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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
2
The piece rails at Democratic tariff demands and praises Republican protection while citing Taft and Roosevelt era themes. It argues for preserving checks and balances among branches, warns against executive overreach, and defends the party’s reform stance with emphasis on protection and corporate accountability.
A discussion of tariff revision and party strategy is outlined with Senator McCumber of North Dakota predicting a long extra session after Taft’s inauguration. The article notes western demands to free certain protected items, shifting lumber and coal to the free list, and calls the tariff debate a serious, statesmanlike effort to harmonize public interests.
A garbled passage shows fragmented quotes and nonsensical phrasing. It mentions getting something, a deep breath, and references to names or terms like Toth and Cayenne with minimal context. The passage lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities.
A garbled message appears to request permission to remain after a stated time. It mentions “Tam” and “Yen 2Skeie” in unclear terms, with likely emphasis on a stay or delay and a personal plea. The readable elements are names and a plea, but the context is severely obscured.
A call issued for a state convention to meet September 1 at 4 p.m. in Albany Hall. Delegates from Orange Sullivan and Rockland counties and other districts will nominate candidates for statewide offices. The document outlines representation, duties, and agenda for assembling the electoral ticket and related business.
The Republican Convention for the Second Assembly District of Oranze County met at the Court House in Goshen on Thursday September 1 1908 at 1 PM to nominate delegates to the State Convention at Saratoga Springs. The committee members included J D Stivers Hator Fl Pore and William F Wheeler. Republican Second Assembly District Committee.
Thousands gather in Youngstown Ohio for Republican campaign events with Governor Hughes of New York Governor Harris of Ohio and Senator Beveridge of Indiana. A monster parade precedes speeches praising Roosevelt era reforms and debating national versus state issues.
The passage praises Roosevelt as a true leader loved by the people while denouncing Bryan as a talker not a doer. It argues reformers have sounded alarms but failed to act, crediting Roosevelt with steady statesmanship and practical vision rather than mere idealism. Roosevelt is likened to a skilled seaman guided by fixed stars, contrasting with Bryan’s supposed dreamer status.
Senator Foraker in Cincinnati angrily denies a Toledo campaign report that he is indifferent to the outcome. He asserts support for Taft, says no agreement was made, and calls the Toledo story mischief making. He recalls no agreement or trouble between himself and Taft and condemns the reporters' account.
J William Fiynn sold his cafe at 52 East Main street to Frank Morgan, a driver for Orange County Brewer. Morgan will manage the Howells hotel when completed. For housing needs, consult the Times-Press classified columns.
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