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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
3
Temperance and ballots in Br A P ent Saturday race
Editor Barnhart notes courteous treatment by opponents while warning Republicans of temperance stakes in county local option law. Calls for Troyer Wider and Zook as pro temperance. cautions on Democratic claims and on tainted ballots linking Taft vs Bryan and Marshall misinstruction.
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Friend of Temperance
Troyer
Wider
Zook
Friends of Temperance
Misleading ballot instructions target Thomas Marshall
The piece warns newspapers printed fake ballot guidance titled How to vote the republican ticket except for Marshall. It explains Indiana law requires no marks other than the emblem or the square beside each chosen Democrat, and cautions Republicans against following selective instructions that could spoil a mixed vote.
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Thomas Marshall
Marshall
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Taft and Bryan Compared as Presidential Candidates
The article contrasts William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan noting Taft’s lineage of jurists and public service. It traces Taft’s career from lawyer to judge to solicitor general and higher courts, highlighting his selection for the Philippines duties by President McKinley.
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William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Ing
United States Court
The
Philippines
Taft
McKinley
No title provided in readable text
The passage advocates a strong, diplomatic administrator with practical experience, praising the individual’s leadership in Philippine affairs, Japan relations, and Panama Canal oversight. It contrasts him with Bryan, depicting Bryan as theoretical and unstable, and argues for selecting a practical, decisive man like Tatt for capable governance.
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Tatt
Bryan
County Ticket Endorses Republican slate for forthcoming election
The republican county ticket argues for unity and continued support. It praises incumbents Sheriff Ziesel Judge Vernon Van Fleet Treasurer Cropp and Commissioner Berlin. It cites local option benefits and endorses Miller for Congress and Anderson for northern district.
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Messrs
Troyer
Wider
Zook
Congress
Charles W. Miller
Superior Court
Elkhart County
Brands - Francis
Berlin
Leander Anderson
Goshen
Elkhart
Local slate features promising young candidates
Dr Stauffer for coroner and Harold A Keith for surveyor are praised as fit candidates. Burris is seen as a proven prosecuting attorney. Eber Darling, Republican for assessor in Concord township, is linked with county affairs. Township trustee William J Sigerfoose is deemed well equipped and deserving by supporters.
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Stauffer
Harold A. Keith
Burris
Eber Darling
Concord Township
Wikbart
Wiliam J. Sigerfoose
Republicans Deliver Goods and a Business Policy
Col Conn of the Elkhart Truth urges party loyalty while criticizing non progressive parties. The piece argues Republicans succeed by delivering goods, warns Democrats against ruinous policies like free silver, and calls for a sensible business policy to curb graft and protect public welfare.
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Conn
Prom Elkhart Truth
Col. Conn
The
Elkhart Truth
Democratic Party
Ligonier
Bryan
Cleveland
Watson praises Lincoln's national policies at Lincoln City
At Lincoln City Indiana Friday James I Watson denounced Marshall's phrase Abe Lincoln's shade and won the crowd's endorsement. He argued Lincoln stood for a strong national government, a universal currency, and a protective tariff, contrasting with contemporary Democrat beliefs. Tears were seen among listeners as the tribute moved them.
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Marshall
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Ind
James I. Watson
Abe Lincoln
Watson
Mr. Watson
Women to vote at Y W C A HQ for state law election
At the Y W C A headquarters 505 South Main street women sixteen and older may cast ballots between 7 and 9 p m. The real election returns will be read at the rooms, following all state regulations.
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South Main Street
Old Soldiers Club Straw Vote Shows Taft Lead
A straw poll at the old soldiers' club on Jackson street this afternoon tallies fifteen votes for Taft and two for Bryan. Dr. Frank Randolph returned from Ann Arbor this morning.
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Old Soldiers
Taft
Jackson Street
Bryan
Frank Randolph
Ann Arbor
Elkhart Connections Seen in Chicago Visit
A Chicago visit by a well known Elkhart youth reveals a string of former neighbors and local figures. The writer notes encounters with Joseph Shively Ben Winterhoff Norris Crull Thomas Moss Earl Wensley Charles Lauer Roy Kemmerling Mabel Rogers Lottie Rogers Miss Fox Blass Cora Woodhouse Bunny Bunyan Ray Beardsley Eli Goldstein Merrill Virgil Young Ahern Russell Guipe Charles Monger and others connected to Elkhart business social and railway circles.
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Northwestern Law School
Thomas Moss
Crystal Theatre
Elkhart Lodge of Elks
Earl Wensley
Elkhart
Charles Lauer
Lake Shore
Toledo
Roy Kemmerling
East 42Nd Street
Joseph Frohman
Max Gross
Froham
Review
Mabel Rogers
Lottie Rogers
Snreater
Aurora
Dan Ford
Ohio
Miud Pox Blass
Cora Woodhouse
Bunny” Bunyan
Ray Beardsley
Runyan
California
Beardsley
Eli Goldstein
Goshen
Well Kn&w
Merrill
Goldstein
Mandel Bros
Kaake Shore
Lance
T Elkhart
Siebler Tailoring Co
Virgil Young
Halloween Dance At Bristol Saturday
Davis Orchestra will headline a Halloween dance in Bristol this Saturday with costumes encouraged and admission at the door. Local residents are invited to enjoy a festive evening of music and dancing.
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Bristol
Davis App Orchestra
Briggs and Briggs Stance on Government as Stockholders
Mr Briggs argues government serves the people who are stockholders and that voters should choose leaders themselves, not officeholders. The editor replies that stockholders decide in Tuesday's vote, believing the public has intelligence to determine policy, even if immediate results may be bad.
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Mr. Briggs
G. A. Briggs
Loyal Club Ghostly Meeting Ends With Refreshments
The Loyal Club met at 9 pm on Friday on North Fifth Street. Members toured a dungeon with ghostly scenes at M. E. Huston’s home, heard tales, and saw a witch reveal fortunes. Miss Jessie Huston served refreshments with Miss Fay Barrows and Miss Welda Watson at the frappe bowl. Mrs. Smith posed as the witch and recited a poem. Invited guests included Mrs. A. R. Beardsley and Mrs. Marvin Nichols. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Martha Harper of Princeton Street.
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North Fifth Street
M. E. Huston
Jessie Huston
Fay Barrows
Dance and election return at Anderson Hall
A notice announces a dancing event accompanied by an election return every fifteen minutes on Tuesday evening November 3 at Anderson Hall. The brief entry lists no additional details beyond location and timing.
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Anderson Hall
Notable Dem committeeman Kerr dies in New Rochelle
James Kerr Democratic national committeeman from Pennsylvania dies at his home in New Rochelle New York. He was long a personal friend of William J Bryan.
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James Kerr
Pennsylania
New Rochelle
N. Y
William J. Bryan
John M. Connelly
Masabe Road
Proctor Knott
Duluth
J. C. McClure
Sherburne
Bath County
M. Iswolsky
Duma
Burr
Harvard
Treasury
Belgium
Congo
Persia
Shanghai
Kingston
Tenn
John King
Western Maryland Railroad
Footwear woes and stubborn shoe fits in New York
A shoe clerk vents frustration at customers who deny foot ailments. He mocks big feet with impossible fits and notes women deny corns while wincing from pressure. He describes seeking odd sizes to keep trade while customers insist on perfect comfort.
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New York Press
Bryan Calls for Government Issued Emergency Currency
Colonel Bryan urges the government to issue emergency currency and loan it to banks. He notes Greenbackers supported the idea in Horace Greeley’s era. The piece argues voters favor deeds over words and cites reduced unemployment in New York as proof of Taft’s lawful stance.
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Bryan
Horace Greeley
New York State
Community announcements light up election night schedule
Progressive Hive to serve lunch at Hoffman's hall on election night next Tuesday evening 20d2 Bay View Circle meets with Mrs C J Gillette at 409 Marion street at 2 30 p m Tuesday St Paul’s Aid Society serves lunch all day Tuesday November next door to Truth office L A to B R T meet Monday evening at their hall business of importance all members urged to attend Courts Elkhart and Samaritan OFI meet Tuesday evening election returns to be received A smoker and chewing gum party to feature Memorial service for ex Gov C P Morton in Shiloh Post hall at 2 p m Sunday Shiloh Field Post W R C and all ex soldiers expected Judge J S Dodge to deliver address 30d2
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Progressive Hive
Hoffman’s Hall
Bay View Circle
C. J. Gillette
Marion Street
St. Paul’s Aid Society
Truth Office
L. A
R. T
Courts Elkhart and Samaritan
The
Independent Order of Foresters
C. P. Morton
Shiloh Post Hall
Shiloh Field Post
J. S. Dodge
One Oil Portrait of Daniel Boone by Chester Harding
The only life portrait of Daniel Boone was painted by Chester Harding, a Boston artist who visited Missouri in June 1820. He painted Boone at the home of Flanders Callaway, Boone’s son in law, near Martinsville in Warren county.
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Daniel Boone
Chester Harding
Boston
Missouri
Flanders Callaway
Boone
Martinsville
Warren County
Baldheads as immunes in asylums proposed
The article notes a claim that baldheaded men are not found in asylums for the insane and suggests rare exceptions. It states this could provoke serious reflection for anti baldheads and presents it as an important consideration.
One Result of Poverty
A concise aphorism notes that Poverty reveals every flaw and annoyance like a lamp, reflecting Aristophanes’ view on social ills and human behavior.
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Aristophanes
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