Harmon, Ohio Governor Candidate, 1899
Judson Harmon, attorney general in Cleveland's second cabinet, runs as a Democratic candidate for governor of Ohio. He is also discussed as a potential Bryan cabinet choice.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
12
Judson Harmon, attorney general in Cleveland's second cabinet, runs as a Democratic candidate for governor of Ohio. He is also discussed as a potential Bryan cabinet choice.
A mass meeting is planned at West Side Turn hall Milwaukee to oppose Chief Clancy's dismissal of men without charges or a hearing El tinge Elmore chairs with speakers including Hugh Ryan and William R Gaylord and Carl C Thompson representing the social democrats plus four civic supporters.
A fragmentary note mentions Ophelia and Gold Medal Flour with playful remarks by KEezian and Ella. Stella jokes about a poet writing on her face. A woman recalls a flawed stereotype about swimmers and clean records.
In a marked shift, officials pledge reform measures as political dynamics shift during the campaign season. Critics question timing while proponents urge rapid change to address governance concerns.
Democratic nominee John A. Aylward condemns Wisconsin Republicans for backing reform failure and reactionaries. He speaks in Wausau endorsing primary reform, campaign finance limits, and tariff revision while praising the Progressive wing and urging direct U.S. Senate election. In Madison, Hatton files detailed campaign expense ledger led by C. K. Lush and W. Powell amid statewide fundraising.
Henry Iverson, about 70, of Freeman, started from Lynxville in good health and died in the road before reaching Ferryville. He had no home and had wanderer status for several years.
A saying notes that a twenty dollar gold piece buys better care in illness than twenty friends would provide. The witticism emphasizes material value over social support.
The fragment lists numerous items from August to September including state organization expenses for W H Dick and W J McElroy, salaries for J W Powell and C E Broughton, printing and campaign materials from Sullivan and Krasselt, and numerous small disbursements to printers and suppliers. total amount appears around 2642 dollars, with mentions of Milwaukee headquarters and various vendors.
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