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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

6

Ball Warriors Reach the City

The Freeport baseball team accompanied by Umpire Bush arrived last evening and are quartered at the Cameron house. Local sentiment toward the umpire was discussed with La Crosse fans reported as friendly. Pink and his group endured a hard road trip. Ex-Manager Shugart, released by Rockford, joined Fond du Lac, with Vogt likely to depart. Robinson remains with the Colts as a utility bench player.

Freeport Bush Cameron House Umps la Crosse Rockford Pink Jones Flynn Harmes Rouse Stark Hastings Manger Pink Hawley Loft Garden Graves Colts Shugart Rockford Reds Hutton Fong du Lac Fondy Vogt Robinson

Debating Societies Banquet Tonight

Lincoln Douglas and Wendell Phillips Debating societies hold a joint banquet at the Congregational church to honor a successful school term. Notables J M Holley Sr and John F Dougherty speak. Prof Benezet guest. Howard Jones toastmaster with a full program of toasts solos and readings.

Lincoln Douglas Debating Society Wendell Phillips Debating Society Congregational Church J. M. Holley John F. Dougherty Benezet Howard Jones Gus. Schulze Gardner Withrow O. Wieland Albert Weimar Wm. Freehoff Wendell Phillip Emil Krause Lena Weimar Fred Dickens J. M. Holley, Sr

Taft and Roosevelt Welcome Taft Sherman Ticket

Washington reports both Roosevelt and Taft congratulating the Taft Sherman ticket. Taft says his War Department resignation takes effect June 30 and invites Roosevelt to meet in Cincinnati to discuss campaign matters including choosing a campaign manager.

Washington Roosevelt Sherman Taft White House Cincinnati

Rehearsal Tonight For Saengerfest Male Chorus

A general rehearsal of the male reception chorus of the Saengerfest will be held at Germania hall tonight with the Liederkranz Frohsinn and Harmonia societies. Sunday at 1 30 the mixed chorus will rehearse with orchestral accompaniment. General Director Kelbe reports to Secretary Utermoeh that over half the societies are rehearsed and well drilled, ensuring the Saengerfest concerts.

Germania Hall Liederkranz Frohsinn Harmonia Kelbe Utermoeh

Mrs Osbourne Funeral Rites Held at Oak Grove Cemetery

Last tributes to Mrs. W. L. Osbourne were paid this afternoon at her residence 422 West Avenue South. Rev Vance led services with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. she died in Chicago and her body arrived this morning.

Osborne W. L. Osbrne West Avenue Rev. Vance

Bryan Favored as Democrats Hopeful in 1908 Race

A Chicago report quotes Roger C. Sullivan predicting Democratic success if the Denver convention picks Bryan. The piece argues Republicans fear a Taft return and notes Bryan’s growing popularity, with liberal Republicans aligning with Roosevelt and La Follette.

Sullivan Chicago Denver Roger C. Sullivan Roger Sullivan la Follette Bryan

Bryan Prezels views on platform not released in Commoner

Lincoln June 19 Bryan wrote for the Commoner his views of the Republican platform but refused to publish them or state an opinion on Taft's nomination. He expressed satisfaction that Republicans had then gone on record opposing direct election of senators by direct vote.

Wisconsin Minnesota Kansas Illinois Indiana Roosevelt la Follette New York Taft Bryan Bryan Democracy Cummins Iowa Lincoln Neb Good Republic Sherman House of Representatives Republic W. H. Taft J. S. Sherman Joe Cannon Wilson Kentucky Olmstead Pennsylvania H. C. Evans Tennessee Slemp Virginia Massachusetts Lodge F. A. Dennison Curtis Guild Michigan Charles S. Osborn Curtis Guild, Jr Thomas N. McCarter New Jersey George Franklin Murphy Henry Skinner North Carolina Dennis Flynn Oklahoma Keystone Tennesse H. Clay Evans Arkansa California Colorado Murphy Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Guild Maine Maryland Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Texas Utah Vermont Washington West Virginia Fairbanks Wyoming Alaska Arizona District of Columbia Hawaii New Mexico Philippines Porto Rico Louisiana Sheldon Nebraska Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada New Hampshire National Committee Murray Crane Fort Gallinger Burrows Warner Felix Agnus Baltimore Gov. Willson F. W. Upham Judson Lyons

Captain Hobson to Speak at La Crosse Naval Address

Capt Hobson famed navy statesman arrives in La Crosse to discuss Our Navy at the fair grounds. He will review naval strength, orient tensions and the Japan America war risk with Ruthver McDonald, the Canadian baritone, appearing in the program. A divorce suit is noted as the outcome of mismatched suitors.

Richmond Pearson Hobson America la Crosse Fair Grounds Hobson Orient Japan Ruthver McDonald

Taft Nomination Unanimous at Republican Convention

The fourteenth Republican convention ends after nearly eight hours with Taft nominated unanimously. Wisconsin loudly cheers La Follette as a rival, while Taft’s delegates number over seven hundred. Cochems of Milwaukee delivers a notable speech drawing attentive approval.

Taft and Sherman Seek Victory in Nominating Fight

The convention moves toward nominating Taft for president with Sherman as running mate. Delegates from multiple states chant support as voting tallies show Sherman leading in several regions while Guild and Murphy garner various regional votes. Final actions include unanimous choice motions and adjournment amid patriotic music and cheers.

Brooklyn Jockey Club Chief Seeks Omission of Betting Odds

P J Dwyer president of the Brooklyn Jockey club asked press to stop printing daily odds charts. He dispatched Pinkerton Captain Thornhill to press stands. Omission would curb betting, handbooks, and poolroom business, aiming to show legal compliance. Mets members also reduced bets following a prior request.

New York P. J. Dwyer Brooklyn Jockey Club Thornhill Pinkerton Force Dwyer Racing Mets

Rommell Saloon License Case Adjourned to Monday

The case of Frank Rommell charged with conducting a saloon in West Salem without a license has been adjourned until Monday the 29th.

Frank Rommell West Salem

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