Wisconsin Tariff Debate Divides Republican Party
Madison dispatch describes Morris opposing the minority report at the Republican platform convention. Governor Davidson’s speech shifts momentum toward the majority, while the minority proposes tariff revision tied to protecting American industry and limiting monopoly power. The piece also notes reflections on Irish drama and a production of The Woman of the West starring Annie Mack Berlesn.
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Madison
Wis
Committee On
Thomas Morris
Estabrook
la Crosse
Morris
Wisconsin
Mr. Taft
Davidson
Minority Report
Stephenson
Majority
Sanborn
Lockney
Owen
Republican Party of
Republican Party
National Republican
Hamilton
Clay
Blaine
McKinley
Viaduct Inspected. City Officials Warn of Settlement
President Beckwith and Commissioner Roberge visited Rose Street viaduct after complaints of swaying. They found settlement at one end and said repairs will be made next week with no immediate danger. Last repairs were two years ago. demolition or replacement possible if yards are removed.
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H. J. Beckwith
Arthur Roberge
Board of Public Works
Rose Street Viaduct
Beckwith
Prohibitionist Candidate to Speak at Tabernacle
Rev W D Cox of Milwaukee a Prohibitionist candidate for governor will address Sunday morning at Tabernacle Baptist church. He will discuss liquor interests versus prohibitionists. A local prohibitionist expects a light fall vote due to other parties attracting prohibitionists. Cox likely arrives Saturday night.
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W. D. Cox
Milwaukee
Wis
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Cox
North Side Briefs Chronicle Local Fair and Arrivals
The La Crosse Stone Co. hauls stone for pavement on Kane Charles and Sumner streets. Residents from Westby Madison Minneapolis Cassville Algoma discuss moves visits and travel to the Inter-State fair and nearby towns. Transients include Sigwald Hoft Mr Hanson Mr Olson Miss Voigt Miss Franbach Miss Elsie Russell and Miss Belling with various travel plans and new postings.
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la Crosse Stone Company
Kane
Charles
Sumner
Sigwald Hoft
Mr. Hanson
Westby
Olson
Nelson Clothing Co
Lienlokken
Berlin Street
North Dakota
Herbert Fauver
Madison
Arthur Spence
Minneapolis
E. Whipple
Voigt
Cassville
Franbach
Algoma
Taylor's Millinery
Addes
Mill Street
S. H. Walden
Sparta
A. Ferris
The
Ferris Clothing Company
Fountain City
Gear
Kansas City
Elsie Russell
Prairie du Chien
Maud Fuller
West Salem
Harold Nelson
Miss Belling
Charles Street
Denver
Col
Matt Webber
C. W. Johnson
W. S. Gilkin
Osseo
Vaughan Explains Why He Wrote The Woman Of The West
Father Vaughan, famed for leaving the stage for the pulpit, discusses his transition and the creation of A Woman of the West. He recalls acting years and his collaboration with Annie Mack Berlein to present Irish character on a higher plane through drama.
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Rev. Vaughan
The
Father Vaughan
Annie Mack Berlein
Mrs William M Cody Returns From Detroit Funeral
Mrs William M Cody has returned to the city from Detroit Michigan after attending the funeral of her husband a well known linotype operator formerly of La Crosse He died suddenly at Waukegan Illinois and his body was taken to Detroit to his mother Mrs J M Hendricks 685 Clark Avenue She left a sister Mrs Sam Farris in Detroit and is a La Crosse girl reared in this city Her husband’s death is mourned by a wide circle of friends and she plans to join her parents in Minneapolis after a few days here.
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William M. Cody
Detroit
Mich
Cody
Waukegan
J. M. Hendricks
Clark Avenue
Sam Farris
Dix Street
Myrtle Haines
John
A. Haines
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Mr. Haines
Beedle Maintains 43 Vote Lead in Wisconsin Race
Official canvassing board returns show Beedle leading Abbott for insurance commissioner in Madison by 43 votes. Local officials report the tight race remains unsettled as final counts are tallied.
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Beedle
Madison
Wis
Beedle-Abbott Insurance Commissioner
Millions Of Fish Die In Bayous Amid Record Dropping Water
The Mississippi River system faces a severe drought with water levels falling to 1.9 feet, threatening future fishing and reducing large catches for two to three years. Sloughs along the river are mostly dry or cut off, hindering steamboat travel and disrupting the excursion season as drought continues in September. Official water data from Weather Observer E. C. Thompson noted the ongoing decline.
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St. Paul
Drouth
Yehte Grows His Own Ripe Peaches in Dat Yard
August Yehle, the North Side 1 liceman, grows a peach tree in his yard bearing ripe fruit. The seed was planted years ago and the tree attracts much attention as one of few in the city to bear fruit.
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August Yehle
Yehle
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