Notable Congressmen Endorse Peruna across States
The piece quotes several U S lawmakers from Nebraska Alaska Virginia Tennessee praising Peruna as a healthful tonic for catarrh and coughs. Included are Hon W W E Andrews Hastings Neb Hon Thomas Cale Washington D C Hon C Slemp Big Stone Gap Va and a Fork Vale Tenn anecdote of a man cured after two years of catarrh.
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Nebraska
National Congress
Great Western
W.W. E. Andrews
Hastings
Andrews
Hastings College
Congress
Peruna
W. E. Andrews
Thomas Cale
Alaska
Pacific Slope
Washington d
Ninth Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Cale
Peria
C. Slemp
Virginia
Big Stone Gap
Boss Craig
Fork Vale
Tenn
Campaign rhetoric on delivering labor vote questioned
The speaker argues that he has never claimed the power to dictate or deliver labor votes for any candidate and challenges Mr. Taft to justify asserting otherwise, insisting the charge is an outright falsehood during the campaign.
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John J. Barrett
Democratic Party of
California
Barrett
Vallejo
Bryan
M. F. Jarpey
Mr. Barrett
Hughes Regains His Voice for Chicago Speaking Tour
Governor Charles E. Hughes, after a day of rest in Buffalo, regained use of his voice and addressed two large mass meetings. He planned no itinerary changes and would travel to Chicago to speak tomorrow and Monday night. He had arrived from Jamestown and spent the day in bed.
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Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Governor Hughes
Jamestown
Baltimore Taft Democratic League Forms In Maryland
Prominent Baltimore Democrats and independents form the Taft Democratic League to oppose Bryan and Bryanism and to help carry Maryland for Taft. A large meeting will affirm Taft support while inviting broader participation from across Maryland.
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New York
Richmond Democrats
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Taft Democratic League
Bryan
Taft
Maryland
Bryan Defends Taft Labor Rulings Amid Platform Reply
Bryan dodges direct critique of Taft injunctions by pointing to the Democratic platform on labor. Timberlake publishes letters showing Bryan refused to discuss court opinions, while Taft supporters cite labor-endorsement of Taft’s fair rulings. Bryan quotes a platform pledge and sends a brief reply to Timberlake.
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Seattle
Theodore A. Bell
Bryan
William H. Taft
Bell
Taft
Co. E. Timberlake
Bellaire
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Columbus
William Jennings
Lincgin
Tastin
Moores & Co
Bricklayers’ Union
W. L
Ohio
P. M. Arthur
Phelan
Fed. Rep
C. EB. Timberlake
van Cleave
W. J. Bryan
Fall Claims Life Of Ohio Carpenter In Eaton
Belford McDonald, 67, a carpenter, fell from a scaffold while working in Eaton on October 3. He died from his injuries shortly after the accident.
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E&pecial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Belford McDonald
Eaton
New Chapter in Haskell Muddle Delays Land Case Hearings
President Roosevelt releases a St Louis letter accusing Governor Haskell of misleading statements about Creek Indian lands. The note alleges delay tactics in townsite suits filed before Oklahoma’s statehood and calls for immediate merits hearings. The dispatch also reports Judge Bristow’s campaign reply outlining views on local option tobacco issues and equity society politics in Kentucky.
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Washington
Roosevelt
W.L. Sturdevant
St. Louis
Haskell
Oklahoma
Georgetown
L.L. Bristow
Henry L. Martin
Midway
Woodford
Schott
Jessamine
Senate
Congress
Kentucky
Hon. L. L
Bristow
Judge Bristow Speaks On Campaign Issues
Judge L. L. Bristow shares his views on key campaign issues in a public remarks session. He emphasizes judicial independence, integrity, and the need for clear policy stances to guide voters.
Bryan on Free Silver War Speech
In a public address the speaker declares enlistment in the fight for free silver not for a set term but for the duration of the financial battle. He vows to oppose the gold standard and to push it out of the United States and back to the old world.
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Timberlake
Times- Star
Equity Society
Night Rider
Kentucky
Society of Equity
Martin
Congress
Kentuckspat
L. L. Bristow
Georgetown
United States
Origin of the Word Politics How Fullness Shaped Its Meaning
This piece traces the word politics from its root pal meaning to fill through Aryan, Greek, and Sanskrit kinship. It links polis and metropolis to fullness and community, arguing politics arises from the growth of people in a state and the policy they share.
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Manhattan Island
Croton
Politicus
Metropolis
Bryan presides at Lincoln Nevada Democratic rally
William J. Bryan presided over a monster Democratic rally in Lincoln Nevada with Senator Gore as the principal speaker. The crowd rose for Gore, Bryan thanked neighbors for their support, and Bryan rebutted The Omaha Bee critique of tariff language.
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Lincoln
Nev
William J. Bryan
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Bryan
Bryan Guards
Auditorum
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