Political Outlook for 1908 Elections in The Nation
Washington Herald analyzes the 1908 race with Bryan favored by labor and many former McKinley supporters. It notes Taft could win but faces strong Democratic and labor backing in key states, with uncertainty across Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and other battlegrounds.
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Washington Herald
Bryan
Taft
McKinley
Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cossi
Ohio
Cleveland
Indiana
United States
Hemenway
Watson
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
John A. Johnson
Dakotas
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersy
New York
Chanler
Hughes
South
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kim Bryan
Five Negro Women on Him in Anson County Clash
Ansonville constable Trexler was attacked by five Negro women while serving a claim for a cow held by Will Davis in Anson County. Trexler fought to defend himself, was assaulted with teeth and stones, and later arrested the mob. The cow was returned to plaintiff C. M. Palmer.
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Anson County
Albemarle
N. C
C. M. Palmer
Ansonville Township
Trexler
Will Davis
Darkie
Davis
Dunlap
Palmer
Jefferson
Anaes
C. Bowle
House of Representatives
J. R. Henderson
Achilles
Mr. Henderson
W. F. Phipps
the Watchman
Bowie
Phipps
Henderson
Harry Proctor
Superior Court
Jamieson
Solomon
Sheba
Rival pearl divers clash as profits rise in river contest
In a tense underwater duel, Wart and Abou battle for pearls across forty feet of water while Mohammedan insults drift among onlookers. The narrator notes danger of interfering for white observers and observes crew siding with rivals as the scene shifts toward profit.
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Jamieson
Abou Ben Ahhem
Marco Bozzarris
Lalla Rookh
Lalla
Marco
Sulu Sea
Abou
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Thrilling Story of Adventure From
The
Far East
Youths Companion
Philippines
Sulu Archipelago
Siassi
Awaan
John A. Young
Greensboro