New York As Key to Taft Bryan 1908 Election Fate
Washington August reports that New York’s role in the Taft Bryan contest could decide the presidency. Analysts tally electoral votes, with New York’s 36 potentially tipping the balance if Bryan wins the Midwest and West. Saratoga’s convention and Tammany Hall weigh heavily on renomination and campaign strategy.
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Officers Seize Boat Inaux Suspects Held for Wacanaba
Milwaukee dispatch reports John Cummings and Fred Schilliberg with the steamer Monroz seized at the local docks on Sunday. They were taken to Escanaba by officers and held on charges of stealing merchandise and scrap iron from boats along the bay shore.
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Primary Law Suppresses Wisconsin Election Enthusiasm
The Wisconsin primary law dampens party zeal by delaying national ticket discussion until after the primaries. Republicans fear aiding Democrats, while Democrats say state contests remain subdued. amendments next legislature likely to shift primary timing to August to boost campaign activity.
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Mystery remains unsolved in teen death case
Palmer August 26. Efforts fail to clear up the mystery surrounding the death of Faith Davis sixteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Davis and grandniece of William Marsh Rice. District Attorney Taft now inclined to believe Miss Davis drowned herself in the Blanchardville.
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Court to probe Davie murder case after man offers high reward
The father of the missing girl offers 410,000 for the capture and conviction of her killer and a thorough investigation is promised. State police take over. Dr Emerson analyzes the stomach while a Boston pair staying with Miss O'Neil are linked to the sighting near the crime scene.
Why Mr Stephenson Good Reasons for Electing Him Says McGilliven
Tilack River Falls Wis Aug 25 A Wisconsin senator candidate speech argues Stephenson deserves reelection for progressive stance support of La Follette leadership for reform strong farming experience wealth and labor aid business ability and currency vote Roosevelt letter backing his measure praised sacrifices for causes and voter trust urged Jackson county voters to back him
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Hearst letter resigns from Bran Francisco club amid surprise
The Hearst letter to the Tranqueals club of Bran Francisco, a Democratic group, states he was pleased and surprised by requests to resign and expresses disbelief the club still exists. Also notes advertisements for health remedies and light social quips from the era.
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One Telephone Per Minute in Bell System Growth
At the start of the year the Bell system connected over 3,000,000 telephones, gaining about 500,000 in 1900. Independent companies add roughly 2,000,000 outside the Bell system, leaving Bell customers far ahead of rivals. Wisconsin already holds 95,000 Bell telephones with about 100,000 projected, reaching one Bell phone per 22 people. nationwide, one phone per 28 people in the Bell system.
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