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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
5
A Times News Company item argues the election of William Howard Taft by broad margins was decisive and praises the country’s work yesterday. It credits Taft as a breadthful leader and lauds his stance with laborers, predicting strong support for his administration.
Fragmentary text mentions elector voting and a misread ides cardle with names Mick and 2G. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a complete record.
A fragment suggests Uncle Joe Cannon faced criticism from his district, indicating tension over his political standing and potential retirement or reelection concerns. The readable text hints at unfulfilled support and a questioning public mood.
Citizens seek word on Chairman Mack's whereabouts since supper time yesterday. The message urges Bryan to provide support and sympathy during this critical moment.
The write up hints at campaign contribution publicity affecting outcomes and notes the election is finished while questioning the source about the take-off from the thirty contest.
A fragmented note blends mock prophecy and weather talk, referencing Mother Shipton and named figures. The text hints at unsettled forecasts and odd predictions amid a murky historical clipping.
Broan signals a third campaign phase while preparing for a fourth budget cycle, aiming to secure funding and align strategic goals amid ongoing opposition and fiscal constraints.
Early state reports shifted from earlier optimism to less favorable tones as evening analyses suggested Republicans faced challenging current conditions and uncertain outcomes.
John Johnson fared to deliver foods to Bryan Coe Minnesota with a nice majority. A set of predictions on New York and other states for sale cheap if sold at once. James P. Hornaday, care Indianapolis News.
The readable lines mention the Indianapolis News and a political frame but provide no concrete facts, dates, people, or places to form a proper summary. The text is too fragmentary to identify an event or outcome.
The statement frames the outcome as vindication for Masyte Haskell, suggesting public or official approval. No additional context is provided about the source or the event surrounding the remark.
The fragment reflects a period critique of political figures including John D Rockefeller Bryan and Gompers. It mentions Chicago workingmen's disbelief in Gompers and Nebraska pride associated with William Jennings Bryan. The text hints at public doubt about democratic rule and failed reform proposals.
Baltimore date reports a new Vatican procedure placing archbishops and bishops on a common basis with other countries rep as business representatives. An apostolic delegate remains in place while a possible U S Vatican diplomatic liaison is discussed amid opposition.
A medical notice from SO. McKennan & Son denies any recorded case of pneumonia from Foley's Honey and Tar. It warns against unknown preparations containing opiates that may cause constipation and slow recovery from colds while urging customers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes.
A fragment from Youth's Companion presents a dialogue about tea strength with a young speaker arguing two hours is too long to boil tea. The older narrator questions, but the youth claims longer boiling extracts more flavor, illustrating differing views on preparation.
Crowds gathered across City Hall Park Broadway and Brooklyn as elec tion results poured in. Extras announced Taft victory while supporters cheered Taft Taft Ble Bill Taft and opponents urged to wait and see. The revelry rang through Broadway theaters with orderly parades and exuberant crowds in a festive mood.
Loudenslager secretary of the Republican congressional committee sent congratulatory telegrams to Taft and Sherman and a message to President Roosevelt praising the Republican ticket and an expected larger House majority. He forecast about 237 Republicans to 174 Democrats in the House.
Bethlehen Pa November 4 1910 Manley B Cutter longtime general manager of the Lehigh Valley railroad resigns to take a similar post with the Minneapolis St Louis Iowa Central railroad. The move comes as a surprise to Cutter's friends here.
An unclear Louisville Herald fragment shows garbled dialogue about police, work honesty, and job hunting. The text lacks clear events, names, or dates due to OCR corruption.
Pittsburg November 4.0 Congressman John Dalzell won a greatly reduced plurality in the Thirtieth district. Edward Flioffy the Democrat pressed a strong campaign and narrowed Dalzell's typical vote in industrial areas.
New York state will cast its 39 electoral votes for Taft and Sherman. Governor Hughes is re-elected as Greater New York shifts Republican for the first time since 1866. Chanler loses city support but gains rural strength. overall turnout high across the state.
Georgia assigns its thirteen electoral votes to William J. Bryan and keeps the state’s delegation solidly Democratic with four representatives to two Republicans in the Sixty-first Congress. Missouri reverses Homaldieu victory trends as Wail S Cowherd wins. St. Louis area shows Democratic gains. Taft votes trail Roosevelt by about 24,003 in Georgia.
The material notes Texas results with Roosevelt at 51 242 votes in 1904 and Taft around 20 000 this year as Irvan leads with about 220 000 and Thomas M Campbell wins re election as governor with Democrat backing.
Richmond reports the Old Dominion remains safely Democratic by about 17 006 votes but loses one Republican congressman. Taft totals 36000 in a 130000 vote field, a GOP decline of 17880 since 1904.
Charleston reports the Republican Party captured 2000 of 68000 votes in South Carolina. M. F. Angel is reelected governor with no opposing candidate, matching or slightly trailing the prior four year results.
In Jacksonville on November 4, Albert W. Gilchrist, a Democrat, is elected Florida governor as the Democratic national ticket carries the state by about 26 000 votes. The result marks a clear statewide victory for the party in this election.
Little Rock Arkansas on November 4 reports Bryan carried the state by a reduced majority as a result of a heavy black vote. All Democratic congressmen were elected.
In Montgomery Alabama figures list Taft with 13 000 votes and Bryan 90 000. Taft polled 9 472 fewer votes than Roosevelt did in 1904, reflecting state results.
Tennessee politics show Nashville and state results with Democrats ahead by about 80,000 votes. The 1904 Republican tally fell well short, reflecting a continued Democratic strength in the region.
Senator Moore secures a clear majority in the race replacing Hiner Binford who withdrew due to illness. He carries Fayette County by 458 and Rush County by a solid local tally. Hancock shifts to Mull with 540 for Mull and 32 for Moore, yielding Moore a net lead of 47. Mull, a popular Democrat, is praised for broad support across parties.
An amateur recipe sold as a guaranteed cure lists Kid extract Dandelion, Compound Karson, and Sarsapas villa with a dosage of one teaspoon after meals. It touts relief from kidney problems and rheumatism, claims safety for the stomach, and notes a local druggist can supply ingredients or mix it.
A dated medical ad touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for dullness and fatigue caused by an inactive liver. It claims the product stimulates the liver and bowels without nausea or griping and that urine is more effective than pills. Substitutes are refused. S. O. McKennan & Son.
Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is declared not affected by the new Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. S. O. McKennan & son endorse it as a safe option for children and adults.
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