07 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1904
Page
1
The piece reports shifting public opinion against Governor La Follette across Wisconsin. Farmers and laborers rebuke his campaign methods, while supporters and Democratic peers forecast a substantial victory for Governor Peck. Bribery and machine influence are cited as concerns in political alignment.
Information at the Adler Building on Central avenue welcomes all voters regardless of belief. The staff will provide important guidance on marking ballots after specially studying voter needs. No one should enter a booth unless fully confident in expressing their exact voting intention. Citizens are assured courteous treatment.
A partisan critique denounces a last mile table claiming to compare Peck Scofield and La Follette administrations. It argues the figures are inflated and misleading, urging readers to compare actual total costs from 1893 1903 for each governor.
Local leaders of the National Republican party set up a ballot reading bureau to help voters correctly mark the unusually complex blanket ballot for tomorrow’s election. Officials caution ballots may be rejected or miscounted if legal markings are not followed.
Hon. B. F. McMillan of McMillan speaks across Wood county, defending his campaign claims with alleged proofs and warning against La Follette railways. He appeals to shippers, asserts current laws suffice with honest enforcement, and offers a $500 reward for evidence of illegal rebates. Park Falls plant consolidation hints at regional industry revival, amid questions over transfer of business interests.
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