Bryan Calls for Square Deal in Presidential Campaign
William J. Bryan, Democratic candidate, urged the President to implement a true square deal for a month and a half. He criticized the President for favoring a single Republican nominee and using federal influence in selections, saying that was not a square deal.
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Cincinnati
William J. Bryan
Dayton
House of Representatives
Washington
United States
Joseph C. Sibley
Bryan Arrives in Ohio City for Rousing Campaign Stop
The Nebraska candidate drew vast crowds in Columbus and Dayton. He delivered two extra speeches amid street car delays, praising rival Taft while criticizing free coinage and railroad ownership as incompatible with regulation and trust opposition, reiterating decades of anti trust stances.
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Bryan
Dayton
Columbus
Bluff claim adds chapter to $360000 fund tale
New York report says Chairman Mack disclosed the use of the large fund figure was a bluff to prompt contributions by suggesting committee prosperity. It marks another development in the campaign fund controversy.
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Boston
New York
Mack
John P. Elkin
Indiana
Penn
John Archbold
Lancaster
Ben W. W. Griest
Commonwealth
Stone
Lancaster County
Old Colony Trust Co
Judson Hunt
Hopkins St
Wakefield
Mass
James Jaques
Brookline St
E. D. Watermantoughton
Frank Pickel
Winnepurkit Ave
Lynn
Bingham
Charles W. Binghem
Charles H
Elizabeth A. Bingham
Cheney
East Billerica
Sylvanus B. Cheney
Dexter
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Gould
Frederick L. Gould
Massachusetts Ave
Hallett
Chicago
Elizabeth
George S. Hallett
St. Luke’s Episco Church
Chelsea
Hillman
New York City
Edna E
Fred
Robert
Elizabeth Bryson
West End
Roxbury
Causeway Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
St. John
N. B
Jenness
Melrose
Emily A. Jenness
Richard S. Jenness
Albert D. Franklin
Prospect Street
North Station
Kelly
Vernon
Arsenius J
Helen c. Kelly
Neal
Henry
Charles N
Mary E. Neal
EF. F. Kennedy
Saratog
Marine Eye Remedy Relief Sought After Sun Exposure
A public notice promotes Marine Eye Tonic as a soothing remedy for eye strain redness and irritation after sun wind and dust exposure. It urges consumers to ask their druggist about Marine Eye Remedy for reliable relief.
Independent Voters Attack Chanler and Reform Elsewhere
The speaker assails Senator Chanler as a worn figure tied to Charlie Murphy and urges independent action nationwide. He cites alleged corruption in both major parties, highlights Charles N. Haskell and the steel and Standard Oil trusts, and reads letters linking politicians to bribes and influence operations.
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Mr. Chanler
Charlie Murphy
God
New York
Chanler
Foraker
Baileys
Mr. Hearst
Haskell
Standard Oil
Mack
Bryan
Kern
Tulsa
Okla
Standard Oil Company
United States
Independence Party
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Broadway
T. (Tillman
John D. Archbold
McLaurin
Bailey
Welcomed By Many Men
A home remedy recipe is promoted claiming to help overworked men and distraught individuals by secretively preparing a mixture from ordinary drugstore ingredients. The ad cites a medical expert blaming dormant blood circulation for nervous failure and misery, urging readers to mix syrups and tonics and take after meals.
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David Leerberger
Correct Clothes Co
Bond St
Levy Bros
Rochester
New England
Priestley
Big Four
Roosevelt
Taft
McKinley
Morse Bros
Prop’s
Canton
U.S.A
Paign Fund Story
Mr. Kern
Republican Party
Steel Trust
C. Ni. Haskell
Court of Common Pleas
Putnam County
Ohio
John P. Bailey
Haskell’s
Illinois Steel Company
Charles N. Haskell
Federal Steel Company
Archbold
John McLaurin
State Chamber
Washington, D. C
Bennetsville
S. C
Tillman
Gaffney
Senate
John L. M’'Laurin
Frederick L. Eldridge
Knickerbocker Trust Company
City
Eldridge
Bee McLaurin
South Carolina
Sibley
N. F. Clark
Pittsburg
Clark
West Virginia
Faulkner
Fleming
Eipher
Boylston Street
D. C. Bixby
Haverhill
Melville A. Stone
Reading
Wm. McConnell
Summer St
G. E. Eldridge
Williams St
Westerly
R. I
J. G. Blood
Agassiz Ave
Waverley
Frank F. Goodwin
Pratt St
Allston
A. P. Wright
Needham Heights
E. T. Rittal
Winthrop St
SS. A. Goodwin
Alliston
E. A. Lunt
E. High St
Newburyport
F. P. Todd
Main St
Rowley
A. D. Evans
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Planket
Galuattine Pentician
Boylston St
Hay
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
The
White Dental Parlors
Washington St
Opp
R. H. White
Colonial Importing CO
Washington Street
Cor
Jaynes Drug Co
Lewis & Co
W. B. Hunt Co
Houghton & Dutton Co
Rochea
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