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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
16
The Man With the Pull and Potent Pests
A collection of text fragments from various papers lampooning politics and social quirks. It mentions the “man with a pull,” election jabs at Bryan Taft and Moore, wedding barrow stunts, meat price jokes, court and divorce quips, and odd remarks on embalmment and preferring exotic produce.
Burton in Demand for Speakership and Senate
Theodore Burton of Ohio has been named for multiple high offices in national affairs. He may seek the speakership to succeed Cannon, contend for the Ohio Senate seat against Foraker, or serve as treasury secretary under Taft, with Myron Herrick also discussed as a possible opponent to Foraker.
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Theodore Burton
Eveland
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Joseph Cannon
Illinois
Congress
Burton
Joseph Benson Foraker
Foraker
Taft Republicans
National Legislative Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Cannon
Jaker
United States Senate
National
House of Representatives
Hourton
Myron Herrick
Forakerrieves Herrick
Republican meeting in New Castle with Murphy and Moore
Tonight's gathering in New Castle features Lieutenant Governor Murphy and Congressman Moore as speakers. The event is described as the fall's only major Republican meeting in the area with discussion expected on all campaign issues.
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New Castle
Murphy
Moore
Pennsylvania
Taft
East Liverpool
Pennsylvania Rally Emphasizes Campaign Education
The article argues Taft will win Pennsylvania by a large margin and urges voters to attend rallies in every community. It notes Bryan and campaign managers seek to influence other states, while praising New Castle’s event with speakers Lieutenant Governor Murphy and Congressman Moore to inform voters about campaign issues.
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Bryan
Youngstown
New Castle
Taft
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Debs
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Murphy
Moore
Roosevelt seen sawing wood as campaign quiets
The State Press notes a sly line about President Roosevelt not speaking yet diligently working. Bryan’s bank guarantee idea gets little voter attention. Football politics and campaign noise mix as election nears, while transport and crime notes appear in various papers. Shipbuilding jobs drop by 20,000 year over year.
There is no Such Thing as a Bad Boy Says Judge Lindsey
A Denver juvenile court judge, Ben Lindsey, is praised for steering about 600 local delinquents to reform through humane, environment based methods. He insists there are no naturally bad boys and emphasizes understanding home, school, and neighborhood factors while offering help and a fair, square deal. Denver politics seek to retire him for exposing election frauds and criticizing conditions Colorado.
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Benjamin
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver, Colo
Reform School
Golden
Lindsey
House of Detention
Denver
William G. Evans
Tramway Company
E. B. Field
Telephone Company
Colorado
Joe
Dr Crothers Declares Inebriety More Fatal Than Consumption
At the Mississippi Valley Medical association Dr T D Crothers superintendent of Walnut Lodge hospital Hartford Conn argued inebriety is a far more fatal disease than consumption and more widespread He said moderate alcohol use weakens the body promoting diseases and that moralizing remedies ignore medical facts urging physicians to lead the alcohol debate The report ends noting Mrs E Jones of Youngstown has returned from a visit here.
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Mississippi Valley Medical Association
T. D. Crothers
Walnut Lodge Hospital
Hartford
Conn
Staying with it in a horse or a man
The piece extols staying power as the crucial trait in both riders and workers. It compares a horse race’s jolts to life’s setbacks, praises perseverance through hunger and failure, and shows how endurance helps miners, doctors, lawyers, and artists win support and achieve success.
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Colorado
Unpleasant Debt Collection Visit Stuns Cleveland Reader
A novice collector from a doorstep installment house visits a polite but overdue client. The scene shifts between embarrassment and duty as he announces the required payment collection while she offers polite small talk on a sunny morning. The encounter ends with him noting his obligation to seize the goods, despite discomfort.
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Cleveland
Slice of ham from Sanderson's Market at Pittsburg Street
Conservative estimates put the crowd at 7 000 as Bryan spoke in Youngstown. the turnout was deemed small by observers.
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Vernon
Iir
Sanderson’s
Pittsburg Street
Bryan
Youngstown
Public Lands Opened in West Show Vast Untaken Areas
The General Land Office reports Oklahoma holds 86 330 acres of unappropriated public domain at year end out of 45 115 200 acres. Many western states contain far more vacant land, with Nevada 61 000 000 and Montana 45 000 000 acres. most land is taken by outsiders while settlers seek homesteads. The piece notes strong demand for homes and lively daily life.
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Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Oklahoma
Kansas
Alabama
Florida
Michigan
Louisiana
Arkansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
Washington
South Dakota
Oregon
Colorado
Idaho
California
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Nevada
Simon
Patrick Bayley Assaulted Father in Youngstown
Patrick Bayley of Youngstown pleaded guilty to assaulting his father. He was fined 1 dollar and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse.
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Patrick Bayley
Youngstown
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