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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
4
A scrambled OCR note discusses Teddy Roosevelt in the Republican camp, Taft, and infighting on free silver. It mentions Murray and a committee member, distrust of trusts, and claims about McKinley and Cleveland impeachment amid debates on bimetallism and policy.
Fragments from a New York Journal of Commerce stock report reference Mr. Cleveland and cabinet allies backing Abr. Drevin. Roosevelt and Foraker are tangled in a dispute over associations, with Times and Globe-Democrat mentions hinting at party tension and race for Ohio campaign leadership.
A New York World summary condemns Roosevelt and his allies as morally outraged by opponents like Charlie Hinskell and others linked to the Republican party. It details figures such as Platt, Foraker, Hanna, Root, and Morgan as part of a wider critique of machine politics and campaign influence in Washington amid calls for reform and electoral turnover.
A fragment notes that Taft endures widespread revulsion, a sentiment amplified by the broader reaction of the civilized world. The terse line suggests moral outrage and political tension without detailing events or dates.
A four column in letter from resident Roosevelt shows up in Monday editions. The writer describes a deep personal scare and discomfort he faces, highlighting ongoing unease in the community.
The passage names "Sunny Jim" Sherman as a Republican vice presidential hopeful at the head of the ice trust and questions whether all involved are tainted, reflecting a partisan critique of trust influence and political integrity.
Fragmentary note cites a hostile critic labeling the Standard Oil trust as a terrible enemy and mentions Candidate Hadley voting for Charles Navel, listed as the attorney for the oil trust within the Republican National Committee from Missouri.
A speaker from Ohio asserts that fears of a panic if Democrats win are misplaced. He claims only those who profit from others' pockets would panic, and the panic would persist until they withdraw their hands from others’ funds.
The present Republican platform and Mr Taft’s acceptance speech are described as close in tone with calls to revise certain schedules. The article notes the platform’s demand for prohibition and discusses differences in emphasis between the platform and the acceptance speech.
A string of U S politicians visit several states to ask for reelection. Apaw Leper campaigns in Minnesota while John J. Jenkin seeks support in Wisconsin. Senator Fulton goes to Oregon and Hanshbroweh to North Dakota. Wittvidee asks South Dakota, Lens to Nichlas, Topkins to Tinus, Ankeny to Washington. Line readers cry out for a chance.
Notice to taxpayers announces a tax collection tour across Bollinger county for current year taxes and delinquent past due taxes. It lists township by township posting places and dates in October and November, urging all owing back taxes to settle to avoid accumulating interest. W L Dunn is the collector.
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