Emery aiding Bryan men for Congress
Pennsylvania Democrats back Emery fusion with Lincolnites to elect Bryan Hearst aligned candidates to Congress. Reports note districts where Emery allies plan to support Bryanites, aiming to place six to eight Democrats in the House who will back Bryan and Roosevelt era policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
New York
Pennsylvania
Lewis Emery
Emery
Mr. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
John M. Garman
Democratic State Committee
Congress
Garman
United States
Sibley
Emery Fa
Roosevelt
Democratic maneuvers in Pennsylvania congressional races
The piece outlines party alignments across Pennsylvania districts with terms like Lincolnites and Emery backing Bryan. It notes Kooser, Beale, and Beale’s Civil War veteran status, Emery’s stance against Republicans, and Roosevelt policy ties. It references district compositions including Armstrong, Clarion, Indiana, Jefferson, and Luzerne counties with various candidates and factional endorsements.
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Somerset
Fayette
Green
Gooper
Tepah- Ucan
Kooser
Roosevelt
Bales
Pennsylvania
Congress
Olmstead
Cannon
Acheson
Wanger
Emergltes
Butler
Chester- Delaware
Franklin
Fulton
Huntingdon
Juniata
Mifflin
Perry
Snyder
Union
Benjamin Il. Focht
Lincolnites
William Alexander
Edward Hummel
Hummel
Bryan
Luzerne County
Lincolnitea
Coray
Armstrong
Clarion
Indiana
Jefferson
W. O. Smith
Joseph G. Beale
Emery
Punxsatawney
Washington
Major Beale
Bryan-Hearst
Philadelphia
Inquirer
Roosevelt Praises Legislature and New State Capitol
President Roosevelt lauds Pennsylvania legislature for extra-session achievements and extols the new state capitol. Edwin S. Stuart pledges thorough probe if elected, vowing action against fraud and waste. Lieutenant Governor candidate Robert S. Murphy hails the capitol as a noble building reflecting state pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
General Assembly
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Ala Valores
Congress
Robert S. Murphy
Issie
Ulin
Galzen
Capitol Expenditures Under Fire In Pennsylvanian Debates
Disputed records of funds spent on furnishing and decorating a new capitol are cited in a speech by Governor Pontesaeker and Amer General Bnyder. The speaker praises honesty in public administration while challenging conspiracies and fraud. A 12 room hotel with barn and other buildings is for sale, plus various notices including reduced rail excursion rates and local job ads. A bay mule is missing with a reward offered for information.
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Howe
Fcam
Pontesaeker
Amer
Bnyder
Murphy
Nuhlia
Bane
Pennypacker
Commonwealth of Pennsylvan
Republian
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Nebraska
Erie
Crawford
A. J. Palm
Arthur L. Bates
Palm
Hiie
Bryanltes
Beaver
Lawrence
Emery Lincolnites
Robert K Alken
New Castle
Lawrence County
Earnest F. Acheon
Alken
Beaver Falls
Washington, Pa
Montgomery-Bucks
Walter F. Liesdom
Bristol
Irving P. Wanger
Ent
Timery
Bryanite
Cumberlang
Dauphin
Lebanon
Mmery Liveshires
John Lindner
Carlisle
Marlin KE
Cumblerland
Lycoming-Potter-Clinton
First National Bank
Adilvess
Henry Houck
Bor Auditor General
Robert K. Young
Legislature
NEW Stat
Edwin S. Stuart
Capitol
Panny Parker
Stuart
Hasteen
Coun
M. Boucimt
Hillsdale
Rm Psburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitt
Hester
BaLoher Hiro
Lastius
Jad
Jon Loneta
Tom Sta Thonkon
Pittabung Fant Monongahela
Cromaba
Penn
Ty Mllaghany
Hisbarg
Ater
Hermen & Wilson
Connauthoy
Honer City
Nols Boy
Lass House
Vrospiss
Progiutis Ofice
Hines Coan Co
Starford
Homer City
R. E. Roberts
Homer City, Pa
Goodyears
M. E. Cessna
Plumville, Pennsylvania
Plumville
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