28 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
1
A lively pro Taft campaign notes strong growth since the last election and aims to poll 7,000 Republicans to push a 4,000 vote tally. Letters from residents including J. Hutchinson and A. Edl praise Taft, oppose Bryan, and urge turnout to back Republican policies and national prosperity.
County Republican leaders announce a series of meetings with Chairman Doh and Fisher overseeing. Gant and other speakers will attend at each location, inviting voters of all beliefs to join and hear discussions. Dates listed include Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday events this week.
A cautious view on female diet urges moderation to support digestion and overall health. The piece links excess eating to stomach troubles, rheumatism, and kidney disorders, recommending Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy and stressing rational control over appetite. Aimed at general readers, it promotes responsible eating and self care.
PYTSOMAS DUGAN of Dugan Glass Company Indiana Pa. and J B Hood Mer Filders Ridge Creamery Co Elders Ridge Pa express strong support for William Howard Taft for president. Taft's victory, they say, will boost national finances and industry and bring prosperity comparable to the prior Republican era. Hood expects a large Republican sweep akin to 1904.
G W Clawson and areca Winatey of Huff and Killsdale Pa voice support for the Republican party, citing protection for home industry and restored confidence in business. Justice of the Peace and undertaker Sicher of Killsdale applauds a Republican presidency as best for manufacturers farmers and laborers, noting increased investment and business activity.
W R Loughry of Indiana Pa endorses Judge William H Tate as a fit president, praising his soundness on currency tariff and labor issues and his proven public service record. M Caldwell a merchant backs Taft, saying his election would restore business confidence and unlock stalled large projects while aligning with Roosevelt principles and current administration policies.
T. W. Chameh, a merchant from Cramer, Pennsylvania, is quoted criticizing Republican policies as having a negative impact. The remark appears in a local political brief highlighting party policy debate and regional business concerns.
HON NOAH SEANOR of Plainville PA declares Taft should be elected as President Roosevelt's main counsellor who will uphold Republican policies. He says Taft supports protection and a square deal for farmers laborers and business men and warns Bryan would bring financial depression after the Democratic administration.
Dr. R. F. McHENRY of Heilwood Pennsylvania praises the Republican approach to government. He argues it protects business, ensures capital returns, and raises wages, claiming Republican candidates are better prepared to serve national interests while vilifying the Democratic leaders and Bryan as untried.
A speaker from Kiskiminitas Sarings School Sulta hburg endorses the Republican ticket. The chief reason cited is the head of the ticket is a man of integrity and ability who has faced difficult administration tasks with masterful command. No serious criticisms have been raised by opponents regarding his judicial or administrative acts. The pledges of equal justice to rich and poor are highlighted as a guarantee of fair and calm administration.
A. Klingensmith, cashier of Farmers Bank Indiana Pa, declares support for Taft for president. He argues the country needs a conservative leader to restore business confidence and recover from recession without throttling industry. He believes Taft with a favorable Congress will protect corporate investments and lead to renewed commercial activity.
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