Wisconsin elects first Black public officer in state history
Milwaukee report notes Lucien F. Palmar elected as assemblyman from Fifth district, a historic first for Wisconsin. Other items include statewide contests in Oklahoma, Nevada, Louisiana, Alabama, and dynamics in governors races, with Foraker pondering 1908 bid and Moran contest in Boston.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Lucien F. Palmar
Agro
Joseph Weeks Babcock
Babcock
Senator la Follette
Davidson
Alward
Alabama
Montgomery
Congress
Foraker
Columbus
United States
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Moran
Boston
Hughes Wins Big in New York and Roosevelts See GOP Majority
New York returns show Hughes with 60.29 percent over Hearst as Hearst admits defeat. Changer leads the Democratic ticket in the state, with a large gain in Greater New York. Nationally Republicans gain a strong House majority, with 232 Republicans to 154 Democrats, while Roosevelt congratulates Hughes.
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Boise
Line State
Vickst
Borah
United States Senate
Scrippa News Association
New York
Hughes
Hearst
Greater
Upstate
Changer
Mr. Hughes
Congress
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Charles Hughes
Congress Washington
Republica Fer Ees
Massachusetts
London
Croker
Democratic Party
McGarren
Crocker
New York City
Tammy
San Francisco
Gillette
Ruef
Judge Cook
District Court of Appeals
Judge Morgan
Superior Court
Ball
Bell
Los Angeles
Gillett
Sacramento County
Charles Hammon
Lake County
Seattle
Hughes Banquet Honors Hughes in Gubernatorial Race
In New York a Republican banquet honored Mr. Hughes as guest of honor amid the gubernatorial contest. Prominent city Republicans attended the event, reflecting party support regardless of the election outcome.
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Scrious News Association
New York
Hughes Olblne
Republican Club
Hughes
Anniversary of Tippecanoe Battle Draws Crowds
Lafayette reports on the Tippecanoe battlefield anniversary with many visitors. An electric railroad now runs to the historic site, enhancing access for celebrants.
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Scrtipps News Association
Lafayette
Tippecanoe
Two Boys Shot by Companion in Stockton
Louis Raggio aged 14 and John Raggio aged 12 were shot by Robert Benson aged 18 after taunting him about his marksmanship. Louis died, John likely to follow. Benson arrested claiming the cartridge was blank. Also from New York: Princess de Montglyon arrives for Horse Show and Ladies Kennel Association meeting. praised as a sportswoman with famed European kennel.
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Stockton
Cal
Louis Raggio
John Raggio
Robert Benson
Louis
John
Raggio
Benson
New York
Dg Montglyon
France
Montmarre
Ladies Kennel Association
Europe
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