Wellman predicts Indiana favors Republicans by 30000
Walter Wellman, a leading political writer, forecasts Indiana will vote Republican by at least 30,000. The Republican National Committee plans to have Senator Fairbanks speak in Indiana in the campaign’s final two weeks and has other engagements nationwide. No Indiana date set yet, but an itinerary will follow state committee notice.
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Walter Wellman
Indiana
Mr. Wellman
Republican National Committee
Fairbanks
National Committee
Indiana State Committee
Mt. Calvary
McMichael
Secretary of state race sparks precinct voting warning
The piece questions Hay or Hill for secretary of state and warns not to move from the precinct or risk losing the vote. It cites Judge Parker and references Bryan’s insinuations while praising Republican policies and urging support for Republican tickets.
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Sneer
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Ee Ee Eee
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bureau of Statistics
Judge Supreme Court
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Hill
Republican rallying cry from Charleston and Courier
The Charleston News and Courier praises Roosevelt era prosperity and urges Republican vigilance for election day. It cites Ben Tillman’s fiery Chicago speech and praises the shift of Daviess county from debt to solvency, arguing Sullivan county could profit similarly through party unity.
Debs Quotes on Davis in 1908 Vice Presidential Campaign
The passage cites Eugene V. Debs criticizing Henry G. Davis as an enemy of organized labor. It references Davis’s stance against union membership and mentions a West Virginia mine workers strike with UMW involvement and a court injunction.
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Henry G. Davis
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
United States
Bose
Ben
Bryan to Speak at Sullivan on Tuesday October 18
William J. Bryan will address Sullivan on October 18. His train arrives at 2 30 p m and his time here will run about 20 minutes. He is expected to reiterate his views on the Parker platform and Judge Parke nomination as outlined elsewhere in this issue.
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William J. Bryan
Sullivan
Bryan
Parker
Parke
Democratic disunity and lack of leaders threaten year’s government
The writer argues that Democrats offer mainly opposition with no solid program this year. They cite a disunited party, disagreement on key issues, absence of strong leadership, and a candidate who, while dignified, is largely unknown and untested in executive roles.
Editorial backs Roosevelt and Fairbanks for Republican ticket
The Indianapolis News endorses Roosevelt and Fairbanks, urging all readers to support the Republican party. It pledges continued editorials presenting strong arguments in favor of Republican policies and leadership.
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Indianapolis News
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
the News
Farmer Rankin Praises Roosevelt as Republican Farmer
David Rankin, Missouri landholder with about 22 000 acres across fourteen farms near Tarkio, praises Roosevelt in Leslie's Weekly. He notes large labor use in summer, hundreds of horses, and his own role in guiding operations. Rankin stresses tariff support and Panama Canal importance, calling for Roosevelt to push the project.
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United States
Missouri
Rankin
Tarkio
Leslie’s Weekly
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Revere
Seine
Roosevelt and unions clash over fear and reform
D. R. Rankin praises Roosevelt for fairness and lawful action against abuses by trusts. He argues unions use fear to influence leaders, but Roosevelt remains unshaken and committed to doing what is right within legal bounds.
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Roosevelt
D. R. Rankin
Roosevelt Stands In Open In Watson Letter
Thomas E Watson defends independence from Roosevelt and Parker in his acceptance letter. He assails Roosevelt as a bold Republican foe and contrasts Parker as disingenuous, urging Bryan Democrats to oppose Republican rule and back a revolt to reshape the nation. Community notes follow: local visits, farm sales, and church services listed.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Parker
Bryan
New York
David B. Hill
Reorganization the Issue in Democratic Struggle
Editor John B. Stoll argues the coming election will decide whether Bryan Watson or Parker Belmont factions control the Democratic organization. He warns Bryan may push for government ownership of railroads and drastic judicial reforms, with Watson and Debs likely aligning with populist sentiment if Parker is defeated.
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Roosevelt
Fairbank
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South Bend Times
Indianapolis Star
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Watson
Debs
Democratic Party
Roosevelt Speech Quoted on Democratic Trust and Principles
A preserved excerpt from President Roosevelt's July 27 1904 acceptance speech attacks Democratic sincerity. It contrasts opponents who seek confidence with claims they would betray long standing vital principles and tolerate administration acts they oppose. The passage emphasizes consistency and opposed trust.
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Hemetic Hot Blast heater claims five to ten year life
Hemetic Hot Blast heaters are advertised to last five to ten years versus typical fire bowl units that burn out in one to two years. The claim is promoted by LONG, WARREN & Co. in an 11-21 notice to customers.
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Hemetic
Long, Warren & Co
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