Governor Harris Garners Support in Noble County Rally
Governor Harris drew about four thousand people at a Caldwell rally as Republicans pressed a strong temperance message. Assistant Attorney General Miller spoke on state finances while Judge Howard W. Luccock and State Auditor Guilbert joined Harris in promoting National issues and local party unity.
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Bryan attacks Bryanites fearfully in New York rally
William Jennings Bryan faced sharply critical remarks from General Luke E. Wright in Terrace Garden New York urging that his election would be a dangerous experiment. Wright praised Taft and Roosevelt and argued Taft would lead the nation safely with Wright noting Taft as an ideal president under Roosevelt’s legacy.
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Government orders pay clerks voting leave
White House directs all departments to pay clerks and other employees who wish to go home to vote on October 29. Salaries to be paid up to and including the day before.
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Case Declared Incurable After Prolonged Illness
A man endured severe eczema and related torment, enduring hospital stays until doctors pronounced his condition incurable. He suffered persistent pain and life was described as intolerable, with periods of confinement and treatment ending in discharge as hopeless.
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Eczema Suffering Ends in Remarkable Recovery
A letter from 1907 describes a child named Owen with severe eczema failing many doctors and hospitals. After years of worsening skin, plaster casts, and immense pain, a regimen brought a dramatic improvement and the family reports a serene, cured condition.
Taft Campaign Sees Republican Path To Victory
Taft portrays GOP progress from gold standard to Philippines reform and Panama Canal gains while defending tariff policy and opposing Bryan's plan for drastic trust and tariff changes. He argues for measured tariff revision, warns against centralized power, and outlines Indiana campaign stops and travel to Maryland and Cincinnati.
Railroad Men for Taft Campaign Dignifies Delegation Visit
A Taft campaign stop in Trenton drew a large audience as a delegation of railway workers from Pennsylvania Railroad, Lackawanna Conductors, Locomotive Engineers, and the Order of Railway Conductors voiced strong support. Spokesman Benjamin E. Chapin stated East railroad men back Taft and oppose Bryan’s railway ownership views. The event followed Taft’s address in the city’s largest theater.
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Taft speech on labor rights outlined by former president
Judge Taft spoke in New Brunswick on labor decisions he issued while on the bench, asserting he established the legal rights supporting organized labor. William H. Fairless of Virginia introduced him, amid interruptions about Standard Oil. An overflow crowd heard Taft in Rahway later, with a brief five minute address.
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Taft Campaign Schedule Adjusted Due To Illness
Chairman Hitchcock reports Taft’s voice is failing and will cancel many speaking dates. Several day speeches are dropped with one night speech in Chicago postponed, affecting West Virginia and Connecticut plans. Hitchcock remains hopeful about Missouri prospects while Taft rests in Ohio. General Q O Howard joins headquarters.
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Patent remedy touts fast cure with laxative bromine tablet
An old advertisement claims a single day cold cure using laxative bromine quinine tablets. Druggists guarantee refund if it fails. Each box bears the signature of E. W. Grovh on the label.
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Bryan Bids for Labor's Support in Illinois Tour
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan pushes for a new Cabinet post for labor and cites public funding of campaigns. He accuses Republicans of seeking large sums to influence elections while traveling through Illinois and meeting Adlai Stevenson in Bloomington. He vows to reach Washington after March fourth and continues to Ohio and Kentucky appearances.
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Mack Sees Conspiracy in Factory Closures
New York October 19 Mr Mack denounces manufacturers who threaten to shut factories if Bryan is elected calling their actions an indictable conspiracy offense. He says such statements violate laws against conspiracy and would merit legal action.
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Campaign Tour Details for Ohio Indiana Stops
A campaign operative prepared to stump for Taft and Sherman. He was assigned to Ohio from October 23 to 27 and Indiana from October 28 to 31, outlining scheduled campaign appearances in both states.
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Sherman follows Taft in Delaware campaign stop
James Sherman, Republican vice presidential candidate, spoke at the Grand Opera House in Wilmington after dinner with General Dupont. He addressed a large crowd, discussing the issues of the campaign and receiving a warm reception.
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Taft Club Opens Headquarters as 1500 Sign Up
The Citizens Taft Club opened in former Fifth National Bank rooms with 1500 names on enrollment sheets by 5 PM. Nearly 3000 Taft buttons and 1000 Taft pictures distributed as supporters flood the city. Party leaders praise the welcome and plan noon factory talks on Taft labor and tariff positions.
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Nature Signals Poor Food Response Prompts Diet Change
An Arizona man recalls years of breakfast distress from soft starchy foods and coffee. He switched to Postum and Grape-Nuts three months ago and reports no stomach distress or headaches, weight gain, and improved well being. He praises Grape-Nuts as tasty and Postum as easily digested. There’s a Reason. Get The Read to Wellville book in packs.
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