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Newspaper

Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

3

Clergy Endorses Taft Calling Him Christian Gentleman

A Washington telegraph from Cincinnati quotes Bishop J C Hartzell of the Methodist Episcopal Church praising Taft as the highest type of Christian gentleman while noting bench marks of religious influence in the campaign. The bishop says election results hinge on character and policies, not sectarian tests, and underscores the founders’ no religious test principle.

Tinois St. Louis Washington St. Louis Globe-Democrat Cincinnati Hayman Mr. Tafé Taft Chicago M. C. Hartzell Mr. Bryan United States As & Gow Presbyterian Mr. Taft Edward Everett Hale Christ Heartgell Republic

Taft Labor's Friend: Taft's Toledo Ann Arbor Decision Adopted by Rail Unions

Analyzed Taft's Toledo Ann Arbor ruling shown as a labor aid. The piece argues Democratic rhetoric misleads railroad workers while Taft's decision supports labor rights by upholding workers' right to quit and condemning sympathetic strikes. It notes rule 12 was dropped and Taft's doctrine became standard in union contracts.

Repub-ican William H. Taft Labor Organization Taft Toledo Ann Arbor Brotherhood of Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

Roosevelt Praises Taft's Judicial Record

President Roosevelt lauds Taft as a judge, saying his decisions uphold public rights against private interests. He argues Taft would implement parity between gold and silver if asked to decide, and defends Taft's fairness to railroads.

Roosevelt Taft Bryan

Trinity Archive Debuts Its New Academic Year Issue

The October Trinity Archive appears with sixty two pages. Forty three pages hold reading matter including poems stories editorials while the rest are advertisements. Notable pieces include Spain of Today by Albert M Webb since Remus Gon by H E Spence Clarissa by E S McIntosh and The Eternal Feminine by Louis I Jaffe.

Trinity Archive Trinity Spain Albert M. Webb Remus H. E. Spence Joseph Lee Franklin R. C. Goldstein J. N. Cole,Jr C. M. Hutchings Wayside

Trinity College Historical Society Seventh Series Books

The Trinity College Historical Society releases the Seventh Series of Historical Papers with topics on United States Senators in North Carolina selections from Bedford Brown’s correspondence and biographies of local figures. The society advances active cataloging of North Carolina materials and plans literary events including Abraham Lincoln and Trinity College history discussions.

Trinity College Historical Society The Historical Society United States North Carolina Earl R. Franklin Bedford Brown James Robert Bent Hathaway Willis Smith Rose of Sharon Baptist Church R. T. Howerton Abraham Lincoln Trinity College

Southern Railway Schedules and Connections from Durham

Train times and connections listed for Southern Railway routes from Durham North Carolina. Details include departures No 111 to Greensboro and beyond with links to Danville Richmond and southern points. eastbound No 112 to Selma Goldsboro. No 107 to Greensboro with links to Danville and the North. No 136 to Raleigh Selma Goldsboro. No 135 westbound to Salisbury Charlotte and the south with extensive connections. mentions dining and Pullman cars and offices for booking.

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