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Roosevelt under fire over Panama deal and panicky Congress
The piece argues the president unfairly attacks editors and questions public suspicions of the Panama affair. It laments broad censure of Congress while noting pressure for an investigation and ongoing tensions as Roosevelt’s term nears end. It cites Foraker, Sherman class, and Brownsville as headlines fueling a lively political climate.
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Ess
Secret Service
Foraker
Sherman
United States
White House
Roosevelt
the Sun
Panama
Senator Foraker
Brownsville
Congress
Debate Over Poll Tax Prerequisites For Voting
The article discusses the polarizing debate on poll tax prerequisites for voting. It notes that some prominent papers support the measure while many doubt its wisdom, arguing the system was designed to disenfranchise voters and questioning its effectiveness to prevent fraud.
Arguments Against Poll Tax Echo Historic Debate
The article argues poll taxes invite corruption and punish citizen participation. It contends the bribe to vote exists regardless of payment and that voting is a citizen privilege tied to tax compliance. It concludes retention of the current system favors stability by balancing Black voter return with white voter neglect.
Government bond plan to improve harbors faces opposition
Congress and President Roosevelt back bond issues to fund harbor and inland waterway improvements while President-elect Taft and, notably, Uncle Joe Cannon oppose the plan, signaling likely heated debate ahead.
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ConGrEss
Roosevelt
Taft
Joe Cannon
Roosevelt's Dual Roles Highlight Presidential Demands
Readers debate how President Roosevelt manages hunting time and editing Outlook, noting the strenuous nature of his tasks. The discussion reflects public interest in leadership workload and media influence during his era.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Relative of Standard Oil founder named in rumor
A reader notes that Joan D may not be the father of Standard Oil, but remains described as a near and dear relative in local chatter.
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Joan D
Standard Oil Company
Census bill passage names Civil War survivors in stats
In the House on Thursday Mr Lamb of Virginia secured an amendment requiring population statistics to designate survivors of the Union and Confederate forces. Mr Sheppard of Texas introduced a bill for a ten thousand dollar appropriation to test making paper from cotton stalks.
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House of Representatives
Lamb
Virginia
Sheppard
Texas
Vaden and Wray wed at private Gloucester ceremony
On short notice in Gloucester C. H. Virginia Rev. W C Vaden of Danville married Mrs. Noah Wray widow of T J Wray and daughter of the late Alexander E Shackleford yesterday at sister M V Kerns residence with Rev George Wray of Hampton officiating.
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Gloucester C. H
W. C. Vaden
Danville
Norah Wray
T. J. Wray
Alex. E. Shackleford
M. V. Kerns
George Wray
Hampton
New Society Formed by Times Dispatch Representatives
Representatives from the Times Dispatch organized the first newspaper association of its kind in the U S with members from Virginia North Carolina and other states. Gov Swanson Mayor Richardson and Jno M Miller gave welcome addresses. Dr Luceus Lofton of Emporia Va was elected president and 106 persons enrolled.
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Times Dispatch
Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
Swanson
Richardson
Jno. M. Miller
Luceus Lofton
Emporia
Total popular vote in last national election by candidate
Official form shows Michigan totals for Test 7,637,676 Bryan 6,393,182 Debs 447,651 Chafin 241,252 Hisgen 83,186 Watson 33,871 Gilhaus 15,421. Total 14,852,239. Bryan leads a 1,315,211 increase over Parker in 1904.
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New York
Michigan
Test
Bryan
Debs
Chafin
Hisgen
Watson
Gilhaus
Soc
Labor
Alton B. Parker
District Steward Meeting in Urbanna Methodist Church
The Rappahannock district district steward meeting met at Urbanna's Methodist church with Rev R F Gayle presiding. J W C Davis was elected secretary as about a dozen stewards attended and salary figures and district assessments for 1908 9 were presented and approved with a hopeful outlook.
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Rappahannock
Urbanna
R.f.gayle
J. W. C. Davis
Norfolk
R. M. College
Southside Sentinel
Personal Appeal for Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy
An advertisement argues the merit of Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming forty years of cures with no higher cost than other remedies. It urges consumers to avoid unknown preparations and buy Foley's from all druggists.
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Foley
Sian
District Tax Dissent Over School Funding Explained
A reader responds with figures on state and local funding for Plankstank District schools. The auditor reports 1908 state apportionment totaling 1 725 92 for teachers pay, plus a possible 600 00 later, with local district funds adding 233 62. The note decries tax limits and urges higher levies to sustain longer terms.
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Plankstank
Piankitank
Mathews
Miller
Public School District Proposes Private Subscription for New House
A letter from T. Christian, Clerk of Piankitank District, urges discussion of funding a school building via private subscription. He cites a $237.39 shortfall after fees and proposes combining contributions from community members, including a $100 starter from him and a matching gift from a local lady, to reach a $3,000 goal and upgrade desks, boards, and grounds.
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Miller
Electric Bitters Restore Civil War Vet After Illness
Fayette resident David Parker, a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters for curing his stomach trouble and serving as a tonic that keeps him strong and well. Sold by druggists.
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David Parker
Fayette, N
Gettysburg
Draggista
Four true bills against ex Senator Butler and brother
Guilford Superior Court Grand Jury indicted ex Senator Marion Butler and his brother Lester on criminal libel charges against Judge Spencer Adams. Trial set for January. Also notice of contest filed in Lynchburg over prohibition election citing Ward Act issues and new annexed voters. Virginia stands to receive 35000 for land grant agricultural and mechanical schools from 1862 act as part of a 1.75 million national fund for next year.
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Guilford Superior Court
Marion Butler
Lester
Spencer Adams
Lynchburg
Fredericksburg
Secretary of the Interior
Virginia
Welcome From New Pastor Leroy Puaup Arrives in County
The new Mathews Circuit pastor Leroy J. Puaup writes of warm welcomes from the county. Parsonage friends hosted a Thanksgiving dinner and three churches offered cordial hospitality. Parsonage Society met to aid the pastor's setup, signaling a hopeful outlook for their work.
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Colums
Parsonage Society
Leroy J. Puaup
Mathews Circuit
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Colds Overnight
Hoarse coughs and stiff colds may develop into pneumonia overnight but Foley's Honey and Tar soothes inflamed membranes heals the lungs and expels the cold from the system. Sold by druggists.
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Foley
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Vitality and Wellness
More people are taking Foley's Kidney Remedy every year. It is considered the most effective remedy for kidney trouble that medical science can devise. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities, builds up worn out tissues, and restores lost vitality. It will make you feel and look well. Sold by all druggists.
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Emgie Swamoot
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer — & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Mrs Ada L Croom Credits New Discovery Cure
Ada L Croom owner of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mississippi reports a severe cough and signs of consumption. After using Dr King s New Discovery she says three bottles cured her. The remedy is widely praised and sold by druggists at 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
Dr. King
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