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Newspaper

Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

3

Mr. Bickett Assails Plutocracy and Roosevelts Tone

In a fiery address Mr. Bickett attacks predatory wealth and party hypocrisy. He argues both major parties protect trusts and laments the rise of plutocracy under Taft and Roosevelt, praising reform and challenging Republican leaders and their allies.

Bickett Vance Mene Fedt F. Stryan Taft Teddy Roosevelt John W. Kern Harrimany Rockefellers Havemeyer Duke Schwab and Frick Alexander Emma Goldmann Debses Hearats Republicana Dete House of the Alexander Hamilton Hamilton William Howard Taft William J. Bryan Tom Reed Aldrich Senate Mandard Oil Company Cannon Stand Patters Silksocked Gamblers Wall Street The New York Sun Imine Leslie M. Shaw the Treasury Democratic Party Andrew Inckeon Andrew m New Orleans Andrew Jackson M. B’ckett Tom Settle Gus Graham Cleveland Weinut Cove Finley United States Republican Party Bill Kitchen Charlotte Om Fleet Rewa

Bickett Delivers Noted Address Lifting Republican Party

The speech criticizes Mr Cox’s record and jokes about Butler Adams, urging voters to the polls on November 3 for the “funeral” of the Republican party. Bickett’s earnest oratory earns praise as the best address yet, while J W Brooks departs for Omaha as Rural Letter Carriers delegate.

Cox Pas Carolina Colonel Andrews Butler Adams Adams Butler Marion Butler Bickett J. W. Brooks Omaha Neb Brooks North Carolina Person

Seaboard Train Schedules Connect to Coastal Ports and Cities

Effective Sept. 18 1908 Seaboard trains depart Durham with connections to Henderson Weldon Portsmouth Norfolk Richmond and longer routes to Washington New York and Boston Passenger No 238 10 35 A M links to No 38 reaching Portsmouth Norfolk at 5 40 P M No 241 arrives 4 30 P M No 221 arrives 10 05 A M No 41 3 15 P M from Durham to Apex and on to Charlotte Wilmington Atlanta Birmingham Memphis and Florida hubs Timetables rates and info available from agents or write.

New York Durham Durham & Southern Apex Seaboard Charlotte Wilmington Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Points West Columbia Savannah Jacksonville Florida F. Ww

Southern Railway Timetable Arrives for April 6 1905

Train schedule lists daily westbound No 111 from Durham at 3 19 p m for Greensboro and onward to Danville Richmond and southern points with connections at Salisbury for Asheville Knoxville and more eastbound No 112 to Selma and Goldsboro. Additional details include No 107 westbound to Greensboro with connections to Danville Lynchburg Washington and North and West, and No 136 eastbound to Raleigh Selma Goldsboro.

Durham N.C Greensboro Danville Richmond Salisbury Columbia Savannah Charleston Jacksonville Atlanta New Orleans Asheville Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville Selma Charlotte Memphis Louisville Cincinnati St. Louis Lynchburg Charlottesville Washington Baltimore New York Norfolk Oxford Keysville Southern Railway W. H. Tayloe Gen. Pass Washington, D.C Rol Vernes Trav Tassvite NLC Accent

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