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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1908
Page
5
This store boasts style and quality in men and young men suits made in New York by Alfred Benjamin & Co. The garments combine dash and swing in youth lines with conservative cuts for men, aiming to attract trade and build a strong local business.
Fragmented account of Taft and Bryan campaign rhetoric. Describes Taft’s final remarks, labor and trust issues, and Bryan’s Lincoln speech. Mentions Rockefeller influence, Republican loyalty to trusts, and calls for government by the people. Reports details of tours in Indiana and New York with political reactions.
The article recounts Taft claiming votes from labor leaders and Gompers’s AFL speech support for Taft’s rival. Bryan campaigns in Kanata City and other cities addressing labor crowds, denouncing Republican trust ties and accusing Standard Oil and the Roosevelt administration of oligarchic power. He cites large deposits and bank influences, predicting Democratic gains with Connecticut and other states showing strong sentiment.
From page one reports show supporters of Bryan and Lincoln guiding a public, partisan chorus. The piece recounts beliefs about Republican shifts and the impact of party loyalties on votes, praising Lincoln while critiquing past Republican support. The narrative weaves personal assurance with political strategy and calls for continued backing in Nebraska and nationwide.
Scott's Emulsion does all it does by virtue of one thing Power its power to create power. As fire turns water to steam so Scott's Emulsion transforms thin impure blood into pure rich blood giving nourishment and vital energy to every organ every tissue and every muscle.
Scott dk Bowde, 409 Pe Stren, br Fort. Reading reads like a city directory entry listing a resident’s name and street address with abbreviations. The fragment suggests a simple listing rather than a full event or story for a historical paper card.
Watson Taft Hisgen and Chetin wage a hard fight to keep Aryan from securing authority of votes with the election moving toward decisive action in May.
President Roosevelt and his delegation travel by private car to Oyster Bay after casting his ballot in New York. Officials expect a short stop to greet relatives before onward travel to Washington. Reports note optimistic White House sentiment on Democratic prospects and party dynamics in Buckeye State voting.
Voter locations listed for each ward in Georgia as polls open at 6 oclock. The national race centers on Taft and Watson with prohibitionists and independents active. Georgia voters face two constitutional amendments on pensions and police and sanitary taxes, with officials predicting a surge in pension payouts though the measure is seen as unlikely to pass.
A string of obituaries and funeral notices from Atlanta list the deaths of John G Jonce and others, with services held across several days. Names include Mrs Rachel Perry, John Warvey Rite, John Hervey Rite, Linnie May Fair, Harry G Poole, John G Dunlap, John Blakey, Hart Haskell, and Hart Via Dorn Haskell. Interments planned at Westview, Oakland, and family cemeteries. relatives and residences mentioned in Peach Street, Piedmont Avenue, and Edgewood areas. The notices note prior occupations, moves from the South Dakota home, and mourning arrangements.
The Casis of Tarl Hineman and two underage defendants face a hearing before Judge Walter Colquitt this afternoon on alleged unlawful restraint. A Capitol Avenue Baptist gathering led by Rev. A Stewart has drawn locals with ongoing services this week. Mrs Frank Morriata and Mrs Roeter UDC chapter retire from Savannah after hosting guests. Dr Monnish, operator of a private sanitarium at Forrest and Peachtreet, faces a misdemeanor charge and a Decatur Street court appearance today.
The report outlines rival claims from Republican and Democratic leaders amid late forecasts of electoral votes. Hitchcock asserts a 325 vote forecast for Kraft, while Norman Mack and Bryan officials push for Democratic leads in New York, Ohio, Indiana, and other states. The piece notes election fraud warnings, labor vote expectations, and ongoing statewide campaigning as leaders project outcomes before tomorrow’s ballots.
In Savannah on November 2 a Democratic rally featured Hon Joe Hil Hall and speakers praising the party, with counter voices from across the street. The crowd heard calls for a large vote in Chatham County while Republican leaders claimed statewide and national tickets would win by about 35,000 votes.
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