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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
2
The Palo Alto Reporter urges voters to back W. J. Bryan next Tuesday praising his honesty, civic devotion, and leadership. It urges unity among Republicans, Democrats, and independents to uphold reform and defeat graft in government. It notes the broad campaign and calls for robust turnout at the polls.
Frank P. Woods is credited with challenging Congressman Connor's postmasters and campaign staff while urging them to donate to his bid. The text notes that supporters slated to leave will contribute.
An editorial from The Democrat discusses approaching elections and cautions against sensationalism while urging focus on the campaign's key issues and terms. The piece signals scrutiny of opponents and emphasizes measured commentary.
The text shows National Republican platforms disfavoring endorsement of Frank P. Woods for congressman. Friends of Woods push to keep their position quiet, while opponents urge restraint on supporting Woods.
The article discusses Democratic views on second terms and nominations, noting no strict diktat on choices. It cites Kirby and Martini, praising their terms and recounts district delegates previously backing Martini two years earlier, before Martini’s election, while Kirby has not complained.
The editorial urges a united party effort next Tuesday evening to deny Frank P. Woods the nomination. It notes Akithy secured the primary nomination and Martin has accepted defeat gracefully while Kirby would have two terms if reelected. The Reporter defends Martini as a loyal Democrat and questions Mayne’s Emumnetsbare post office claim.
Rumor claims Andrew Carnegie donated 100000 to back Taft and place Jim Sherman as senate president and Joe Canunu as house speaker. Report adds Jim Hill purportedly raised 300000 for the same aims. Governor’s reform image questioned with call for comment.
A fragment discusses bankers and their oath and integrity. It notes bankers avoid risky loans and that one man, Bir. Fank, never borrowed unless he could guarantee repayment. The piece references Spirit Lake Beacon and Emmetsburg Reporter as sources.
A fragmented report notes the Republican national convention rejecting a proposal to publish campaign contributions. It references statements from RK J and Seatey, a Saturday remark, and Walter Wellman's Chicago Record-Herald piece on Jim Trill's impact on Wall Street magnates.
A column suggests readers deserve answers about Andrew Carnegie donating 100000 and Jim Hill raising 300000 to support Taft against Bryan. It notes Carnegie’s steel background protected by tariffs and Hill’s railroad prominence, urging expose for progressive Republicans.
The piece accuses a Democratic effort to sway voters with a bargain while denying any party ticket had been set. It notes meetings in August and September to fill vacancies, delays before the October term, and praises incumbents Carney and Miss Patton for their service and re election claims.
Voters authorized two conventions to act for precincts as committees faced a split over placing Republican nominees on the county slate. Leader D G McCarty opposed rapid nominations, arguing for Democratic good faith while Republicans warned against forced alignments and considered delaying or declining to run for clerk or superintendent.
A fragmented report notes Republican county committees met on July 18 and approved a ticket. Details are unclear due to incomplete text but indicate a formal review and certification step.
Denison Review reports a letter from Chairman Br Price noting Woods faces opposition and warning of defeat if supporters do not contribute to Woods campaign. The chairman appeals for funds to cover small campaign expenses, marking a first in the district’s history for congressional candidate fundraising.
Jackson Stafford accidentally shot himself while hunting on Section 9 in Ellington, cutting away part of his jaw and an eye. He cannot live, and walked home after the incident. The piece also notes the resignation of the Wesley parish pastor, Father Jungblute, and high regard for his service in Emmetsburg, Iowa.
A newspaper piece lauds cashier Thos. Carmody of Whittemore State Bank for a strong article on guaranteed deposits. It notes his farm roots in Great Oak township, twelve to fifteen years in banking, and his duty to stockholders and the public.
The notice urges immediate photos at Stone's Studio. Eugene Palmquist of Estherville, who visits Emmetsburg to tune Planos, has decided to move to St Paul.
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