Rumors of 1904 and 1908 St Louis primary violence
The St Louis Republic denounces the 1904 and 1908 primaries as corrupt and violent. It accuses Democratic crooks and thugs of ballot stuffing and police complicity, contrasting prior virtuous stance with 1908 attacks on Herbert S Hadley. It labels Hadley’s disclosures as distortions for political gain.
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St. Louis
Republic
Missouri Democracy
Old Guard” Ringsters
Herbert 8. Hadley
The
St. Louis Republic
Missouri
Herbert S. Hadley
St. Louie
Campaign Fund Call Over Missouri Fraud Pr imaries
In 1904 the Folk campaign committee urged Missouri citizens to donate for defeating the result of primaries tainted by fraud and intimidation. The letter stated outrage over the fraudulent elections and urged continued energetic campaigning to block those delegates from seating in the convention.
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Folk
St. Louis
Republic
Missouri
Badge of the Honey Bee in Missouri Republican Effort
Walter S. Dickey announces a gilt Taft pin for Working Republicans and major contributors to the State Committee. The badge, symbolizing a busy honey bee of the party, is to be worn the week before election day with the chairman's personal compliments.
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Missouri
First Voters League of Missouri Seeks Young Electors
State Chairman Walter Dickey urges enrollment of first time voters in Missouri's First Voters League. The letter promotes Republican loyalty to Taft and Hadley, promises membership card and a watch, and invites young men to sign up before election day.
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Walter 8. Dickey
First Voters’ League of Missouri
League
Democratic Party
Missouri
United States
The
Republic
Taft-Hadley Watch
Taftlund Hadley
Walter 8
Dickey
Sree
Walter
Republican State Committee
St. Louis
Republican First Voters’ League of Missouri
Mlervs
Roosevelt Urges Taft Victory and Progovernment Congress
President Roosevelt warns that failing to elect Taft would be a calamity and that a Congress hostile to him would thwart his policies. He stresses that electing Taft with a Congress pledged to support him is the only way to perpetuate the current government policy and urges citizen aid.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Taft
Hadley v Cowherd Governor Race Cited in Missouri Bias
In a Louis Mirror editorial Herbert Hadley is forecast to win the Missouri gubernatorial contest over W S Cowherd by about 15000 votes. The piece calls Cowherd the veteran front man for the establishment and credits Hadley with recent action affecting the state.
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Democratic Party
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
W. S. Cowherd
Louis
Wm. Marion Reedy
Fragmentary Political Note From St. Louis Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions political figures and a Republican context in St. Louis. It references an alleged campaign message or circular and local candidates, with unclear names and positions due to damage in the source.
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Madley
Ehamy
Mall
Dickey, Ghaleenai
Iman Stading
St. Louis
Fulkerson Attacks Major Record for Attorney General
Republican nominee Frank B. Fulkerson charges Elliott W. Major with loyalties to the “Old Gang” and aligned with Missouri’s old political cartel. The speech urges voters to compare Major’s 1897 Senate record on licenses, book making, and race-promoter interests, asking whether he would serve the people or the gang if elected.
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Frank B. Fulkerson
Elliott W. Major
Old Guard
Major
Fulkerson
Old Gang
Missouri
Elliot W. Major
Hadley
Morto
Cha
Bill Sours
Senate of
Louis
Mar
Farris
Morton
Fake Democratic circular linked to Dr Reynolds warned
Readers are alerted to a deceptive circular claimed from The St. Louis Sunday Observance Association signed Dr. E Reynolds secretary. It falsely aims to sway Christian temperance voters for Democratic aims, urging vigilance against such political misuse of religious sentiment and urging support for Colonel Reyno in the St. Louis Court race.
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St. Louis
Unclear prompt fragment about Bryan Taft and Sherman policies
The text presents a fragmented question about Bryan and a possible third race, referencing Taft and Sherman policies as context. It lacks clear event, date, organization, or location details to form a proper newspaper-style card with distinct entities.
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Bryan
Taft
Sherman
Watch Out for Leading Entities in a Local Report
A compact note warns readers to be wary of misdirected emphasis in a brief local item. It signals that some sentences may overstate figures or names, prompting careful reading of available details and context.
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Teres
Eenies
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Esislatal
Walter S. Dickey
First Voters’ League
Post Office
Alb
Herbert &. Hadley
Kansas City
Reyno
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