Taft Taft Stump Plans Discussed in Lincoln Dispatch
Lincoln report notes Taft campaign strategy as Taft and Sherman supporters press to win. Roosevelt reportedly declines to respond to Bryan while John Hays Hammond visits the White House to discuss campaign finance and zeal among veterans.
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Taft Addresses Lincoln Crowd Amid Campaign Debate
Taft spoke in Lincoln Nebraska answering Bryan on campaign contribution publicity and Roosevelt’s stance. He favored timely disclosure of contributions and expenditures arguing it serves public good. Excursions brought large supportive audiences as bands clubs and civic groups joined the event.
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Bryan Campaign Attacks Highlight Early 1900s Debate
In New York on October 1 1908 national chairman Mack appoints Dr John W Cox assistant treasurer of the Democratic national committee and Bourke Cockran is slated to stump for Bryan on October 12 with stops in Indiana New Jersey Maryland West Virginia and New York.
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Cow Cost Trust 300000 Defeats Congressman Porter's Claim
Washington report says Peter A. Porter accused the beef trust of buying voters with corporate money after defeating James W. Wadsworth. Porter claimed the campaign cost the trusted effort a price quoted as the most expensive cow ever slaughtered, in a contest tied to endorsements and a beef industry clash.
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White House
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Hearst renews charges in Colorado speech and letters
William R. Hearst, leader of the Indepe ndence party, renews allegations against Ohio Senator Foraker and Oklahoma Governor Haskell. He reads letters and affidavits, including certificates of deposit from John D. Archbold, and comments on President Roosevelt. Indiana Governor Hanley exonerated in a separate inquiry. a Pennsylvania case reports a son fatally striking his father during a money dispute.
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Haskell Attacks Roosevelt Over Indian Franchise Funds
Oklahoma Governor Charles N. Haskell releases a lengthy letter accusing President Roosevelt of granting a Indian franchise to the Prairie Oil and Gas Company as part of a 260000 cash campaign fund in 1904. He demands full Interior Department records and vows to defend against political charges amid nationwide backlash.
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Painting President's Portrait for New York Republican Club
The president has sat for New York artist Charles Ayer Whipple who paints a portrait of Mr Roosevelt for the New York Republican Club. The work will hang at the club’s home on West Fortieth Street in New York City. Engine attached and chained to track in Altus Oklahoma case involves Sheriff Hensley seizing a freight engine to pressure $22 in county taxes.
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Forest fires race across Adirondacks amid high winds
Fire conditions worsen as winds fan flames across Adirondack counties in New York. Wardens rush crews to Dan emora for a major blaze as telephone lines fail from damaged poles. Officials estimate about 44 9235 acres burned with 94 buildings destroyed and heavy timber losses.
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Thousands Dead in Indian Flood Devastates Hyderabad
Hyderabad India Oct 1 catastrophic floods unleashed by torrential rains swept through the city. A lake broke into the Musi river driving a sixty foot high wall of water across districts, drowning thousands and creating a vast mud filled aftermath with bodies recovered and stench rising from the ruined quarters.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth for Kidney Pain
A 1903 testimonial from Joseph N. King of Frederick Missouri cites years of kidney trouble and relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports back pain and weakness easing after purchasing at C F Mains Drug Store, with a 1907 confirmation of sustained cure.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday’s Games
American League results show Detroit leading with 70 wins and 76 losses, Cleveland at 62 84 8, and St. Louis in the mix. National League standings list Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Philadelphia with varied records as season totals unfold. New York reports the Cunard liner Umbria speeding toward New York from Liverpool, with a drifting abandoned motor yacht Elmogene found aboard by a crew officer.
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Strike Ends for Canadian Pacific Rail Mechanics Amid Dispute
About 20,000 railway shop workers halted work since August 4 and have now called off the strike. Cardinal Gibbons departed London for Liverpool to sail to New York on the Caronia. Leonard J. Lechmitt, a piano maker, killed his wife in New York by inhaling poison to avoid disgrace after fearing arrest for alleged abuse.
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Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange dated October 1, 1908 list prices for feeds, grains, and seeds including No. 2 red corn at 0.90 to 0.92 per bushel, yellow corn 0.75 to 0.78, oats 0.60 to 0.70, hay timothy and mixed, wheat, cornmeal, buckwheat, and other staples priced per bushel or per ton. Also included is a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from George M. Felton of South Gibson, Pa and a note that it is sold at Pearse's Modern Pharmacy.
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Lackewenns switchmen vote to press Flynn grievance
Scranton Pa October 1 The Lackamanne switchmen vote to remove their grievance on the demotion of W Flynn chairman of the lo any puerence committee to the general grievance committee Middle stage of the meeting saw a heated demand to act now rather than wait for the general committee Asheville NC October 1 W Reagan Rice registrar of deeds Madison county shot himself after declaring he would die rather than hear more political rumors Rice was elected on the Republican ticket two years ago Campaign yarns indicate motive
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