Esch Delivers Partisan Oration in Pleasant Tone
Representative J J Esch drew a large crowd at the theater last evening praising Republican gains and policy. He lauded tariff revision and the Hepburn act and urged election of county candidates and Leonard Kleeber for coroner while avoiding direct confrontation with Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Esca
America
Ratons
Esch
Joe Cannon
John Brindley
Congressional Committee
Railway Commission
Administration of Justice
Bryan
Taft
Satke Leonard Kleeber
Migh Arta
Election Day Polls Show Heavy Voter Turnout Across States
The report details early voting and heavy turnout in multiple states. Bryan and Taft supporters alike report strong participation, with Indiana and New York among places casting a record or near record vote. Weather aids turnout in several regions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Herron
Taft
Honest Election Committee
Cox
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
New York
Indiana
Nebraska
Stevenson
Bloomington
Fairbanks
Kern
Oraker
Denver
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
West
Congress
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Kentucky
Louisville
St. Louis
Otto Burkhardt
Folk
Missouri
Texas
Austin
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Bristow
Senate
Maryland
Hughes
Albany
California
San Francisco
Califonia
Seattle
Oregon
Taft Salem
Ore
Washington, D. C
White House
Wright
Metcalf
Root
Straus
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
United Press
Loeb
Oyster Bay
Long Island Station
New Manhattan Bridge
Teddy
Hitchcock
Newton
Mass
West Newton
Scofield Leads Sunday School Elections in City
Scofield was elected president with P H Brink as vice president and W P Cunningham as corresponding secretary. John M Holley Jr and Charles Bentley were named recording secretary and treasurer respectively. First officers meeting set for December with supper and general meeting. Large attendance noted.
Donners at Bay Arrest: Counterfeit Suspects Captured
Albert and Hugo Donnerstag, two of three counterfeiters who escaped Dane county jail a week earlier, were captured at their Rhinelander area home. Rudolph remains at large nearby as investigators search. Their mother and sister faced destitution after their lawyer W. H. Shelton died, with the brothers discouraged and nonresistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Albert
Hugo Donnerstag
Dane County
Rhinelander
Rudolph
W. H. Shelton
Mind Your Business with Dr. King's New Life Pills
A vintage advert urges readers to avoid illness by taking Dr. King's New Life Pills to prevent biliousness malaria and jaundice. Available for 25 cents at O. T. Erhart's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
O. T. Erhart
Straw Votes In City Favor Taft
Straw polls taken in city schools show Taft ahead. In West La Crosse Miss Dickin’s Sixth District school of 28 pupils votes were Taft 15, Bryan 13, while in the WBU Taft led with 112 to 70 for Bryan and small counts for Chafin and Debs.
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Taft
Miss Dickin
West la Crosse
Bryan
Davidson
Aylward
Duncan
Mohr
WBU
Chafin
Debs
Election Returns and Lunch at Elks Club
Election returns will be received this evening at the Elks' club and a turkey lunch will be served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Elks’ Club
Good Service Parade Planned With Band and Telegraphist
The article notes readiness for good service as Ceee negotiates with Mr Kreutz to yield to the telegrapher after reports on the wire. A street parade will follow with the band playing patriotic airs before theater doors open at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceee
Kreutz
Bry an citywide vote tally shows heavy turnout
City officials report a heavy total vote with ward counts including Eighth 285 of 400, Sevent h 195 of 300, Sixteenth 144 of 180, Thirteenth 190 of 269, and other wards contributing across the day.
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Eighth Ward
Eighteenth Ward
Seventh Ward
Sixteenth Ward
Thirteenth Ward
Cars Run Until 12 30 Tonight For Election Crowds
The street car company will extend service for election crowds tonight with cars running north and south until 12 30. An additional car is scheduled for 14 30, and a 12 o clock service will also operate in both directions.
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Uth
Wisconsin visitors share weekend in Cochrane town
Miss Florence Schneider and Miss Alice Carisch of Alma visited over the weekend in Cochrane. Mrs. Chris Carisch of Alma and Mrs. A. R. Luhr hosted relatives. Theurer siblings from Arcadia and Frank Desmond moved to Galena Junction for telegraph work. Flora Rohrer visited Winona, Mabel Rohrer can teach again, and a dance by William Huth on November 1 drew a large crowd.
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Florence Schneider
Alice Carisch
Alma
Chris Carisch
A. R. Luhr
Willie
Albert Theurer
Lena
Annie
Arcadia
Frank Desmond
Galena Junction
Flora Rohrer
Winona
Mabel Rohrer
Wm. Huth
Local Notes From Alma And La Crosse
Mrs Abe Garrow returned to her North La Crosse home after a visit in Alma Miss Florence Schaettle did a La Crosse business trip. Mrs W Achenbach collapsed and died from heart disease. Annie Alleman visiting La Crosse has gone home. Last night Mrs Rudolph Eberson died of consumption.
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Abe Garrow
North la Crosse
Florence Schaettle
la Crosse
W. Achenbach
Annie Alleman
Rudolph Eberson
Woman Returns $20,000 Bonds After Ruse at Union Depot
Chicago reports Alice Cheney Brown arrested at Union Station after passing a counterfeit check to obtain $20,000 in bonds from Babcock Rushton Louderback brokers. She also passed a $63 bad check at the Congress Hotel. Bonds traced to Farmers' Loan and Trust Co, no such account for Brown.
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Chicago
Babcock, Rushton & Louderback
Rookery Building
Alice Cheney Brown
Union Depot
Congress
Orville E. Babcock
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Morse Charge Thrown Out in Morse Curtis Indictment
In New York on November 3, a key misappropriation accusation against Charles W. Morse and A. H. Curtis was dismissed. The charge related to a $100000 note from Calvin Austin, alleging Morse discounted the note and used proceeds without consent, but was dropped since it did not damage the National Bank of North America.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
A. H. Curtis
Calvin Austin
Austin
Morse
National Bank of North America
Mrs Eddy Buys High Power Automobile For Home
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy purchases a 90 horsepower imported automobile and has it shipped to her Chestnut Hill residence. A chauffeur from the agency spends hours teaching driving with Secretary Coachman Frye providing lessons. Eddy will debut motoring tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeton
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Chestnut Hill
Frye
Socialists Aim for One Million Votes in Illinois
A. M. Simons of the socialist national committee predicted 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 votes nationally. He estimated Illinois could reach 100,000 votes and Cook County 54,000, signaling a 25,000 gain in Illinois and 600,000 in the country.
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Chicago
A. M. Simons
Socialist National Committee
Illinois
Cook County
Hearst Suit Transferred to U.S. Court
The suit against Hearst was moved to the United States court as both parties reside outside Nebraska. Haskell’s petition for removal was not opposed by Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Omaha
Neb
United States Court
Nebraska
Haskell
Ladies to be entertained at Congregational church Parlor
The Ladies' Society of the Congregational church will be entertained by Mrs James Vincent and Mrs Sisson at the church parlors.
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Ladies’ Society of
The
Congregational Church
James Vincent
Sisson
Miss Ethel Nuzum Hosts Dinner for Teachers
Miss Ethel Nuzum entertained lady teachers of our schools at eight oclock dinner Saturday. Mrs. Mary Bates hosted the W C T U Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Chris Holmstad is a nearer niece, Miss Mabel Mickeeet of Soldiers Grove this week. Mrs. Ole Swiggum has a brief visit from relatives in Minnesota.
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Ethel Nuzum
Mary Bates
W.C T. U
Chris Holmstad
Mabel Mickeeet
Soldiers Grove
Ole Swiggum
Minnesota
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F. Ziegfeld JR
the Times
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Ross Snow
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Chas A. Mason
James Manley
Irma Croft
Anna Glocker
Helen Webois
Lois Berri
Jack Duball
John Cort
Florence
Roberts
By Seymour Obermer
Arthur Forrest
Thurlow
Bergen
Harry Bosworth
Harry Gibbs
Ann Warrington
Mary Bertrand
Theatre Bldg
the Tribune
Baltimore
LaCrosse
Wis
SIO Main ST. LaCrosse
Scofield
Donnerstags
Browning
Cochrane, Wis
Alma, Wis
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Pearl St
H. C. Evenson
Gov. Johnson
Doerflingers
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