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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
2
Chas F Chase RK AL Chase directors join with Sachhanese to address a unified governance challenge. The group builds on prior collaborations to coordinate policy, finance, and strategic planning across sectors. Sources indicate ongoing discussions, with no formal agreement announced yet.
The report shows Fatt leading with 238 454 votes in Iowa while Carrol has 217 772 a margin of 20 682. Bryan records 173 423 and White 183 348 a gap of 10 000 in favor of Bryan. The combined total for it and Bryan is 1 877 thousand and total for all candidates 1 857 08 hundred.
Bryan sends a congratulatory telegram from Lincoln Nebraska on November 5. Taft responds with thanks for the cordial congratulations and good wishes. The exchange reflects the decorum and propriety of political cordiality between opposing figures.
Among congratulations to Governor Cummins on his Senate candidacy are messages from D W Lawyer of St Paul known as Dan Lawyer and from M F Rohrer of Council Bluffs both long time Democrats. Ind Weaver also sends best wishes, while references to Fuvan Weeones attack his political relevance and imply costs to Bryar’s presidential bid.
In a fragmentary report, Gompers is deemed unfit to be the labor ambassador to the Republican party court. Taft will choose federal judges on fitness, not subservience, and Joe Cannon’s re-election hinges on rebuking Gompers’s bid to unseat him.
The Democratic headquarters close and patron saint lithographs removed as political forces claim mixed gains. Dan Hamilton predicts Nate Kendall defeat while Kendall supporters dispute it. Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt and Alice Longworth return to ordinary life as Bryan crowds outpace votes. Missouri remains in Republican camp though Taft’s margin appears modest. What if Rockefeller had voted with his money as well.
The next day sketches a Taft victory sweep with electoral wins in the north and a taft-favored outcome. It notes Democrats earned credit for secrecy in campaigning and mentions figures like Ed Berg John Voorhees and Bert Mountain. It also reports illness in Chamberlain South Dakota and a typhoid case involving Milo Smith.
County office candidates at the recent Gleetinin began filing expense statements. C Worthing reported 383.85 dollars, 1 Redor syth spent 75 dollars, and 1 FP Duval recorded 65 dollars.
Adair reports E J Sidey faced defeat in the reelection bid amid the Tuesday ballot contest. Local sources indicate Sidey was figmeated for another term as voters cast their ballots.
Several new cases have been filed for the November term of the district court. G L Scovill sues Frank A Garside and wife for attorney fees in a case involving an attachment against Garside’s liv ery stock. R Reed sues the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad for $443 over delayed cattle shipment from Wyoming to Omaha. Catherine Ecksman sues the Rock Island for $2000 for injuries from a broken arm at the Marne depot. C Wilson sues the Rock Island for $800 in alleged negligence shipping goods to Colorado. Hi M Boorman is attorney in these cases.
Unhappiness dispelled as Newbro s Herpicide enters markets promising to halt hair destruction by destroying scalp microbes. Advertises Terpicide a new germicide antiseptic with a novel formula. Available via aiding druggists with samples by mail to The Derphida Co. Da toft Mich Atlantic Drug Co offering two sizes 50c and 1.00
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