Twelve Counts in Indictment Against the Republican
The New York Word highlights twelve alleged faults of the Roosevelt administration. It accuses extravagance and waste, push for war, imperialism, federal overreach, market panic, corporate payments, inaction against wealth malefactors, and pressure on Congress and courts. It also claims high tariffs with no tax reform and seeks an amiable proxy to win elections.
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Republican
National Administration
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Traveling Man Recalls Rescue On Oregon Rail Line
Sam A. Garber reports a dramatic on train rescue near Le Grande Oregon where a sick woman recovered after a traveling man used Champlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He aided with whiskey rubs and hand warming, earning thanks from passengers.
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Pendleton
LeGrande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
Chamberlin
le Grande
W. S. Martin & Ca
Startown murderer interviewed in Newton jail cell
The Democrat reports Lon Rader, the man who killed Willie Bol linger, spoke in a dull voice about the crime and declared the victim was a witch. He described his confinement, asked to be released, and sang Glory Hallelujah behind bars, while awaiting a transfer "Enochure." The interview paints a portrait of a troubled mind amid the Startown tragedy.
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Democrat
Newton
Lon Rader
Willie Bollinger
Catawba County
Rader
Asasin
Nixon
Enoch
the Democrat
Family Reunion and Republican Reflections in Hickory
Mrs. C. A. Little of Southside hosts ten children and grandchildren in Hickory, with relatives from Lincolnton to Nova Scotia listed, celebrating a rare gathering. A strong Republican protest follows Roosevelt's support letter for Taft, urging voters to consider Taft's own record rather than a Roosevelt shadow. Political opinions urge scrutiny of promises and past actions affecting North Carolina voters.
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C. A. Little
Southside
M. L. Little
Lincolnton
Hickory
M. C. Little
C. T. Little
New German
Nova Scotia
Perram
Starvey Creek
Hermine
Roosevelt
Montana
Judge Taft
Mr. Bryan
Chicago Inter Ocean
West
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Wisconsin
Bryan
Taft
Inter Ocean
United States
Aft
Devoe Paint Promises Long-Lasting Town Property Makeover
A town repair pitch touts Devoe paint for public property offering two thirds of needed gallons at lower long term cost. The ad claims Devoe lasts twice as long as rivals and saves money over time. It cites E D Jewell of Cony Pennsylvania who repainted with Devoe after five years, using 14 gallons with 4 left and saving $15 to $20 on overall painting costs.
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Devoe
E D Jewell
Cony
Call for Campaign Sub scriptions and Local News
A long list of local visits and greetings from residents across Lincoln, Catawba, and adjoining counties. Mentions John Warlick of Crouse, Ramseur relatives, visiting figures from Asheville, Jackson Springs, Lincolnton, Shelby, and Clover. Notes a reunion at Pink Baker’s home, school openings, and a Bryan-Kitchin club planned for September 26 at Bandy’s schoolhouse. Also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for asthma relief and invites Democratic Campaign fund contributions.
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Souscey
John Warlick
Crouse
R. O. Ramseur
Messes Durant
Wm. Stalings
Asheville
E. M. Bledson
Jackson Springs
Pink
Linnie Abernethy
Dauhter
Sallie
Keepsville
Ida Ramse Jr
Fred. Foard Jr
Oak Ridge
Ridge Institute
Bandy’s
Logan Hill
Gainsvill
Fla
Lincoln
Catawba
Regulates the bowels with Coens Regulats and pills
An old political and medical advertisement notes Coens Regulats promising easy natural movements for constipation priced at 25 cents a box. It cites Senator Colby leading reform Republicans in New Jersey being ousted, the Cannons and Germans and steel trusts in control, and promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills sold by local dealers while urging Democrat subscriptions at $1 a year.
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Colby
New Jersey
Colbys
LaFollettes
Beautifying business districts through employee involvement in Brookyln plan
A Brooklyn Rapid Transit policy to beautify company property spurred employee participation and pride. Workers organized after hours to plant grass, flowers, raise flags atop shops, and propose a broader program. Similar moves followed at multiple elevated shops, with volunteers funding flag poles and patriotic displays. A Chicago billboard ordinance aims to remove ads from residential blocks by requiring two thirds owner consent on each street side. Carried through building committee approvals despite initial company protests.
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Brooklyp
N.Y
Howner
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Winter
New
Williamsburg
East New York
Fresh Pond Road
Thirty-sixth Street
Brighton Beach
Chicago Council Building Committee
School Gardens and Local Retail Prices Discussed
An article promotes school gardens with individual plots and home garden work while urging proper ownership rights and playtime. It then argues catalogue houses do not sell cheaper due to profit, urging readers to subscribe to the Democrat.
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Scott
BOWNE
Pearl St
North Carolina
Quick F
Foley
Democratic National Campaign Fund
DeWitt
C. M. Shuford
W. 3. Martin
Surrou
Standard Oil Company
Wasocnorased
Chattanooga
J. F. Moose & Co., Hildebran
John.e. Haithcock
Fire Insurance
City of
West Hickory
Dighland
John E. Haithcock
Necie
Pune
Rive
Gems Pace Fn Co
J. E. Perkins
N. C
Tribe
The
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