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Newspaper

Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

4

Republican Power Plays in North Carolina Foes Graft Tariff Tactics

A partisan overview argues Republicans seek state power to control election machinery and court the North Carolina electorate. Roosevelt’s endorsement of Taft is cited as avoiding tariff issues while practical men aim to “fry the fat” from tariffs. The piece notes Marion Butler and Spencer B. Adams opposing the state GOP chair, warns Cox voters could hand over election oversight, and highlights labor unity behind Democratic aims with Gompers opposing the Republican platform.

Roosevelt Taft North Carolina Spencer B. Adams Marion Butler Gompers United Garment Workers Cox

Political Edict Asks North Carolina Voters To Back Cox

The letter discusses Aycock and Whitener, citing the Mercury's critique and defending Aycock’s dignity. It condemns Cox as aligning with Republicans, notes Bailey’s strong campaign speech, and reports a Democratic Club formation in an event with about 250 members and named officers.

J. W. Bailey Opera House A. C. Link D. H. Russell J. W. Blackwelder W. J. Shuford W F. Bruns R. M. Pitts W. P. Huffman D. E. Whitener E. Killian J. H. P. Ciley G. M. Barger E. B. Cline E. L. Shuford

Cox Lied About Favors and Governor Nomination

Hildebrand, editor of News, accuses Elwood Cox of seeking party favors and using false pretenses for an appointment. She vows to oppose Cox by supporting Kitchin if Cox runs, calling him a gentleman in past.

Cox Elwood Cox Kitchin Hildebrand News

Local notices from Boone on September court and industry

Judge Murphy presided in the first court with no special cases. The State Lime Co of Pennsylvania likely abandoned its oil boring after reaching 700 feet. Most public schools in Watauga are now in session. L. B. McNeal sold his house to the Appalachian Training School and is building a smaller home on land bought from James Winkler. The Methodist parsonage is being repaired.

BF. Aycock Aycock Hendersonville Mike Leon College Mr. Aycock Whitener Mercury Hickory Chas. B. Aycock Baptist Church Stick Click Murphy State Lime Co Pennsylvania Watauga L. B. McNeal Appalachian Training School James Winkler Methodist

Brother in the Dumps Advertises Sale of Paper Outfit

A fragment from a Henderson based paper notes an announcer offering sale of the paper, outfit, and goodwill after twenty-one years of service. The message cites weariness and a desire to avoid further grind, with a buyer warned a bargain awaits. Also cites Daniel of Virginia quoted on party outcomes and tariff fears in Roanoke News remarks about snowths under tariff.

Henderson Sold Leaf Daniel Virginia Philadelphia United States Roanoke News

Speech of Hon J W Bailey at Huffman Academy

A large audience heard Hon J W Bailey speak at Huffman Academy of Music Monday night as he revisited North Carolina politics and national issues. He contrasted Taft and Roosevelt, condemned the Republican party and tariffs, and praised William Jennings Bryan.

Huffan Elwood Cox North Carolina Republican Party Holden Russell Taft Papa Roosevelt Pierpont Morgan Sagamore Hill Jeyku Hyde United States Olney Chamberlain Balfour Bailey Chicago Abraham Lincoln Sangamon Abraham Lincoln Jones Lords of Wall Street Theodore Roosevelt

Claremont College Notes Introduce New Faculty Members

Signor D Anna spent Sunday in Salem visiting old friends once a Salem Academy instructor. The primary department grows with Miss Chadwick Miss Sourbeer to lead Sunday Bible study Miss Ballew aiding Prof Aull. Dr Murphy to organize a Bible class soon. Mrs E B Menzies leads elocution. promising developments and several new students. Natalie Ballou Richmond, Virginia native and Roanoke Female College graduate, joins Claremont to chair Mathematics and Latin after a prolific teaching career at Byrdaville Hampton Warsaw Rockville Westminister and other institutions.

Democrat Signor D’anna Salem Salem Acadedy Miss Chadwick Miss Sourbeer Miss Ballew Aull Murphy E. B. Menzies Claremont College Nantalie Ballou Richmond Ballou Virginia Roanoke Female College Danville Berlitz School Baltimore Pensional Saint Maurice Fonthey Switzer Univeriste de Fenoble Genoble France Rnch Byrdaville Hampton Female College Warsaw Female College Rockville Institute Maryland Westminister School Richmon Richmond Claremont

Hebrew New Year Closing Notice by Local Firms

Messrs L E Zerden and Har is Sachs and Sons will close their business houses Saturday to observe Hebrew New Year. The stores will reopen Monday as the holiday ends.

Messrs. L. E. Zerden Haris Sachs & Sons

Warning Against Poorly Made Food Articles

Consumers should beware food articles produced by ignorant persons in a haphazard manner as such products are likely to harm health.

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THE Hickory Democrat Holbrook Eorror Ising Ai Transfens Democratic National Jennings John Wout Sern W. W. Kitchin W. C. Newland J. Bryan Grimes R.B. Lacy B. F. Dixon T. W. Bickett W. A. Graham Corporation B. F. Aycock J. Y. Joyner Jas. R. Young Labor Commission M. L. Shipman Enloe Yoder County J. M. Shuford J. L. Rhyne R. E. Gabriel H. H. Caldwell W. F. Gilbert Scv Govenor State Election Board Roose Democratic Club Boone J.W. Bailey Wiliam Jennings Bryan Claremont College Notes All Grocers Talore McCoy Moretz Stationery Movement van Dyke Eaton, Crane & Pike Co Stone & Barringer Charlotte Srd Kara Linen van Dyke Shop Elandsome Hatcher’s Hatcher Furniture Co OLEYS W. S. Martin & Co
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