Mack Sees Victory Reports Show Rising Tide
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic national committee, predicts a Bryan victory in November with rising support in Ohio Indiana New York and Pennsylvania. He warns Republicans of a shrinking vote and urges continued campaign energy. He cites Democratic unity and claims majorities in key states while outlining signs Republicans fear a Democratic win.
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Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Taft
James S. Sherman
Charles F. Brooker
Brass Trust
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Charles Nagel
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
George M. Pullman
Great Pullman Palace Car Trust
T. Coleman du Pont
Powder Trust
Boise Penrose
George R. Sheldon
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hughes
William Nelson Cromwell
Edward H. Harriman
United States
Fred W. Upham
Republican
West
Board of Review
Republicans and Calamity Prattle Over Bryan Victory
The piece argues Republicans fear a Bryan win, calling their calamity cries a political tactic that failed when their own party caused panic and stagnation. It asserts Bryan would govern honestly, and warns voters against being swayed by false forecasts of doom.
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Bryan
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Railroad Employes Fight Taft Denouncement in Press
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers journal denounces Judge Taft as a conspirator and treason to republican institutions. Ex senator John J. Ingalls dismisses trusts and monopolies as harming consumers while boosting dividends from fictitious capital.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers’ Journal
Taft
B. of L. E
John J. Ingalls
Farmers Resent Coercion by Sharples Statements
Indiana farmers in Washington township Marion county adopt resolutions condemning a Sharples statement about closing Sharples Separator Works. They form an endless chain to unite fellow farmers against partisan scare tactics, denouncing pressure on voters and urging fair play across parties.
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Indiana
Sharples
Mack
Washington Township
Marion County
Associated Press
P. M. Sharples
Sharples Separator Company
Westchester
Bryan
Albert Blue
Ross
Ludlow
Heart to Heart Talks on Buster Browns Birthright
A column contrasts the fates of the Ridds and Crumps and warns that society should avoid uprooting children like Buster Brown from their birth families. It urges better support for struggling parents to preserve a child’s birthright and familial love.
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Buster Browns
Chicago
Buster Brown
Buster
Scores
Coffee quality and shop policy on refunds
The note explains that good coffee comes from both buying and making. It states grocers will refund customers if they dislike Schilling's Best, and asserts the store pays the grocer.
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Schilling
A Whaling Yarn From a Sailor Tar
A Chicago News item presents a verse in which an old whaler on a spar ponders whether fish weep, noting he has seen sperm whales to blub ber and asking how a land lubber would phrase such a question.
Not Intentional
The St. Louis Times reports a church incident where Rev. Riddle laments a husband’s departure from services yesterday while Mrs. Pipp defends John’s sleepwalking entrance.
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Riddle
D. D
Pipp
John
St. Louis
Felt Hats Return From Distant Closets
The Houston Post notes the welcome return of hats stored away in closets. The piece uses playful tone to suggest hats have feelings despite their inanimate nature and invites readers to greet the returning felt collection.
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Houston Post
Ministers Seek Higher Stipends in Scottish Satire
A spoof dialogue features a minister praising Saunders and arguing that larger stipends would attract a better class of ministers, reflecting Punch magazine’s humorous take on church salaries.
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Saunders
Harvest Note and Modern Genius Quotations
A harvest note from the Atlanta Constitution extols corn in the crib and a full table as an appetites rise. The Washington Herald quotes a modern genius planning to compile a life from postcards, noting there were no letters to collect.
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Atlanta Constitution
Washington Herald
Campaign Influence and Wardrobe Wit Across Papers
The Washington Star notes political clout shows in subtle acts like writing checks rather than speeches. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch jokes that long overcoats will outlive this fall, implying a longer season for outerwear.
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Washington Star
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Holiday's Advance Note From The New York Globe
A festive note on the season describes suitors preparing fine attire and greased shoes while plans to hang mistletoe unfold, illustrating holiday courtship rituals used in a light editorial voice. The piece mirrors historical urban humor about social customs during yuletide gatherings.
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New York Globe
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American Federation of Labor
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Duncan
MR. Taft
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Tacoma
Furni
Great Majestic Range
Ostermoor Mattress
Hoosier Cabinet
Karpen Furniture
Oma
Pacific Ave
L. L. Maley
Aberdeen
The
Rallston
South
Superior Court of the
State - Washington
Chehalis
Charles J. Dobson
E. Coretta Dobson
Chehalis County
State of Washington
Montesano
Mason Irwin
W. C. Birdwell
Superior Court
Aberdeen Herald
A. W. Barkley
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