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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1908

Page

6

Democratic Navy Policy and Monroe Doctrine Defense

The piece argues for a strong U S navy to safeguard the Monroe Doctrine and national prestige. It credits William Jennings Bryan with opposing naval buildup in the past and warns that treaties alone cannot protect commerce or deter foreign aggression. It urges endorsement of a robust naval program as essential to defending Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and the Panama Canal era.

Roy United States Democratic Party Cuba Porto Rico Tutuibi Grunin Wawsi Philippines Piannina Canal Add Alaska Europe Panama Canal Pacific Atlantic Japan China Orient Furope London Suez Canal Tague Panama Emanal

How Could Bryan Help in 1896 Proam Campaign

Fragmentary text discusses Bryan and tariff debates as workingmen favor him for revenue and open shops. It questions how senators direct votes will affect industry and public confidence, referencing Taft and political trust amid economic hardship and governance.

Pitsburghs Bryan Stele Cnedustry Perse Acoril

Labor Paper Refuses Political Letters Citing Nonpartisan Policy

The Mine Workers Journal of Indianapolis declines a correspondent letter as partisan political content. It states that such material would invite replies from opposing candidates and crowd out nonpartisan items, preserving space for miners. The piece references Lincoln and quotes Hon. Win. E. Raft in Kansas City, Missouri.

Mine Workers’ Journal Sango Coal Minners Indianapolis Hetsappere Brean Tia Parti Lincoln Abreu Linea Hon Win. EE Raft Kansas City, Mo

Fragmented OCR News Snippet About Political Figures

A garbled passage references the Republican and Democratic parties with scattered names. It mentions Mrs Pernie Claflintuck and a planned action against Ryan, noting concern over Mir Tinyan and potential inability to stop her.

Tian Aly Ans

Root Speech Promises Continuation Of Roosevelt Reforms

Secretary Root addresses the Republican convention, defending Taft as the logical successor and urging unity to sustain Roosevelt era reforms. He contrasts Republican protection, railroad regulation, and steady governance with Bryan and the Democratic record, warning against recalling the Cleveland administration and urging continued vigilance.

Vichy Root Charles E. Lughes New York Mr. Root Weo Tuo Aimerica America

Taft Setstle Priests’ Lands Controversy in Philippines

Judge Taft resolved the Priors Lands dispute by purchasing 60,000 acres from church authorities for 7 million and partitioning it into small parcels sold on easy terms. The move improved civil church relations, reduced friction, and boosted American prestige and neighborly cooperation in the islands.

Taft Philippines Toose Islands Mr. Taft Ife Rome Uesy Sundiar America Paft

Taft Critique of Democrats at Greensboro Speech

In Greensboro North Carolina Hon William Howard Taft attacks the Democratic party saying it has no dependable policy and relies on criticism and obstruction. He contends the party fails when given responsibility for action and governance.

Democratic Party Wmn. H. Taft Greensboro North Carolina

Free Trade Fallacy and Republican Trade Policy

The speaker argues that free trade advocates said no-bus transport would hurt sales, yet both bus and sell have risen, with exports just covering imports and maintaining gold reserves as redemption bulwark. He asserts this will continue as Republican policy, attributed to llmn and James . Sherman.

James Sherman

Peppermints and tobacco woes in a bustling office

A Chicago Daily News column presents a comic office scene with Johnny the bill clerk and the cashier debating fidelity and payment as a worried caller calls about a missed debt. The piece shifts to medical advice from Dr. Clayton Jones praising peppermint drops to curb young smoking.

Tve Johnny Clayton Jones Silverton England London Lancet Jones

Sting in a Letter Sparks Domestic insult tale

Flora accuses Harry of insult from his mother Flora in a letter she opened. The postscript asks to ensure Harry receives it, prompting a quarrel over perceived disrespect. Pearson's Weekly presents the domestic friction with a teasing, wry tone.

Forster Harry Mr. Knew Flora Mr. Knowly Fiora Pearson’s Weekly

Woman feigns trust in husband to please neighbors

A woman pretends to trust her husband to show outward confidence while privately doubting. The idea that serving others reflects self hard work is presented as a philosophy of self and social image.

One Kidney Gone Yet Cure Found by Kidney Pills

Sylvanus O Verrill of Milford Maine says a bad injury left his kidneys paralyzed and pain in his back. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he gained strength and mobility, discarded crutches, and claimed a near full cure in three months. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Sylvanus O. Verrill Milford Thaetors Dean Secon Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

How to Tell Mushrooms From Poisonous Toadstools

An information editor notes that the office receives many questions and confirms the practice is to distinguish poisonous toadstools from mushrooms. Added are ads for Good Housekeepers Use the Heat and Red Cross Ball Blue, with prices. Lord Radstock is noted for religious work and delivering sermons. Mrs Winslow's Seething Syrup for teething children is advertised at 26 cents per bottle.

Querist Lord Radstock

Thought Only of the Dynamite Tale About Kitchener

A Punjab subaltern in charge of construction reports twelve native laborers killed in a dynamite accident. The commander replies with a terse inquiry asking if more dynamite is needed, illustrating brutal wartime communication and a grim anecdote linked to Lord Kitchener.

Lord Kitchener United Service Gazette Kitchener Punjab

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