23 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1908
Page
1
In Washington and Hot Springs reports detail how Taft and Joe Cannon face a party split over the speakership. Burton says Taft would oppose Cannon if he abandons party pledges, while Cannon’s backers urge surrender to Taft, signaling a clash over tariff promises and reform.
A Wisconsin plan to stamp out tuberculosis is launched with Red Cross stamps as all-class fundraising tools. Citizens, clubs, and youth are urged to buy one cent stamps from Milwaukee headquarters to fund education and prevention campaigns across the state through Jan 1, 1909. The effort mirrors a Delaware success where 400k stamps sold and $3,000 raised in 18 days.
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J D Rockefeller testified in the government dissolution hearing as Kellogg pressed for names of Standard stockholders in 1874. Kellogg traced ties to the New York Central Erie and Lake Shore presidents and three directors, while Rockefeller dodged later questions about plant closures and stock purchases of Imperial Refining Devoe and Jett Carey companies. Continued on Page Six.
In the House of Lords Lord Roberts assails War Office methods, warns England would be at Germanys mercy in war, cites poorly trained reserves and port defenses. His remarks tie to Dr Holes interview stirring European press and foreign office cautions. He notes Kaisers alleged interview likely reflects his views.
Portland Oregon November 23 Congressman Lorimer, ill with blood poisoning, has changed his plans on doctor advice and remains several days at the hotel. His condition is improved and Chicago friends need not worry. The poisoning stems from injuries while inspecting the St Paul railroad tunnel near Ellensburg Washington.
Mrs Cornelius Westerhouse a wreck survivor burned to death early today by setting fire to the upper story of her Grand Haven home after the loss of her son and husband in a railroad wreck.
Antone Casper, driver for Monitor Brewery, was dragged by a heavy wagon wheel on the West Salem road and crushed his neck. He lies at La Crosse hospital in critical condition with a broken neck and a dislocated vertebrae, under care of Dr. F C Suitor. Hope for survival is slim, with only a few days expected.
In La Porte Indiana November 23 1908 the Lamphere defense nears completion with a witness lineup to show Mrs Gunness may be alive A sensational letter to Mayor Lemuel Darrow claims Mrs Gunness and the killer plan to taint Lamphere and urges acquittal The letter writer L O M asserts Gunness is alive and letters to influence the trial surface as detectives pursue the author.
In Gainesville Texas two sisters-in-law wives of local farmers fought a knife duel on a mountain clearing six miles south of town. One woman was slashed on face hands and chest another wounded in the arm while a 10 year old daughter witnessed. Both women were arrested after a sheriff and deputy responded to a medical call and bail was posted.
Berlin reports German military experts conducting experiments on a war balloon were fired upon by Russian soldiers near the frontier. They were unharmed. The incident reached court circles as frontier guards warned the Russians not to cross the line. German officials protested to the Russian embassy and strong representations are planned for St Petersburg. Russia will be asked to disavow the action.
County worker C H Rawlinson felt pain for two days before a doctor diagnosed a broken hand. He did not realize the bone was broken for five days, enduring significant discomfort before receiving treatment.
Teheran November 24 street fighting erupts in every section as liberals reactionaries and clericals clash over the shah s withdrawal of his constitution promise. The shah acted believing the clericals would back his refusal.
Forecast calls for the coolest in La Crosse at 48 degrees and a high of 56 with light winds around 4 miles per hour. Rain is expected in Wisconsin tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change, while Minnesota may see rain or snow and Iowa showers, cooler in the west portion, and the river remains stationary at 2.1 feet.
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