach voters across the continent, presenting his platform despite the loss of color in his appearance.
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Debs
Chicago
Mulder campaign crew jailed after booze boosting attempt
Tracy and two companions, hired by R Benner, attempted to boost Mulder support by buying liquor. They clashed with Officer Britton when police intervened at Houghe saloon. Tracy claimed excess campaign funds. all three posted bail and await a police court hearing next Saturday afternoon.
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Bob" Tracy
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John Milk
Demnke
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Miller
Martin Haigh
Jake Hirschreli
Nish
Tracy
Gene Hutchison
Mill’ Street
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Tracey
John Peterson
Peterson
Tribune
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Weather forecast for Wisconsin and Minnesota region today
In La Crosse a near stationary river level is forecast with a 0.1 to 0.2 foot fall at Prairie du Chien. Expect partly cloudy skies in Wisconsin with possible local showers and cooler conditions, and partly cloudy, cooler weather with possible showers in Minnesota, with fair conditions by Tuesday.
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Prairie du Chien
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Minnesota
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