Inauguration Day Amid Storm In Washington
Washington is cut off by a blizzard as William Howard Taft and Theodore Roosevelt assume office. Despite wreckage and delays, the inauguration proceeds with Taft taking the oath in the Senate chamber and delivering a brief inaugural address amid high winds and snowfall.
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Up-to-Date Merchants Should Highlight Advertised Goods
A prominent advertising man argues merchants must feature all advertised items in their stores to capture demand and appear current. He says stocking advertised brands signals liveliness and helps profit by aligning with campaigns in local papers.
Stephenson Reelected U S Senator in Joint Ballot Noon Today
Madison dispatch reports Isaac Stephenson reelected United States senator in a noon joint ballot. testimony before the senatorial investigating committee featured O A Eastman denying some Blaine charges while admitting views that the inquiry was a farce.
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Washington
Special Session Voted On In Wisconsin Assembly
Madison March 4 special session votes to address income tax working men insurance state aid to highways and guaranty of bank deposits with 27 to 67.
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Election drama as ten members absent sway vote
In Madison Wisconsin March 4 sensational rumors claim a democrat offered 1500 dollars to leave the assembly. Witnesses are sought to testify about payments to Stephenson allies as Bray and Morris demand broader investigation into the funds used to secure a majority. The dispute centers on husting and Hambrecht arguing over the probe.
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Oshkosh
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Wis
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M. C. Ring
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W. W. Powell
W. L. Houser
George B. Hudnall
A. W. Sanborn
Henry Lockney
Henry Krumroy
Morris
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U. S. Senate
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Husting
Stephenson Wins Wisconsin Senate Return in Close Ballot
Wisconsin election notes Isaac Stephenson elected United States senator for a second term by 63 votes to 60 on a 23rd joint ballot. Protests by Senator Blaine cite alleged campaign finance violations and call for awaiting investigation before seating. Lieutenant Governor Strange records the result amid formal objections and responses.
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Wisconsin forecast calls for fair, warmer tonight into Friday
Coldest in La Crosse at 17 degrees and a high near 36. Wind at 7 a.m. four mph. Precipitation zero. Blizzard in southern states delays weather statistics. Forecast: Wisconsin fair and warmer tonight, Friday likely more clouds and higher readings.
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