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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
3
J H Madden presents a People’s candidate platform in Wisconsin’s 10th district. He pledges support for President, rail rate reform, trust curbs, consumer protection, and a representative government. Local Ashland Republicans rally, naming a 20 member campaign committee including J W Cochran and E E Tennant to back Madden.
James H. Madden of Ashland Wisconsin seeks the Tenth District seat in Congress. He declares independence from influential powers and promises to support President Roosevelt’s square deal, aiming to make government more representative of the people and free from special interests.
The Marshfield News notes James H. Madden's fifteen years in Wisconsin's Tenth district and his strong bid for Congress as a Republican candidate. Endorsements spread across northern counties, highlighting Madden's humble, self-made background and deep ties to lumbermen and laborers who know his character and commitment.
Newspaper endorse Madden for Republican nomination in the Tenth district. Marshfield Times lauds him as a Square Deal candidate who will stand with the people against privileged interests. Edger Press highlights his straight methods, non-lawyer stance, and pledge to represent all constituents. Merrill Advocate notes strong campaign, open fight, and clear platform. Colby Phonograph brands him the choice of Marathon county Republicans. Minocqua Times praises favorable press and trust in his nomination to the Republican ticket.
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