Hearst Attacks Bryanites and Haskell over Labor Fight
Davenport Iowa September hearing William R Hearst blasted W J Bryan labeling workers beggars and accused Oklahoma Governor C N Haskell of secret alliance hostility to labor. He cited affidavits and a Muskogee Citizens Alliance pledge to oppose unions, while detailing a 1903 window glass case and a heated talk before Ways and Means. Weather on Labor Day eased parades with Hearst and Independence candidate L Hissen aboard a carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
William R. Hearst
W. J. Bryan
Pittsbur
Thee Campbell
Pittsburg
International Window Glass Workers
Campbell
Congress
Bryan
Committee On Ways and Means
Hearst
Haskell
Gov. Haskell
Tri-City
Rock Island
Moline
Hos
L. Hissen
Independence Party
Higsen
Gompers
Harmonius
Democratic Party
Washington
Citizens’ Alliance
Democratic Congress
Ways and Means
Tohn P. Eberhardt
Window Glass Workers’ Association of the
United States
Window Glass Workers
Eberhardt
James Campbell
Tohn B. Drew
Roosevelt
Muskogee
Study Hints Weigh on Alliance Identity and Fees
Fragments discuss secrecy around the alliance and the identities of its members. A $1 fee is noted, with emphasis on what may be said or done to reveal or protect member identities. The terse wording suggests caution about disclosure and formal costs.
Muskingum M P Conference confines next meeting to Empire
The Muskingum Conference of the M P Church finished its annual session at Uhrichsville with a strong resolution opposing union with the M E Church on Episcopal terms. It set Empire, Jefferson County, as the site for the 1909 meeting and outlined appointments, budgets, and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum
M. P. Church
Uhrichsville
Empire
Jefferson County
Wellsville
D. G. Jackson
M. E. Church
Attica
D. C
Wees
Eyesville
C. FE
Stockdale
Cambride
Coshocton
Fisher
Cardington
Geo. Beck
Dillonvale
A. E. Black
S. W. Roseenberger
Maynard
L. Bowman
Burlington
Butler
W. S. Carnes
Belle Valey
W. S. Murphy
Columbia
Clyde
H. A. Wiliams
Dellroy
J. H. Teeteer
Gilmore
D. E. Day
Hanover
C. E. Hall
Lewisville
J. H. Longsworth
Logan
G. B. Henderson
Marshfield
H. S. Cash
McConnellsville
H. O. Lucas
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Vernon
O. V. Sharrock
Mt. Zipon
H. S. Willis
Otsego
R. P. Hudnall
Palermo
Thos. Hughes
Pennsville
F. L. Brown
Pleasantville
Prohibition
Bridegroom Vanishes After Brief Marriage in Tri-State Case
Charles F. Cutler, a Motorman for Tri-State Traction Company, has disappeared since last Saturday. His bride is left in sorrow as investigators probe the sudden and unexplained absence in a case that has drawn local attention and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Cutler
Tri-State Traction Company
Hts
Bride's husband vanishes after short marriage in Wellsburg
A Wellsburg bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Keppler, reports her husband Cutler vanished after a few days of marriage. Rev Biddle conducted a ceremony at Wellsburg Christian church. Cutler, employed by Tri State Traction Co, was last seen leaving for Steubenville area. family and friends are puzzled as authorities search for clues. The missing man has deepened distress for his wife who sought help in the city yesterday.
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H. B. Keppler
Wellsburg
Rev
Biddle
Christian Church
Cutler
Steubenvile
Tri-State Traction Co
Cleveland Pair Elopes Sparks Police Correction
Mrs Wm Williams of Cleveland fled here with her husband to elope but returned after police intervention. A separate Sunday incident saw a crap game busted by police involving Subway boys and shoe shiners, both black and white, in a quiet municipal division.
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Wm. Williams
Cleveland
Oakes
Williams
Subway
Expediting Court Business via Bar Committee
A meeting with Judge Richards led to a plan for faster court processing. Attorneys Gruber Erskine Lewis were chosen to confer with the Court on new rules, including earlier assignment of cases, open- court judgments, and Tuesday docket actions to reduce delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
McClare
Finley
Warren Family Horse Upset At Bantam Ridge Fence
Edward Warren and family were riding down Bantam Ridge hill when the horse shied and tipped the carriage against a barbed wire fence. All occupants and the horse suffered scratches in the collision.
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Bantam Ridge Hill
Edward Warren
Pastor Recalled For Another Year At Conference
The fourth quarterly conference of the First M. E. Church met Monday evening and heard reports showing the church in flourishing condition. By unanimous vote the conference was asked to extend Rev. Dr. George B. Smith’s pastorate for another year.
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M. E
George B. Smith
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advert
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve touted as the best remedy for piles. Sold by all druggists and advertised in local outlets.
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DeWitt
Gored model with wide fold shown in multiple colors
The latest gored model presents a wide fold at the bottom and is displayed in Black Navy Blue and Brown.
Residents report robbery and checked store after-hours break
Dr. B F Collins told the Mayor that a sneak thief entered his apartments Saturday night and stole 11 from his trousers pockets. Leech & Irwin's store door was found open the same night. police concluded the proprietor left it ajar and nothing was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Collins
Leech &. Irwin
Hollingsworth Mentioned by Monnett at Imperial Hotel
Hon. Frank $. Monnett was seen at the Imperial Hotel after the Labor Day parade. He inquired if his predecessor as Ohio Attorney General, Hon. D. A. Hollingsworth, was in the city and expressed high regard for him as a man and lawyer. He extended best wishes for Hollingsworth's fall success.
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Hollingsworth
Frank $. Monnett
Imperial Hotel
Ohio
D. A. Hollingsworth
Mr. Hollingsworth
What a New Jersey Editor Says about Foley's Honey and Tar
Tigach, editor of the Philipsburg City Post, writes that his family has tried many medicines for coughs and colds but none as good as Foley's Honey and Tar. He highly praises it and notes Beall & Steele.
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Tigach
Philipsburg, N. J
City Post
Foley
Beall & Steele
Constipation cure promoted by Dean's Regulats
An old advertisement claims constipation causes headache dizziness and heart palpitations. It argues Dean's Regulats act gently to cure constipation and sells for 25 cents via druggists.
The New Fall Dress Goods Arrive at Boda
The New Fall Dress Goods are crowding the store display with chevron Zigzag Herringbone and shadow stripe patterns up to 50 inches wide. Pure wool yardage priced at 1.00 and novelty worsted suitings 36 inches wide priced at 0.50 per yard in green blue gray brown and black tones.
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Boda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryanites
Committee of Ways and Means
Eberhart
Belgium
Mr. Bryan
Pittsburger
Mellon Street
County of Allegheny
Pennsylvania
International Association of
France
Window Glass Workers’ Association of
Washington, D C
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Cc H. Haskell
Close Corporation of Secrecy
Alliance
Citizens Alliance of Muskogee
I. T
Eee
Caeceel Nee Ree
Muskingum M. P
Chas
F. Cutler
Elopers
Police
Judge Richards
Devise Plans
Mittee
Court
Olive
Gray
New Jersey
Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Ely
Fly's
EAM Balm Rco. i
Isly Brothers
Warren Street
New York
H. A. Seinsheimer & CO
Cincinnati
Coats
la Belle Clothing Co
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