Taylor County Republicans announce multiple sheriff and local races
A Republican slate from Taylor County announces candidacies for sheriff and other local offices. Names include B F Savrs Bartlett Philander F Bartlett Isaac J Thomas Melvin Newton L Haymond Hugh Warder St Clair Join Grangilie John H Dean J T Moore and R A Morrow with nominations pending at the May 26 1908 primary or county convention.
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Taylor County
West Side
Philander F. Bartlett
Simpson
W. Va
House of Delegates
Hugh Warder
Grafton
John H. Dean
the Sentinel
Alf
Jenkins
Republican County Executive Committee
Office of Justice
Hayward Fleming
Chanler Chinler and local campaign pledges in 1908
The article traces Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and other candidates in Taylor County and nearby areas during the 1908 Republican primary season. It notes Chanler as a possible NY candidate with allies and critics, plus multiple entries announcing candidacies for county commissioner and other local offices, all pledging service and public roads improvements. It mentions Hearst's influence, party loyalties, and local political dynamics around May primaries.
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Sentinel
Republican Prllyng
William J. Beyan
Mary
Chan
Let
Empire State
Gard
Chanler
New York
New York State
William J. Bryan
Greeley
Seymour
Tilden
Hancock
Cleveland
Parker
Bryan
Chanter
Taylor County
J. Frank Wilson
Yay
Lor County
J. Oscar Jaco
G. ©. Brohard
Hlemington
Jill
T. W. Wells
Chanler Brothers and Hearst Play Key Roles in New York Politics
A gossiping portrait of Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and his brothers, their careers, and their influence in New York politics. The piece weighs the 1906 campaign, Chanler’s reform image, Hearst’s independence league, and the balance of power in a NY electoral race in which New York’s 39 electoral votes loom large.
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James A. Edgerton
Lewis Stuyvesant Chinler
New York
Mr. Chanler
Deen
Independence League
Hearst
League
United States
Willam Randolph Hearst
Chanler
Bryan
Cockrell
Hudson
Middle West
Jock
Empire State
Chanter
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Providence
Bryan St Yeitl
Eld
Redmond
Red Hook
N.Y
Wiliam Astor Chanler
Africa
Tammany Hall
Congress
Lemuel Ely Quigg
Ryan
Yellow Dog
Quigg
Lem Ely Quigg
Lem Ely Quigs
Chanter Brothers
John Armstrong
Armelie Rives
Mr. Hearst
Glittering Bargain Prompted Investor to Ask for Gold
In a sly exchange, a prospective investor agreed to land terms at two dollars per acre and asked if the land contained gold. The real estate agent, ensuring privacy, whispered that the land is mostly gold, per the Atlanta Constitution.
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Billville
Atlanta
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B. F. Savrs
Isaac J. Thomas
Melvin Newton
J. Simpson
Taylor
M Newton
Newton
Haymond
Vyce
Aonstable
Court House
J. T. Moore
R. A. Morrow
B. F. McVicker
The
Tho. T. Selvey
Court House District
J. M. Ross
Flemington
Ross
West Virginia
G. W. Ford
Circuit Court
Pemmter
Aucusheu
William M. Feltner
Peltner
For Justice of the Peace
Thomas C. Long
Guy D. Haymond
Justice of the Peace
Chase
Monroe
Py Ponte
J Carney
William Malloner
District of Gratton
Charles R. Lilly
Grafton District
H. Morris
Pessimie
Robt
Philips
Anu Ney Omy
Hudson Valley
Albany Regency
Presi
Four Hundred
Newport
Simmer
John Jacob Astor
America
Marions
North Carolina
BP V
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Jeved
Elas
Lincoln
Columbia Law School
Cambridge
England
Great Britain
Parnell
Treland
John
Bob
Ces Wuer
Mera
Robert W
Ile
Lin
Maris
Paris
Wete
Dutchess County
Chantler
Strorg
Sheriff Chanler
Barrytown
Hughes
Roosevelt
Hob
Billy
Hans
Lewis Stuyves
Chauler
Mportant
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
New York Press
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
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