Morning Telegraph Briefs and Witty Chaff
Excerpts from the Daily Telegraph printing page echo light local puff and humor. Brief notes poke fun at weather forecasts pension talk for ex presidents and newspaper men. Jests reference water wagons, baby care, prison weapons melted into a stove, and a Chicago professor joking about metal transmutation.
Federal officeholders as candidates spark debate on reform
The piece argues that federal officeholders naturally influence politics and should engage in public affairs. It contends that political participation sustains voter interest, strengthens nominations, and that officeholders, regardless of reform views, have duties in public life. It notes McKinley Roosevelt and Harrison as examples of strong engagement.
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Indianapolis
McKinley
Roosevelt
Harrison
Resentment in Politics Distinguishes Voters from Agitators
The text argues that public discontent stems from agitators and malcontents, not the general populace. It suggests even ideal leaders would face resentment, and asserts that experienced politicians should make the best nominations rather than outsiders, implying Dewey would have been favored by the people.
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Dewey
World growing better as powers acquittal praised in Kentucky case
In Caleb Powers trial a jury of ten acquitted and two convicted, eight Democrats voting for innocence. The editor argues the judge acted fairly and notes a partisan shift in Kentucky, with future cases likely to follow legal evidence over bias. It cites bail questions and comments on science claims about diluted alcohol.
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Caleb Powers
Powers
Kentucky
Jim Hargis
Hargis
Commonwealth
Hearne seeks WV governorship nomination in GOP county appeal
Hon William H Hearne of Ohio county asks Republican voters to inquire into his qualifications to be West Virginia governor before the next state convention. He urges voters not to trust unverified claims from any citizen in the Northern Panhandle. A separate notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, claiming no mercury in the former and urging readers to buy from Toledo manufacturers.
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Ohio County
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Northern
Panhandle
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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