Republicans warn of dirty tactics in 1908 election
A 1908 letter from the Business Men's National Bryan Association chairman Norman Mack warns Republicans accuse Democrats of orchestrating fear to influence business leaders. It urges action to counter alleged conspiracies, stressing tariff policy and economic stability as stakes in the Bryan victory.
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Sion
Uryan
Real Lasaes
Alevent
Taft
Straus
Itines Men's National
Bryan Jal
Hilling
Olth
New York
Norman B. Mack
Chicago
Hrvin
Ciaran Mack
Bryan
Viles
Koen
Taft and Southern politics in a cold plunge
The Telegraph rebukes Taft's Southern appeal as a false, insulting argument. It argues Republican policies harmed the South, cotton prices lagged, Reconstruction and civil rights are treated as tradition, and warns that voting Republican risks economic bondage and lost home rule. The piece denounces Taft’s motive and insists Southern fidelity to Democratic principles remains intact.
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Mr. Taft
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Taft
Republica
Southern Democracy
Northern Democracy
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Besidh
George II
Mitchell Visits Relatives In Jersey Mercantile Success
Mr A L Mitchell once a city resident spends a few days with Dr and Mrs Thomas in Jersey where he runs a thriving mercantile business. Consider the lilies. A woman's dress from toque to locket is said to reflect a perfect ensemble even in her husband's pocket.
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A. L. Mitchell
Thomas
Hart to Meet Sullivan in 11 Round Ring Battle
Boston October 20 The Armory books a semi monthly boxing show with Marvin Hart facing Twin Sullivan in a featured 11 round bout tonight. Hart and Sullivan bring strong records and local fan support to the event at the Armory.
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Marvin Hart
Boston
Mass
the Armory
Marvin’ Hart
Tack
Twin) Sullivan
Burglars Hit Heavily as Judge Brand Passes Sentence
Judge Brand dispatched swift justice yesterday in burglary cases. Freeman Bludsoe received ten years for robbing a tailor shop. Jim McKinley drew five years after a Jackson street burglary. the jury’s recommendation for a misdemeanor was rejected. Albert Holder got twenty years for multiple home burglaries. Blackwell not guilty on a stabbing charge. Cross not guilty on shooting. Several others pled guilty to lewd conduct or gambling with costs. Additional cases set for Thursday. grand jury to reconvene at nine.
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Freeman Bludsoe
Robert Jefferson
Jim McKinley
Phillip Ableman
Jackson Street
Albert Holder
J. K. McDonald
T. J. Wootter
Col.t
Robert Blackwell
Col. W. M. Smith
Blackwell
J. B. Cross
J. F. Foster
Cross
Patman
Wii
Thrasher
Charles Moore
Charlie Thrasher
Frank Colley
Colley
Carroll Cabaniss
Cabaniss
Clara H. Morton
W. M. Morton
Jos. L
A. J. Ward
W. B. Har
Makate
WR. J. E. Eidson Buried Yesterday in County
Mr Joseph Eidson aged 67 died after Brights disease at his home. He served as a Confederate soldier in the Eighth Georgia regiment and was honored for his service. He leaves a family and several children. brother to B S Eidson. Funeral held yesterday and interment at the old Eidson farm near Oglethorpe county.
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Joseph &. Eldson
Bright
Eldson
Eighth Georgia
B. 8
Eidson
Eideon
Oglethorpe County
Mr Lewis Cook Still Ill From Fall
Friends report Mr. Lewis Cook remains confined to his Washington Street room after a fall two weeks ago that broke his hip. A Confederate veteran, he would welcome visits from comrades and friends. Miss Lallette Wootten has returned to Washington to visit Mrs. T. B. Wootten.
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Lewis Cook
Mr. Lewis Cook
Washington Street
Campaign climaxes in Midwest as Taft Bryan tour nears end
Chicago reports national party leaders coordinating final stump speeches across Ohio Indiana and New York with Taft and Bryan campaigns deploying top speakers. The piece notes Hitchcock and Straus routing tours while Bryan plans a Chicago appearance and other events target Indiana and Ohio.
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Ohio
Irdiara
Hoosier State
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Straus
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kern
Cannon
Samel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Orchestra Hall
Gompers
Tilinolg State Federation of Labor
Peoria
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