The Election Prospects and Electoral Forecast
An unprejudiced size-up of state by state prospects lists 173 Republican and 130 Democratic sure votes. It highlights 180 doubtful votes and urges watching Tuesday results to gauge the likely winner.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
3
An unprejudiced size-up of state by state prospects lists 173 Republican and 130 Democratic sure votes. It highlights 180 doubtful votes and urges watching Tuesday results to gauge the likely winner.
Undesirable wealth is questioned for political influence as the richest man faces rejection when his vote and good wishes toward a party are declined. The passage critiques wealth as a political factor and its perceived power.
The article notes Roosevelt’s public remark accusing Rockefeller of backing Taft to harm Roosevelt’s Republican rivals. It contrasts Bryan’s mocking reaction and Bryan’s earlier criticisms of Rockefeller. It portrays Rockefeller as diminished and unwanted, roiled by inter party tensions and Rockefeller’s influence.
A collage of Halloween lore and local riffs includes witches imps and fairies plus lanterns costumes and scares. The piece pivots to cautionary notes about safety elections health and civic humor, referencing New Castle and local officials with satirical jabs.
The Society of Incorruptible Voters formed near Cashville Pennsylvania to protect ballot sanctity. Members resolve to refuse payments for votes and set a three dollar price instead, expelling anyone found cutting prices and posting their names.
The Young Men's Republican club arranged a special wire into their Alderman Ranney headquarters to secure election returns. Club members will be the only admitted attendees.
New Castle leader Harry Good circulated Charles H. Akens speech in New Wilmington raising questions about political ties. The column notes Akens denounces Sen Penrose associates and questions saloon keepers who profit from illicit activity.
A plain yawn caused Mrs. John Felton of 672 Hamilton street to dislocate her jaw on Saturday. She could not speak but signaled for help. A physician reset the jaw with no expected ill effects. Rev. A A Wylie of Youngstown will give the principal address Monday at the Reform ed Presbyterian church second annual Men s Christian Organization meeting.
A critical editorial urges voters to reject blind party loyalty and fearlessly question candidates. It likens worship of party to pagan idolatry, warns against mudslinging and platform rhetoric, and argues that true patriotism requires independent thought and principled choices.
Four men charged by Nick Ross with larceny and highway robbery and assault and battery were discharged on the first two charges but committed to jail for court on the assault charge after a hearing before Alderman Ranney yesterday.
A reader asks why numerous labor leaders including John Mitchell Daniel J Keefe W D Ryan Tom Lewis Charles McCarty W E Fuller Claud Wirth A L Faulkner and others declare for Taft while Gompers and the United Mine Workers show varied stances The piece argues Taft is labor’s friend and a vote for him serves workers interests.
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