Taft and Bryan dominate La Follette address rally
Senator La Follette rails at Taft and Bryan, defends republican progressivism, and blasts corporate power. He praises Roosevelt’s era while warning liberty and equality are at risk. He denounces Cannon and vows to defeat the party bosses, omitting Davidson and the state platform.
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Senate
Bryan
la Follette
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Washington
Joe Cannon
Joseph Cannon
Congress
Davidson
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Taft
Hemenway
United States District
Kealing
Cincinnati
Milan
Kast to Leave La Crosse After Two More Days
A. Kast speaks on Rheumal ine Remedies at Hoeschler's in La Crosse for eight weeks urging swift visits before his departure. He touts cures for rheumatism and cites the Rheumal ine Remedies with testimonials, while outlining broader political notes on trusts and tariffs and ending with a call to support Judge Taft.
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Kast
LA Crosse
Hoeschler’s
Pretty Wedding at Cashton Minnesota Newsperson
A very pretty wedding united Miss Anna Schneider to Mr Anton Edmunds at St Peters church Cashton Wisconsin Oct 22 Rev Schnitzler officiated A wedding breakfast followed and a reception in the evening Guests included Celia Cremers maid of honor and Edward Quinn groom attendant The couple will reside in Ontario Wisconsin after November 1 with many out of town guests listed.
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Cashton
Wis
Julius Schneider
Anna
Anton Edmunds
St. Peter's Church
Schnitzler
Celia Cremers
Edward Quinn
Miss Jemers
Miss Schneider
Ontario
Edmunds
John Mitchell
Northfield
Spirus Olson
la Crosse
Frank Warner
Pred J. Noetzel
Frey Blinn
Bangor
Je ® Me Schmidt
St. Joseph’s Ridge
John Hanson
St. Joseph's Ridge
Taft Indiana Tour Highlights Campaign Momentum
Taft began a three day swing through Indiana with a Lawrenceburg stop watched by a large crowd. He planned to speak from a train platform and then head to New York and Connecticut. Democratic efforts include two special trains of speakers to Ohio and Indiana.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Indiana
Lawrenceburg
New York
Connecticut
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Thomas Marshall
Judson Harmon
Francis
Missouri
Towne
Clayton
Alabama
Kern
Hoke Smith
Gore
Oklahoma
Rainey
Illinois
Indianapolis
The Safe Buyers Guide From Parker’s La Crosse
A short sales pitch warns to buy watches only from a safe store. Parker’s is described as reliable in La Crosse, promising timekeeping accuracy and trust. It appeals to readers by noting prior customers and urging inquiries at the store.
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Parker's
la Crosse
Sailors Attend Garden Party
Nearly four thousand sailors from Yokohama attended a garden party at Hibiva park hosted by Mayor Ozaki. Offici als and guests including Prince Shimadzu and Brit ish Embassy officials joined later. A lantern procession and theater shows tonight accompany the fleet events.
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Montenegran
Vukovitch
Agrami
Austria
Montenegro
Tokio
Yokohama
Hibiva Park
Ozaki
Shi
Esch Draws Big Crowd in Tomah Wisconsin
Congressman John J. Esch spoke to a packed armory crowd in Tomah on campaign issues. He reviewed the last congress's work and addressed money matters tariff campaign funds trusts and banking with evident audience interest.
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Tomah
Wis
John J. Esch
Armory
La Follette Heads to Trempealeau to Aid Ekern Fight
Robert M. La Follette said he would enter Trempealeau county to support Ekern in the Ekern Twesme contest. He told a Tribune representative at the Hotel Stoddard that his reason for going is his only one, and he would not reveal his stance until the Monday meeting in Galesville.
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Bryan
South
Congress
Trempealeau County
Robert M. la Follette
Tribune
Stoddard
Senator la Follette
Galesville
John Hannan
la Crosse
Shammed Death He Barely Escapes Embalmer
Gunther Goelits aged 40 cut his throat with a razor in a bathroom when police came to arrest him for passing worthless checks. He was pronounced dead by the undertaker but revived, was rushed to the hospital and is said to recover as he was only shamming death.
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Chicago
Gunther Goelits
Emperor’s fourth son wed in Berlin palace ceremony
Prince August Wilhelm, the emperor’s fourth son, married Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein in a Lutheran chapel ceremony after a civil service. The train measured 15 feet and was carried by four pages. The wedding occurred in the palace, with a reception in the white hall as the emperor oversaw the event in gold braid.
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Berlin
August Wilhelm
Alexandra Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
McFarland Beats Cross in Six-Round Wind-Up
In New York on October 22 Packey McFarland of Chicago defeated Levon Cross of the East Side in a six round bout at the Fairmont Athletic club. McFarland dominated from start to finish except for one round, leaving Cross badly beaten.
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New York
Levon Cross
East Side
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Fairmont Athletic Club
Windy City
Wanted Girls at Union Hotel
Classified notice seeks women at Union Hotel located at 427 South Fourth Street. No further details provided.
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Union
4Th St
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