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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
2
A Roosevelt administration statement from John D Rockefeller Jr outlines Rockefeller’s intent to vote for Woodrow Wilson next Tuesday and explains why he backs Taft at the time. The release came after a personal call at Standard Oil offices in New York.
A voter states support for William A Taft over William Jennings Bryan citing Tafts fitness temper and belief he will ensure law and order and stable business. A White House statement mocks Rockefeller and Standard Oil as attempting to damage Taft, noting administration hostility toward the company.
New York on October forecast by National Chairman Hitchcock claims 325 Republican electors are needed to win. He cites New York Ohio Indiana and Nebraska Montana Maryland Nevada among others. He lists states with their electoral votes and totals to 325. Newark prediction then notes Bryan and Kern leading in New Jersey by about 17,000.
In a Tope sermon on Psalm 121 the speaker says the Lord is a sleepless watcher and protector. He notes God preserves the soul, shield and shade by day and night, and urges reliance on divine help rather than fear. Endorses penitence to regain fellowship and sleep in peace under God’s care. References biblical verses for guidance.
Rev J P Jones urges renewed zeal across 700 Christian Endeavor societies. He calls for stirring up enthusiasm, adding fuel through spirit baptism and fervent prayer, and starting new society chapters to reach villages and towns for Christ and the Kingdom. He warns that pledge failure often masks leadership gaps.
Governor Stuart of Pennsylvania delivers a patriotic address at the Reading State Convention urging safety and unity for the republic. The remarks emphasize civic duty and the role of the Christian Endeavor in fostering patriotism.
From Dun and Hoos Weekly Review of Trade and other reports in New York, signs point to widespread improvement. Orders to manufacturers rise with calls for quick delivery. prices firm where concessions failed to attract buyers. Mills resume after idle periods. steel and iron demand strengthens. early 1909 deliveries being arranged.
A garbled exchange from the Cleveland Leader hints at a quasi dialog about a mystery subject. The passage mentions a museum manager and a humorous line about jail for kicking buckets, illustrating local humor or chatter rather than a clear event.
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