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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
2
A quirky office boy extols poetry and Whitmanian boastful style while noting popular aging tastes. He mentions cast aluminum ware shown in a youth window, praised for one piece casting, lack of seams, and sanitary resistance to acids, though it never wears out.
An Ardmore based Democratic daily editor claims a typewritten page by him to Bryan proves Haskell's ties to Standard Oil. The editor recounts tearing up the letter in a train and cites interviews with Oklahoma and Ohio Standard Oil officials as damning evidence. The piece supports Bryan’s campaign narrative with bold accusations.
A Chicago Tribune analysis argues political corruption spans parties, noting Has Kell’s firing as evidence that even Bryan loyalists can be corrupt. It contends Iowa is solid for Taft and praises Senator Beveridge’s upcoming speech, while speculating Bryan may persist in martyr rhetoric and Roosevelt critique.
The piece argues party lines blur as Democrats join Republicans in accepting influence from Standard Oil. It cites Bailey of Texas and McLaurin of South Carolina as examples of lawmakers accused of taking corporate money, noting many such cases may remain unknown unless further sources emerge.
The piece argues Taft's plain speaking suits a business presidency and praises his direct approach and accessibility. It notes Bryan’s speech limitations, critiques Haskell’s role and alleged ties to reform schemes, and questions party loyalties amid campaign turmoil.
The News promotes a limited time deal: Des Moines Daily Capital from now until January 1 for 75 cents or Daily Register and Leader from now until year end for $1.00, or Daily and Sunday for $1.50. Also Pineules for the Kidneys claims relief for kidney and bladder trouble with a 30 day trial at $1.00, sold by W. T. Palmer & Co.
Taft completed a two day trip through Iowa securing a strong show of support. A conservative estimate places the Republican majority near the hundred thousand mark.
Government land drawing set for October 15 through 17. Registration papers to be prepared by Gail M Hamill in Dallas with reference to Dalitp.
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