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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

6

Democrats Rally Behind La Follette Reform Shift in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Democrats push a reform banner against Taft and Davidson, arguing the party overhaul is theirs as La Follette’s. They cite old Park Hotel ties and a Davidson senatorial bid to seize the reform mantle and woo progressive Republicans toward Bryan. Notables like Burke Folk Dunne Lewis Loftus join tours with speakers urging a Democratic administration.

Wisconsin Chairman Edmonds la Follette Taft Edmonds la Follette St Bryan Davidson Bob Democratsc Mr. Taft United States Senate Park Hotel Eleventh Story League Stephenson Repubican D. E. Riordan Chicago and Northwestern Railway James Monahan Darlington Jim Wright Merrill United States W. G. Wheeler Loger Burke North Dakota Folk Missouri Edward F. Dunne Chicago Chi Cago J. Hamilton Lewis George Loftus St. Paul Loftus Minnesota Shippers & Receivers Association Minnesota Democratic Party

New Genius of Politics Emerges to Fund Campaigns

In a column discussing reform and fundraising, the piece envisions a new type of political organizer who replaces old bosses with a people driven approach. It notes talk of prosecuting fund-raising coercion and considers Roosevelt's suggestion of government funding for campaigns.

Judge Grosscup Mark Hanna Matt Quay Hanna Hitchcock Mack Whitney Democratic National Committee Roosevelt New York

Gout Explained and Treated With Rheumaline Remedy

A quoted health piece details gout causes by uric acid and distinguishes it from rheumatism. It claims immediate relief from hot baths and Rheumaline capsules, with permanent cure from Rheumaline taken four times daily. The ad cites Hoeschler's Drug Store in Kast for purchase.

East Hoeschler’s Kast

Free post for party voters sparks debate in politics column

The discussion centers on a plan to grant national committees free mail use for literature to voters from the last presidential election. Mack sees value, Hitchcock wants time to consider, and both parties weigh finance versus sentiment in campaigning. Also notes Toland graduates finding success at Toland School in La Crosse Wis.

Mack Hitchcock Toland Heileman Brewing Co Toland School Toland’s Business School la Crosse Wis

War fears rise as Servia and Austria edge toward clash

News from Vienna Belgrade and Paris report growing tension in the Balkans as Servia invades Austrian border areas and mobilizes reserves. British and German policy signals show support for different outcomes while a Balkan conference is debated and international lines shift.

Aegean Sea Vienna Constantinople Bosphorus Austria Servia Oscar Potiorek Paris Germany Balkans Italy England Asavfith Iswolsky Chicago Board of Trade Wall Street Bulgaria Cily Bosnia Hergegovina Balkan Turkey Francis Joseph Edward Great Britain France Russia Tittoni Pla M. Iswolsky Baron von Aehrenthal Signor Tittoni London Clemenceau Bandol Near East

Election Pressure Claim Emphasized by L P Sharpless

A statement by L P Sharpless, presiding official, warns against pressuring for political purposes. He says exploiting others' weakness doubles strength and calls for restraint in the election period.

L. P. Sharpless Presider Company

Sharpless Separator Works To Shut Down Indefinitely

Trust Bluff Philadelphia reports the Sharpless Separator Works, the world’s largest plant of its kind, will shut down for an indefinite period. The move reflects financial pressures and production reassessment as operations pause amid uncertainty.

Philadelphia

The Fool Is Never Hoped In Silence

A terse saying notes that a fool remains untrusted because one who lacks sense often keeps quiet, signaling restraint masks folly and invites caution in judgment.

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