Ohio voters urged to “clean out the statehouse” and curb political rot
Amid cries for change in Ohio every section condemns entrenched bosses. Governors candidates Harmon and Cox appear in a rotating power scene with deputies and party loyalties. Taft’s stance on colored soldiers and labor votes is questioned while Akron speech memory lingers.
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Statehouse
Ohio
State House
Orer
Judson Harmon
Guilbert
Judge Harmon
United States
Charles C. Green
Cox-Guilbert
McKinnon
Legislative Committee
Gompers
Taft
G.o.p
Roosevelt
Republican promises frame a century of prosperity rhetoric
The Buffalo Enquirer notes that in 1896 Republicans pledged to restore prosperity and won, in 1900 and 1904 they promised to maintain it and won again, and in 1908 they remain in power repeating the restore prosperity refrain.
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Republican Party
Buffalo Enquirer
Which Shall Rule People or Trusts
A political opinion arguing that the trusts dominate the election stakes and that the coming vote will decide who governs Washington. It suggests Mr. Sherman supports Taft and that the interests of trusts overshadow the people in this campaign.
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Sherman
Taft
Mr. Taft
Washington
Bryan and Harmon platform in Ohio race
The Coshocton Times notes the pair as a national law enforcing president and an economical state governor. Bryan pledges to enforce all laws regardless of defendant, while Harmon vows to push for an economical and efficient Ohio administration.
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Bryan
Harmon
Ohio
Coshocton
Graft Allegations Hit Ohio State and County Offices
The Madison County Democrat condemns widespread graft within Ohio state and county offices. It accuses the Republican machine of protecting corrupt judges in Hamilton County to quash investigations and urges voters to elect honest, capable leaders to state and county offices and the legislature.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
Cox
Madison County
Democrat
Vanity's Vision Linen Gowns and Nightgown Pattern Ad
A fashion notice highlights linen gowns with soutache trim and high corset skirts, silk jackets, and coordinated colors. It promotes a nightgown pattern 4114 with mail order access, plus tips on slips and ruffled sleeve details, ending with a note on Louis XV coats and celluloid combs.
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Paris
Louis XV
Taft Afterword Probed in Ohio Voter Letter
Rev John P Galvin questions Taft’s Akron remarks and shifts in support of Cox Brown and Dayton leaders. The letter demands a clear explanation of whether Taft’s praise masks political expediency and whether Cox Brown and others are fit to lead the Republican party.
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William Taft
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Walter Brown
Toledo
CGC
W. Bieser
Dayton
Cox
Hamilton County
Pattison
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Akron
Ales
Messrs. Cox, Brown
Republican Party
Republican Papers Cite Mills Receiver Move as Prosperity
The Raleigh News and Observer notes a Pillsbury flour mills group in Minneapolis put under a receiver. The unit capacity is 40,000 barrels daily, with six mills totaling $15,000,000 in value. Profit per barrel reportedly five cents, implying $2,000 daily from the 40,000-barrel mill.
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The
Times
Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Republican Prosperity
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Drowning incident on Snake River near Twin Falls
J F Tup per and his six year old son drowned while fishing in the Snake River near Twin Falls Idaho. A fish pulled the boy into the water and the father jumped in after him to attempt a rescue. Wilbur Wright invited to Berlin for aeroplane experiments per war department statement.
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Twin Falls
Ida
J. F. Tupper
Snake River
Here
Fshing
Wilbur Wright
Berlin
War Department
Arnica Salve Endorsed for Sore Feet and More
Mr. W. Stone of East Poland Maine praises Bucklen s Arnica Salve for sore feet burns sores cuts and abrasions and piles. Sold with guarantee at Neilley & Co and C A Heiner Byesville drug stores priced 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Mr. W. Stone
East Poland
Maine
Neilley & Co
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
Mrs Mary Lee Credits Dr. King's New Discovery
In Zanesville Ohio Mary Lee writes her husband James Lee owed his recovery to Dr King's New Discovery after severe lung illness described as consumption. The ad touts the remedy as best for throat and lung issues with immediate relief and a money back guarantee. Available at Neilley & Co. and C A Heiner in Byesville with 30c and 1.00 pricing and a free trial bottle.
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James Lee
Zanesville
Mary Lee
Dr. King
Neilley & Co
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
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Nile
Baby
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Precious
Cigarmakers Indorse Gompers
Elmira
N. Y
Cigarmakers’ Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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Guernsey County
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Senecavlle
Cambridge
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Dyson
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Muskingum College
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Meredith College CO
Cleveland
Buffalo
Erie
Detroit
N.Y
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C. & B. Line
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Ohio Farmer
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World Weekly
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J. M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge, Q
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