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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
4
An Anty Drudge style dialogue urges Mrs Youngwife to use Fels-Naptha soap to avoid swollen hands from washing. The ad touts the product as reducing boiling and hard rubbing, saving fuel, health, time, and preserving clothes, with instructions to follow wrapper directions.
Ohio campaign swing ends in Akron where Taft argues his bench rulings boosted labor unions. He cites cases against engineers and other unions as proof he aided organized labor while highlighting AFL figures, Gompers salary gains, and union membership surges nationwide. He lauds Keefe endorsements and criticizes Bryan. Senator Dick presides at Music Hall as crowds cheer.
Washington reports President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor issues a circular urging labor to stay loyal to core principles rather than a party. He accuses Republicans of pushing a judiciary-dominated government and Democratic leaders of championing government by law through elected representatives. Thaw to stay at Matteawan hospital until appeal court rules on sanity hearing.
In Lincoln on Oct 3 Bryan assailed Governor Hughes of New York over his veto of a two cent fare bill and his stance toward trusts. He argued Hughes favors railroads and big donors, leaves the public with no legal remedy, and contrasts Hughes with Taft and Roosevelt on reform and campaign finance.
Evandville Indiana October 13 In a two sentence talk at Mount Vernon J W Spencer Democratic state elector charged Speaker Joseph Cannon of Dauville WL and United States Senator James A Hemenway of Booneville Ind are working hand in glove with the great steel trust and plotting against public interests.
William J. Connors, Democratic state committee chair, predicts Louis Stuyvesant Chanler will win New York by about 200000 votes and Bryan’s statewide plurality around 100000 in the current race.
In a Pittsburg dispatch dated October 1, United States Senator Hawkins of West Virginia declares there has been no engagement announced either in Europe or America. The official word emphasizes no imminent engagement or pledge has been made, countering circulating rumors.
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