Roosevelt on the stump taft campaign critique
The Athens Banner comments on President Roosevelt joining Taft’s campaign with six speeches. It questions the presidential dignity and warns that a Roosevelt campaign tour could distort public perception. The piece urges Republican Chairman Hitchcock to issue a clear retraction to maintain fair election integrity.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Teddy
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Taft criticized as weak campaigner in tariff clash
The piece argues Taft lacks stump effectiveness and misstates history in arguing against Bryan. It notes his claim that millions were unemployed under Wilson Gorman and links Coxey's march to the wrong tariff era, urging accuracy on dates and facts.
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Taft
Mr. Taft
Bryan
Cleveland
Coxey
Washington
Cotton School To Be Held Again At State College
The state college of agriculture plans to hold the Cotton School again next January. Last January’s session attracted over one hundred farmers who benefited from lectures and courses, gaining insight into state college work and farm problems. The upcoming program will add a second week of farmer training with more lectures and practical sessions.
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State College of Agriculture
State College
Addiiion
Democratic Congress Crucial To Bryan Victory
In this campaign the election of a democratic congress is as vital as choosing the president. A democratic Congress would pressure tariff reform and relief from the Dingley tariff, with Bryan’s influence promising relief for citizens. Reports from Democratic headquarters in New York and Chicago boost hopes for a full democratic administration.
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United States
Congress
Bryan
New York
Chicago
Debating Party Loyalty and Tariff Policy in the South
The piece argues some Georgia and Athens citizens may back the Republican ticket despite racial tensions. It contends the tariff robs the South, cites past panics under Republican administrations, and challenges northern wealth disparities tied to party power. It asserts the need to persuade Republicans toward democracy without crime in disagreement.
Roosevelt era panic dismissed by World yet Bryan feared by South
The piece argues that business survived seven years under Roosevelt and will not fear four years of Bryan. It asserts Republicans opposed Southern rights during Reconstruction and praises Democrats as defenders of Anglo-Saxon Southerners. It notes Taft supporters rebuke Bryan and urges rally to Bryan to rebuke Republican tariff policies and Southern affronts. It cites Ohio as leaning toward Bryan with farmers and workers siding with Democrats and the Hanna-Foraker machine collapsing.
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North
Roosevelt
Bryan
New York World
Republican Party
Democratic Party
William H. Taft
New York ‘Times
Taft
Times
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Foraker
Publication of Contributions and Party Accountability
An analysis argues the Democratic Party bans corporate donations and caps individual gifts to ten thousand dollars, pledging publication of all contributions over one hundred dollars. It questions Republican funding practices, noting no explicit limits or public disclosure requirements for corporate contributions.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Democratic Campaign Committee
Republican Party
le Antler Ste
Republicans constrained by secrecy on campaign funds
The author blasts the Republican stance on not releasing campaign contributions before the election. He notes large sums may be involved and contrasts with Democratic positions led by Bryan Parker and the party. The piece asserts voters deserve transparency and favors a clean politics vote.
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Athens Resident
J S Noland of Athens Georgia reports relief from backache and irregular kidney function after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He purchased the remedy at Police & Son drug store and notes a swift improvement in pains and overall condition.
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Athens
Bright
Athena
Strong
Lumpkin
Dean
Police & Sona
Milburn
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Thomas W. Lawson Seriously Injured in Carriage Fall
Thomas W. Lawson financier is thrown from a basket phaeton near North Scituate Egypt Massachusetts while driving with his daughter Miss Bunnie Lawson. He is unconscious, bruised, with scalp wounds and suspected internal injuries. Arnold Lawson reports injuries not serious.
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Egypt
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
North Scituate
Lawson
Dreamword
Mr. Lawson
Miss “Bunnie” Lawson
Dougie
Miss Lawson
Dreamwold
Arnold Lawson
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By Farmer
A farmer from Rural Route 2 Empire da W A Floyd says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured two severe sores on hand and leg. He would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Available at W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons drug stores.
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Empire
W. A. Floyd
Bucklen
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Stores
Methods To Eradicate Loose Smut In Oats
Andrew M. Soule outlines three treatment methods to prevent loose smut in oats. Describes sar solution, formalin treatment, and hot water care, detailing mixing ratios, soaking times, and practical notes for field use to improve yield by ten to twenty percent.
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Landi
Andrew M. Soule
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Andrew Schenck
Andrew Schenck of Ay rton Ontario praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing stubborn coughs and colds in his family over a year. The remedy is sold by H R Palmer & Sona Orr Drug Co Warren J Smith & Bro E C McEvoy L P Canning.
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Germania Fire Insurance Co
Andrew Schenck
Ayrton
Ont
H. R. Palmer & Sona
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
E. C. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
Bulgarian Czar May Proclaim Independence Amid Balkans Crisis
Paris reports Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria will proclaim independence and take the title Czar of the Bulgars in Tirnovo. Rumelia is to be included. Turkey is expected to resist, risking a Turko Bulgarian war. Ferdinand’s resolve appeared firm this morning.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
Paris
Balkan
Tirnovo
Ferdinand
Rumelia
Temps
JELL O Dessert Promoted As Quick Economical Treat
An advertisement touts JELL O as a dainty appetizing dessert that can be made instantly with boiling water and cooled. It claims seven flavors including lemon orange strawberry and cherry and notes a 10 cent package serves a large family. All grocers stock it and substitutes are discouraged.
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Desard
Jell-O
Russell Thomas to Make B16 Fight in Atlanta
Colonel Felder, attorney for the Thomases, denies annulment plans, says only Mrs. Thomas can initiate any action and must decide in person. He notes Russell Thomas has left Atlanta for south Georgia and Cuba, and that the couple are not underage.
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Atlanta
Speer&Thomas
Thomas
Thomas B. Felder
Thomases
R. K. Rambo
W. A. Speer
Speers
Rambo
Foundaton
Colonel Felder
South Georgia
Cuba
Russell Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
Peni Fent
Mr. Rambo
Mrs Ada Croom Praises New Discovery Cure
Mrs Ada L Croom owner of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mies says a severe cough and consumption seemed cured after using Dr King s New Discovery She reports three bottles brought a complete cure The remedy is sold by W J Smith Bro and H R Palmer Sons at cc and 1 00 with a free trial bottle offered
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Trotel, Vaughn, Mies
H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Stores
Roosevelt to stump for Taft in Fairview visit
President Roosevelt plans a series of six speeches from Atlantic to Pacific in support of Taft. Bryan counters with campaign stops including Des Moines Perry Tama and Chicago. In Nebraska, Fairview hosts voter attention as Go and local figures meet ahead of key events.
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Lincoln
Neb
Roosevelt
Taft
East
Ie Aly
Rele
Pacific
San Francisco
MW Bryan
Chicago
Aline
Bryan
Des Moines
Perry
Tama
C Rapids
Chien
St. Laila Hin
Sumlis
Nebraska
Reysa
Democratic Eye
Tdneeln
St Duis Mo
Mr. Bryan
Havelock
Burlington Railroad
Oklahoma funds aid Haskell in fight with Hearst
Guthrie residents and others raised 2000 dollars in support of Governor Haskell amid a dispute with W B Hearst's Oklahoma Times. An interior department official visited Guthrie to review Prairie Oil records connected to the case. The fight centers on Haskell suing Oner Gdict, editor of the Oklahoma Times.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
The
Oklahonst Times
A Jeweler's Experience With Foley Kidney Remedy
C R King a jeweler at 1 Virginia Ave Indianapolis reports severe kidney weakness leaving him unable to walk. After four bottles of Foley Kidney Remedy his backache and irregularities vanished and he could resume daily business. He claims previous remedies failed and recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy.
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C. R. King
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Tri
Foley
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