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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1908

Page

9

Boston Woman Denies Grafters Charge In Theft Case

Mrs Martha, wife of a Chicago doctor, is accused by Chas E Giles of stealing jewels. She will return to Chicago for trial and says the charges are false. She claims Giles lent money and used the jewels as security, then reclaimed them when repaying. Dunphy calls Chicago dispatch report a falsehood.

Boston Martha Chas. E. Giles Chicago Giles Chicago Dispatch Dunphy Twin Cities

Forest timber reserves near exhaustion warns experts

The forest service forecasts that virgin timber in the United States could be exhausted in under 30 years. Current per capita consumption in the United States is 509 feet annually while European use stands at about 60 feet.

Washington, D. C Expert Forest Service United States America Europe

Esch Praises Taft in Onalaska Campaign Speech

Congressman John J. Esch spoke at Onalaska praising Taft and Republican principles while criticizing the Democratic platform. He argued tariffs protect then revenue and defended wage standards, stating lowering tariffs would harm American manufacturers. He noted Bryan’s honesty but framed the election as a struggle between the people and forces opposing reform.

John J. Esch Onalaska la Crosse Woodman Hall Congressman Esch John W. Dalton Esch Taft Bryan Mr. Esch United States

Extradition Fight Elevates Pouren International Figure

Jan Janoff Pouren, a Russian refugee, becomes a focus of international attention as Secretary Root in Washington refuses to issue an extradition warrant demanded by Russia. Root cites a technical, non-final ruling to allow cross examination and further evidence before Commissioner Shields. Russia presses to hand Pouren to Russian authorities.

Jan Janoff Pouren Root New York Secretary Root Washington Pouren Shields Russia

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