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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
2
The Goshen Indiana paper notes Indiana Republicans fix April 1 for their state convention. It mocks Democratic splits and predicts contenders face a tough 1908 election, while suggesting GOP machine control may yield a solid delegation to the national convention.
A brief note outlines the rank and file of the Republican Party in the Thirteenth District, highlighting local members and party structure without detailing candidates or upcoming votes.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a nerve and heart tonic that speeds relief for weak heart action. A testimonial from Mrs. D Barron of Covington Kentucky states she was cured after using three bottles and urges others to try the medicine.
The piece notes the snap convention will block other aspirants and push for A. L. Brick’s nomination without opposition. It mocks Republican concern for Democrats and Bryan, arguing they seek to fix the 1908 outcome by steering the Democratic choice and preventing a strong rival.
Delegates from across states attended the Independent Telephoners session in Chefoo to debate making telephones common carriers. Opposed by independents, a 2 mill operating tax proposal was also discussed, with an estimated $66,000 yearly impact on companies. The convention continues through tomorrow.
Fragmentary text indicates discussion in Washington state on financial measures and bids. Mentions Senators Bagley and Psaishrough aiding process as bills move through committee toward a senate stage.
Official Berlin report shows 07 year foreign trade with exports totaling 7,721.7 million marks and imports 6,000,000 marks. Exports valued at 642,000,000 marks and imports at 25,000,000 marks. Data reflects 07 year totals and currency figures.
Washington date line reports a heated House session amid accusations and interruptions as Champ Clark links to Bryan and parties clash over presidential candidates. Clark declares intention to run for president on July Sth, while party factions clash on Missouri and Kentucky roles and Payne accents.
In Frankfort Bryan told Democratic lawmakers behind closed doors that Beekham was not invited to join his visit. He warned of potential bribery and urged unity to elect a Democratic senator, mentioning McCreary and Wheeler Campbell as part of the party’s route to victory amid internal tensions.
Report notes a tense scene where Bryan faced hisses and a hostile reception while expected to shake hands with Jim after a staged public event, reflecting partisan tensions and a charged atmosphere.
The document recounts Hughes indicating receptiveness to a potential presidential bid. It notes party sentiment, delays in formal declaration, and hints that supporters expect a firm stance soon. The letter cites doubts about pursuing office and emphasizes party decision over individual renomination.
A New York conference of Democratic leaders from across the country has been indefinitely postponed. The organizers said the gathering was not intended to promote any presidential candidates and aimed to avoid misinterpretation about nominations. The postponement statement notes the event will be rescheduled to a later date.
The article reports Shaw resigning from his job as president of a company connected to the Was Washington area. It notes tensions with organizer Charles Dickinsen and mentions discussions of future roles, including possible leadership at another institution or return west.
Washington January 24 senate debated whether a committee should investigate the injunction case involving Hitchman Coca Company and Judge Vis ton Grayton of a West Virginia court. Culherson urged inquiry while Wale opposed. the matter was postponed. The criminal code bill was discussed without action and an amendment added to the penal code making it a crime for any government official to disclose crop statistics prepared by law.
A bulletin from the state commerce commission covers railroad deaths and injuries for the months July August and September. It lists 250 killed and 21724 injured in that period amid the ongoing safety review and railroad operating concerns.
Tokyo January 22 the new Diet session opened with the diet to sit on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Premier Saloons addresses the policy of the government, with expectations for further details on January 23.
With an estimated 4255 total votes cast in Sioux City the commission plan failed as the town defeated the proposed reform.
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