Bryan Campaign Banquet Draws 2000 Democrats in Missouri
In Kansas City on March 30 a Bryan event drew about 2000 Democrats from Missouri and beyond to Convention Hall. Speakers, led by J Bryan and Harmon, hailed his candidacy and urged reform against Republican abuses. The remarks argued Roosevelt sentiment signals a reform impulse inside the GOP as Democrats push for a defined platform and a reformist ticket.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises $100 Per Case
Ohio. Frank J. Cheney of the firm Cheney & Co sworn as senior partner. He pledges $100 for every incurable catarrh case. Notary A. W. Gleabon attests. The advertisement claims the cure is taken internally and purports testimonials and pills.
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Keen Interest In Sheriff’s Race Continues On Second Page
A local newspaper note reports ongoing public interest in the sheriff’s race with continued coverage highlighted on the continuation page. Voters and candidates remain in focus as rumors, debates, and campaign actions drawing reader attention.
Swell Runabouts and Top Buggies At Our Store
Showcasing the finest line of runabouts and top buggies in Columbia. Visit our store to see the newest models and latest styling.
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Columbia
Jackson Joins Dry Column in Jackson Tenn
Jackson prepares for a dry day as saloons and whisky joints halt business at noon Wednesday. Citizens vow strict enforcement, with mass meeting adopting resolutions against blind tigers and subterfuge clubs. Reward offered for information leading to conviction of violators.
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Jackson, Tenn
Jackson
Dr. Hill Appointed U S Ambassador to Germany
Washington March 30 President to send Dr David Jayne Hill for Germany post. Senate confirmation soon and Hill to serve in May replacing Charlemagne Tower who will retire. Kaiser expresses regret over misreading the appointment leading to a diplomatic misunderstanding.
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Washington
David Jayne Hill
Germany
White House
Root
Speck von Sternberg
Kaiser
State Department
Hill
Cotton Seed Program for 1908 Planting
Columbia Cotton Mill Co offers seed for planting with enough supply to cover one thousand acres. Seed to be returned from the 1908 crop or settled at market value next fall. Mch20-51.
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Columbia Cotton Mill Co
Washington Riled Over Castro Dispute In Venezuela Row
March 30. Secretary Root says patience exhausted and temper spent over the Venezuela controversy. The President is equally vigorous and reportedly angry throughout.
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Washington
Saloonless City Reduces Grime Over Fifty Per Cent
A citywide liquor abolition cuts crime and fines for drunkenness, with officials noting enforcement but economic improvement. Businessmen oppose returning saloons. residents spend more in other trades, pay debts promptly. Despite a national panic, local finances look sound and firms report higher activity. Vacant saloon buildings are repurposed for other enterprises, while housing stock improves overall.
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Children Cremated in Burning Home Near Scranton
In Hughestown near Scranton, three children Mary John and Joseph Jimitis under six were cremated in a fire that consumed their home as their mother left to buy meat. Police and fire units investigated the blaze and reported no other occupants. The tragedy occurred early this morning as the mother was away at a butcher shop.
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Joseph Jimitis
Will Jackson Be Removed From Local Post Office
A Nashville report says President Taft plans to retire Postmaster Jackson amid political activity linked to the recent county convention. Local figures H F Fariss or W A Quarterman are mentioned as possible replacements, with Col Archanum M Hughes also a noted name. Hopkins of Brownlow wing travels to Washington as local GOP leaders weigh the vacancy.
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Washington
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Jackson
Lee
Hughes
Civil Service Commission
H. F. Fariss
W. A. Quarterman
Hal R. &. Hopkins
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Hopkins
Taft
Col
Archanlun M. Hughes
Appointment Recalled Signals Postmaster Nomination Rift
Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt recalled John W. Jackson’s nomination for postmaster at Columbia after Col. A M Hughes was removed. Jackson, a Ryan type Republican backed by employed aides, faced a stalled appointment and possible new selection as Taft campaign links surface. The episode reflects growing tension over executive appointments and party influence.
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Senate
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Col. Hughes
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Grandfield
John W. Jackson
Columbia
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Taft
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Cortelyou
Political clash over Jackson nomination in Tennessee
A Washington to Lauiaville Couriér-Journal report details Tennessee Republicans reacting to President withdrawing Nomination of Postmaster Jackson for Columbia, Tenn. The Evans-Sanders faction backed him, Arch Hughes was removed, and Jackson’s recess appointment was not confirmed. Civil Service Commission found charges of undue influence sustained.
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Lauiaville
Couriér-Journal
Tennessee
Senate
Postmaster Jackson
Columbia
Tenn
Jackson
Evans-Sanders
Arch Hughes
Taft
Brownlow
Hughes
Civil Service
Dyer Indorsed as Brownlow Post Office Candidate at Columbia
Brownlow faction leaders in Columbia reportedly favor stave maker W. W. Dyer for the local postmaster vacancy if President Taft withholds Jackson’s appointment. Col. A. M. Hughes urged Congressman Brownlow to back Dyer, who enjoys strong local support and business ties. Brownlow leaders fear they cannot dictate the final choice, yet Dyer’s backing could win favorable action from Washington.
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Columbia
Jackson
Col. A. M. Hughes
W. W. Dyer
Col. Hughes
Jess
Dyer
Washington
Taft
Plumbing Contractors Promise Honest Service Policy
A local plumbing firm promotes a fixed policy of doing good work at no extra cost, claiming reliability when contracts are placed with a reputable party. They offer estimates for any plumbing work and emphasize satisfaction and rework if needed. Phones. REEL & WATKING
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