Reed Smoot Will Seek Re election in Senate Race
Utah Senator Reed Smoot announces candidacy for another Senate term challenging his colleague Senator George Sutherland. Sutherland urges Smoot to renounce apostleship before seeking re election, while Smoot refuses to give up church duties, noting his term ends March 3, 1909.
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Washington, D. C
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Smoot
George Sutherland
Sutherland
Salt Lake City
Sesson
Senate Committee On
Congress
Anti-Injunction Please Gompers Nomination Debate
In a convention night report anti Bryanites seek to show Bryan lacks two thirds to nominate him. They tally 615 votes against Guffey and 387 for Guffey to sustain him. They note 123 Bryan delegates voted for Guffey, potentially giving Bryan 738 on first ballot.
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Bryan
Guffey
Woman Mistakes Carbolic Acid For Medicine
In VIROQUA Wisconsin Mrs Thomas Dosling woke at night with a cough and, in darkness, swallowed a large amount of carbolic acid from the wrong bottle. A doctor removed most of the acid from her stomach and she rests with burns to her throat and mouth.
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Viroqua
Wis
Thomas Dosling
Energy to Press On Stymies Many Conviction Holdouts
A reflective line notes many men firmly convinced of their stance lack the vigor to pursue action and progress. The sentiment challenges complacency and urges decisive effort despite certainty.
Elliots Signs Up A Star Twirler For Colts
Elliot reports a telegram from Sioux Falls S D announcing P H Primley as a new member of the Colts pitching staff. Primley, ranked fast with a good curve, will join after tryouts in Sioux City and Yankton, and will report in a few days. Arrangements are made for a game with Whitewings and his red squad from Whittenburg Ia.
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Elliott
The
Baseball Association
Sioux Falls
P. H. Primley
Colts
Primley
Sioux City
Yankton
South Dakota
la Crosse
Whitewings
Whittenburg
Gus Whitewings
Eliott
Indians
Scarry
Decorah
Hawley
Denny Hastings
Harmony Club
Foresters Raise Insurance Rates in Supreme Meeting
Mrs. C. C. Looney returned from Toronto where delegates to the Independent Order of Foresters met in a special session. Rates for members who joined before 1899 were raised while those joining since 1899 remained on a similar basis. The Fraternal Congress standards drive the increases and Wisconsin delegates will report results to courts statewide. Mrs. Looney also visited Aurora Illinois Chicago Buffalo and Niagara Falls during a pleasant trip.
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C. C. Looney
Toronto
Canada
Supreme Court
Independent Order of Foresters
Wisconsin
Hatfield Excursion Fetes Hatfield Dam Trip On Green Bay Line
About 350 travelers aboard the Green Bay Annual Limited rode to Hatfield dam amid songs and yard-long yells. The trip featured humorous antics from Henry E. Long and locals like Karl Kroner and Bert Van Steenwyk, with communal concerts and a festive run between La Crosse and Arcadia. There were light pranks, beer signs spotted, and a lasting impression of jubilant brothers aboard the train.
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Green Bay Annual Limited
Hatfield Dam
Henry E. Long
la Crosse
Saengerfest
Old Town
Fredrick
Tribune
Frederick
John Rachleman
William Tscharner
J. J. Lamb
A. A. Bentley
Hillview
Peter Newburg
Pete
Van
Bert van Steenwyk
Kimmel
Bert
Gram
Sisson
Raymond
Pierce
Grandfather
Grame
Carl Kurtenacker
Carl
Onalceska
Ludwig Kroner
MacDonough
Gund
Kroner
Mac
Arcadia
Merrillan Junctorn
Independence
Blair
Whitehall
A. T. Muth
Big Gun
McCarren and Guffey Read Out of Democratic Convention
Denver reports McCarren of New York and Col. James M. Guffey of Pennsylvania were expelled from the Democratic National Convention after a late night clash. The credentials fight dominated the session as the majority report was adopted and the convention adjourned.
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Denver
Colo
W. J. Bryan
Patrick McCarren
New York
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Guffey
National Committee
Keystone
McCarren
Harry D. Clayton
Alabama
Hobson
Committee On
Ormond
Richard Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
Bell
Committee On Credentials
Strauss
Maryland
Bryan
Louisiana
Ilinois
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Minnesota
West Virginia
Delaware
Kentucky
New Jersey
Haskell
Oklahoma
Kern
Indiana
Callahan
Philadelphia
Democratic Party of
Ae Guffey
Supreme Party Tribunal
Bellamy
G. N. Haskell
Col. Guffey
Charles F. Murphy
Thanking supporters after bereavement
The undersigned express gratitude to St. Peter's church choir the K of P library staff Baptist church and all kind friends who sent flowers and assisted us in our sad bereavement. Mr W S Jamesson Mrs W S Jamesson and Family.
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St. Peter's Church Choir
K. of P
Baptist Church
W. S. Jamesson
Thompson Team Wins Big Over St. Marys School
In a fast game at the old ball park the Nels Thompson team defeated St. Marys school 9 to 2. Emil Kabat starred with strong pitching and batting, while Ed Horne and Ed Custamaniac contributed at the plate. Batteries were Emil Kabat and F Kabat for the winners, Rosmonoska and Joe for St. Marys.
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Nels Thompson
St. Mary’s
Ball Park
Emil Kabat
Ed Horne
Ed Custamaniac
BE. Kabat
F. Kabat
St. Mary's
Rosmonoska
Joe
Ella Kean Taken To La Crosse For Surgery
Miss Ella Kean of Viroqua was transported to La Crosse this morning to undergo an operation at a La Crosse hospital.
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Ella Kean
Viroqua
la Crosse
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