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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

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Election Returns Night At La Crosse Tribune Theater

The La Crosse Tribune leases a special wire and long distance line for returns from national headquarters and pivotal states. Women are invited with free admission, and the event features Kreutz’s Band and non partisan coverage by Senator Morris and Mr Wolfe. Local city and county results will be shown via reporters and the theater will offer seating for all spectators with no rowdyism.

la Crosse County Tribune Tribune The Chicago New York Thomas Morris William F. Wolfe Morris \ blican Mr.Wolfe

Bryan Appeals to Voters as Trusts Back Taft

Richmond Indiana October 31 Bryan denounces Carnegie for backing Taft and warns of tragedy if elected. He notes Root's opposition and cites Boss Tweed defense, while accusing Rockefeller of supporting Taft due to his pro trust stance. Roosevelt backs his named nominee, accusing Taft of prostituting the presidency.

Richmond Ind Bryan Carnegie Taft Carnie Homestead Root Tait Boss Tweed Rockefeller Roosevelt

Mack predicts landslide for Bryan with 300 electoral votes

Mack states Bryan will win in a landslide and secure 300 electoral votes including New York. He asserts Bryan will carry New York in the upcoming election.

New York Mack Bryan

Democratic Platform Aims at Honest Politics and Direct Election

Bryan outlines a Democratic appeal emphasizing honesty in government and direct election of senators. He attacks panics used by Taft, claims reforms will come with a Democratic win, and condemns Republican ties to trusts and secrecy. The piece notes campaign rhetoric ending tonight in Chicago.

Democrats Democratic Party Department of Labor Sevtary Labor Organization Democratic Congress Popular Senate Taft Pacular Chicago Hii

Letter Exposes Claudial Hains Affair In Fort Hamilton Packet

New York reports a cache of letters from Mrs. Claudia Hains to Capt. Peter C. Hains found at Fort Hamilton. The letters describe a visit to Mrs. H’s home, drinking whisky and dice, a confrontation with Captain P, and a late night in her hostess’s rooms. Claudia signs off with affectionate language and asks forgiveness for the disclosed experiences.

New York Claudia Hains Peter C. Hains Fort Hamilton Hains Claudia

Bossard predicts Taft victory in county canvass

Chairman Bossard announced after a complete precinct canvass that Taft will win the county with 1,600 votes to 1,200 and a net lead of about 1,000 with Democrats possibly narrowing the margin. He expects Keppel to win the assembly seat by roughly 200, and says the county ticket is safely elected.

Bosshard Taft McConnell Keppel

Mrs William Astor Dies After Heart Trouble at 78

Mrs William Astor, longtime leader of New York society, died at her home 842 Fifth Avenue after a long battle with heart trouble. Oxygen therapy had been used for over a day in a desperate bid to save her, authorities said.

New York William Astor Fifth Avenue

Democratic Meetings Tonight With Speakers Listed

Democratic meetings and speakers tonight at Wannebo hall Nrth Side P W Mahoney Meyers hall Barre Mills F Wolfe and Prof Schubert Holmen C L Hood and A C Wolfe Bangor John F Doherty and John Utermoehl.

Wannebo Hall Nrth Side P. W. Mahoney Meyer's Hall Barre Mills F. Wolfe Prof Schubert Holmen C. L. Hood A. C. Wolfe Bangor John F. Doherty John Utermoehl

Iowa in Doubt Seen as Polls Open

Des Moines reports both state chairmen refused to predict a Iowa plurality for the first time in years signaling doubt about victory. The commentary suggests the state may be wavering in political alignment and support ahead of the forthcoming elections.

Des Moines Iowa

Dirty politics in Twesme speech fight delays Higbee address

In Galesville Wisconsin Twesme forces delay E C Higbee speech for Ekern until Monday night. The town hall is reserved for political talks by the first party that asks, leaving Twesme without a speaker for tonight while the hall sits idle. Higbee will speak Monday night in the Woodmen hall.

Galesville Wis Twesme E. C. Higbee Ekern Twelme

Twenty Third Street Service Restored By City Railways

Superintendent Sha announces the Twenty Third Street service has started this morning and will extend along Main to the cemetery. Regular cars are running despite earlier delays and visitors are expected to use the new schedule.

Sha City Railway

Von Buelow resigns then resumes chancellor post

The Kaiser spurred a dramatic interview leading to Chancellor von Buelow's resignation. He later returned to office taking responsibility for a London interview but claiming he had not seen it before publication.

Berlin von Buelow London

Democrats Forecast Big Win in La Crosse County

A. C. Wolfe predicts Democratic gains in La Crosse city and county races. He expects Kneen to win by 300 and John Mohr to be elected, with Gifford, Scheuffler, and others supporting the county ticket. Wolfe notes public opposition to a continuous term idea and signals a broader Democratic victory.

la Crosse City Kneen John Mohr Gifford Rawlinson Scheuffler A. C. Wolfe Doherty

German man tries suicide in La Crescent

A German man identified only as J Bechter attempted suicide in La Crescent early Wednesday. He wandered the village with delirium tremens for days, lost a lot of blood before Dr Hall intervened, and he was taken to Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse in serious condition. He promised to go to a La Crosse hospital. Further identification details were unavailable.

J. Bechter Hall la Crosse

Indians Discover Oil in Iowa Town

Sioux City Iowa October 31 Oil is reported discovered by two Indians on reservations near Pukwana South Dakota where oil seeps from a spring. The Indians demand a $5000 bonus to reveal the spring location and claim fifty barrels of similar oil. An investigation is planned into the prospective fields.

Sioux City Iowa Pukwana S. C

Taft warns of economic panic if Bryan elected

Taft campaign remarks from Elmira warn that prosperity hinges on retaining Republican policies. He accuses Bryan of favoring free silver coinage and government railways, claiming capital controls vital to a "certain business future" and that wheels will stop without investment.

Elmira Taft Bryan Zoological Garden Oklahoma Europe

Taft Favored To Win Key States In 1908 Race

Hitchcock predicts Taft will gather 325 votes and carry New York Ohio Indiana Nebraska and the western states possibly excluding Nevada and Montana.

New York Hitchcock Taft Ohio Indiana Nebraska West Nevada Montana

Taft Campaign Tour Reaches Waverly Oswego and More

Taft delivers talks in Elmira Waverly Oswego Cortland Ithaca and Rochester while Mrs Taft plans to join in Buffalo and travel to Cleveland Youngstown and Cincinnati to await election results. Republican parade in New York draws nearly 100000 business leaders and party figures. Rockefeller support for Taft draws denials from Roosevelt and allies amid campaign maneuvering.

Elmira N. Y Taft New York Representatve Fassett Waverly Oswego Binghamton Cortland Ithaca Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Youngstown Cincinnati Businessmen’s Republican Association Sherman and Root Fifth Avenue Twenty-fourth Street J. B. Coughlan W. B. Franklin Robert M. Thompson Rockefeller Rockefeler W. C. Rudd Teddy Washington, D. C Roosevelt Tom Johnson Ohio A L. Faulkner Window Glass Workers of America Frank Kelley Standard Oil Kelloy

Weather and Water Report for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

Coldest at La Crosse 24 and warmest 40 with light wind. River stages steady at La Crosse 2.5 and Prairie du Chien 2.2. Forecasts call for fair Wisconsin tonight with rising clouds Sunday and higher temperatures. Minnesota and Iowa show partly cloudy skies with gradual temperature increases.

la Crosse Prairie du Chien Wisconsin—Fair Minnesota Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

LA Grosse Kreutz Sur Vic Wolfe and Morris MR. Bryan Winchester Claudia Haines WM. Astor Twenty-Third ST LA Crosse County LA Crescent Davidson LA Follette Arcadia Milwaukee Journal Gale College Assembly D. L. Chappell James O. Davidson D. D. Chappell F. A. Kel Man I. G. Herried O. F. Mohre T. E. James L. N. Hammer H. C. Almy D. H. Strand A. J. Bradseth C. T. Severud L. M. Gimmestad
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