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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

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Taft Campaign Rally and Bear Barbecue in Fargo

Taft campaign crowds surged through Fargo N D with three speeches in a day while a unique barbecue featuring two chained bears drew thousands from up to 450 miles away. Taft spoke on labor tariff and Roosevelt policies, improving with each stop along the Great Northern route through Minnesota and North Dakota.

Fargo N.D Taft Great Northern Minnesota North Dakota Grand Forks N. 2 Fourteen Hands

Bryan Tours South Dakota Criticizes Roosevelt And Taft

William Jennings Bryan campaigned across South Dakota on a one day trip denouncing the Republican platform and President Roosevelt while attacking Taft for dodging issues. He spoke at Mitchell Yankton Vermillion and Elk Point and urged reforms like bank deposit guarantees and campaign finance publicity. He noted Democratic gains in 1888 and called for unity, amid cheering crowds despite cold winds. He criticized Roosevelt for not landings trusts and promised a reply to Roosevelt’s late letter after arriving at Tripp.

Elk Point S. D South Dakota William Jennings Bryan Taft Roosevelt Sioux City Rock Island Bryan Mitchell Yankton Vermillion Here Judgie Saque Hue Bigs Tripp. 8. B

Judge Accused by Roosevelt Faces Trial Fight

St. Louis dispatch reports Judge Henry Prieat, accused in a Roosevelt era controversy, has issued a defiant statement as tensions rise over the fight to clear his name and pursue the matter in court.

Roosevelt St. Louis Henry Prieat

Priest Denies Oil Company Official Role in Case

Judge Priest disclaims being an official of Watera-Pierce Oil. He states his firm represented Henry Clay Vierce in 1904 for a minority interest defense in a suit by Attorney General Hadley, with Nagel as another adviser. He notes the phrase bribery is a conventional offense appeared in a juror’s comparison, condemns bribery and lying, and says he will vote for Bryan. He also defended Speaker Cannon after arrival.

Roosevelt William J. Bryan St. Louis Bryan Judge Priest Watera-Pierce Oil Company Henry Clay Vierce Hadley Nagel R. M. Snyder

Little Joke On The Judge Taft Visit At Sank Center

In Sank Center Minnesota on September 20 the local crowd jokes about Judge Taft. They debate continuing the party in power versus a party that has made economic prophecies. An elderly woman jokes about family leadership as Taft replies with a friendly retort. Taft learns from a local politician aboard the train it was Miss Sylvia Townsend he had previously quarreled with.

Sank Center Minn Taft FT Hive Mr.Taft Sylvia Townsend

Hughes Attacks Bryan at Indiana Republican Meet

Governor Hughes of New York spoke at a Republican gathering in Indianapolis and at South Bend, portraying William Jennings Bryan as a man of words rather than deeds. He warned that Bryan’s election would mean disaster for the nation and said Bryan has never had a chance to implement his ideas.

Hughes Indiana Indianapolis New York W. J. Bryan Bryan Bouth Bend

Sherman Speaks at Chicago Hawilion Club Speech

Representative Sherman the Republican candidate for vice president spoke at Orchestra hall in Chicago to a packed Hawilion club audience. The event drew enthusiastic turnout as Sherman addressed national issues and campaigned in the city.

Sherman Chicago Hawilion Club

Kidney trouble ad warns with cure claim

An old advertisement warns that kidney trouble is insidious and may become fatal before awareness. It touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy, claiming it corrects irregularities and prevents Bright's disease and diabetes. Names H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz appear.

Foley Bright H. J. Moogh Wm. F. Jungkunz

Idaho Supreme Court Rules Against DuBois Faction

Boise Idaho September 29 The state supreme court ruled for the anti DuBois faction in the Democratic party contest. The decision bars the DuBois side from ballot access unless they field an independent ticket.

Boise, Ida

Wilson to Tour the West Speaking Tour Plans

Washington September 29 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson will begin a speaking tour of the western states October 15. He will address civic and agricultural groups outlining policy aims and farm relief measures.

Wilson Washington Secretary of Agriculture West

The Inopportunist by Puck

A verse portrait tracing a man who endures joys and sorrows, loans and debts, past and future hopes, and cleverness that cannot quite dispel persistent bad luck as he never feels he has had a fair show.

Model Husband Joke From Harper's Weekly

A bride is praised as having a model husband, but the next day she checks the dictionary and finds model defined as a small imitation of the real thing. The quip comes from Harper's Weekly.

Harper’s Weekly

Unsuspected Dread of Surgical Operations Reflects Patient Fear

A historical passage notes that women fear surgery, claiming many operations are unnecessary and could be avoided. The text emphasizes the widespread dread among women toward surgical procedures and hints at overuse in hospitals.

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims

Letters from women in Kansas and New Jersey tout the remedy for severe female troubles and a claimed life saving recovery. The ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long standing standard cure for displacements, inflammation, ulcers, fibroid tumors, irregularities, pains, and backache and invites letters for advice from Lynn Mass.

Barbara Base Kingman Kansas Pinkham

Hard Times in Britain Amid Unemployment Rise

London officials and government authorities face a mounting unemployed population this winter. Provincial city censuses show Glasgow with 22,000 jobseekers, Sunderland 13,000, Birmingham 10,000, Liverpool 14,000, Manchester 8,000, and other centers with 1,000 to 4,000 each, excluding Lancashire cotton strikers.

London United Kingdom Glasgow Sunderland Birmingham Liverpool Manchester Lancounshire

Longworth Visits Chicago Amid Fall Weather

Representative Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth arrived in Chicago on September 29. He wore a Panama hat and light suit, shivered at the lake breeze, and hurried to secure warmer clothing before meeting Republican leaders at the station and preparing for a session.

Chicago Nicholas Longworth Longworth

Winslow Glass to resume four more shops in Columbus

Four more shops of the Winslow Glass company will resume operations Thursday morning October 1 in Columbus Ohio after several months of closure. Earlier, a number of shops at the Winslow plant resumed work two weeks ago following extensive repairs in the other facilities.

Columbus Winslow Glass Company Winslow

Colonel Stewart reports to war department at Fort Grant

Washington Sept 29 Colonel William F Stewart of the coast artillery, commanding the ungarrisoned post at Fort Grant Arizona, has reported to the war department to appear before a retiring board to determine fitness for further service on the active list.

Stewart Washington William F. Stewart Coast Artillery Fort Grant Arizona War Department

More Revenue or Less Wages, Athiuti,ii Sept 20

WLAN Windburn vice president of the Central of Georgia railroad told the Interstate Commerce Commission at the hearing here that the company must obtain more revenue or cut wages of its employees.

Wlan. Windburn Central of Georgia Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission

Separation by trade on city excavation crew

At noon, twenty odd workers paused for lunch and formed separate groups by trade. A passerby learned the division mirrored rigid social lines. A drill operator noted workers mix within their own trades, improving cooperation. New York Press.

Duties of Russian newspaper correspondents described

The article notes that Russian journalists faced heavy gatekeeping by multiple police agencies. Reporters required mission authorization from various authorities before work. Revel police circulated portraits, and secret police formed a vigilant, sex-mixed cordon around correspondents, allowing others to spy freely on them.

Russia Ministry of the Interior Poties Goendarnass Mie Yechice Revel Officii Indky

Bankers Split Over Guaranty and Postal Savings Plans

At the American Banker Association session in Denver, Wisconsin speaker John Schuette argued for bank deposit guarantees to counter postal savings banks, while most members favored postal savings. Governor Herrick's resolution condemned the guaranty plan as economically unsound and confiscatory, but Herrick’s measure was adopted after a vote. A motion to defer action failed, and the section endorsed opposing postal savings banks with support from the association. Alfonso and Victoria in Munich with visits to Prince Regent Luitpold follow.

Denver Savings Bank American Banker’ Association Postal Savings Bank John Schuette Wisconsin Postal Herrick Terrick Olio Guaranty C. R. Breckenridge Fort Smith Ark Postal Savings Banks American Bankers’ Association

Fire destroys Henry Mayer building in Erie with $500000 loss

A five story brick Henry Mayer building in Erie Pa was totally destroyed by fire. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 500000 and is believed to be the work of incendiaries.

Erie Henry Mayer

Foley's Honey and Tar Not Affected by Pure Food Law

Announcement states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is safe for children and adults. Signed by H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz.

Foley H. J. Moogh Wm. F. Jungkunz

Madam DeVoe Psychic Reading Ad at Oak Place

An advertisement offers a one week private psychic reading by Madam DeVoe promising to reveal names occupations marriage prospects and truth about relationships. It claims to provide advice on business lawsuits separations and success with hours daily and a complete $200 reading at 68 Oak Place Clapp tats.

Madam DeVoe Oak Place

Fragmented quote about marriage and fate in moonlight

The piece presents a tense exchange where a bride fears a drowned groom as a husband’s bold tone clashes with the bride’s reluctance. A neighborly debate threads through references to Kate and Manehter, hinting at family pressure and a desire to let the young woman decide.

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