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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

3

Defamation in Indiana Campaign Tactics Highlight Corbett Outburst

The piece accuses beer interests backing the Democratic ticket of covert slander against Republican nominee James E. Watson. It cites a Marion street tirade by James Corbett, a brewer, and portrays Watson as virtuous while lampooning Marshall and his allies for libel and deception. It also critiques Bryan as polygamous in political principles.

Indiana Marshall Mr. Marshall Luquor Marion James Corbett Mr. Watson Corbett Jim Watson Brewery Alliance Hanly Republican State James E. Watson Watson

Taft portrayed as ideal leader for all Americans

A supporter extols Taft as a fearless, disinterested, and upright candidate fit for president. The speaker praises his broad sympathy for farmers workers and business people, a refusal of privilege, and commitment to plain people and American citizenship without demagogy.

Taft Lincoln Mr. Taft

Enemies of tariff harm perceived by Bryan plan

The piece argues that electing Bryan as president endangers the tariff system and U S industry. It contends his tax would target protected states and that a revenue tariff would still harm American labor and reduce demand for domestic goods, contrasting Republican prosperity with Democratic periods.

Bryan Mr. Bryan Pennsylvania New York Ohio Winds Indiana West Virginia United States Repipiian

Boutell Attacks Bryan Over People Rule Claim

Congressman Bou Tell of Chicago criticizes William Jennings Bryan's Iowa speech. He argues Bryan's anti imperialist rhetoric hides local aims, challenges Bryan to repeat speeches in Vicksburg and Charleston, and warns that if Bryan becomes president the nation could face bankruptcy and industrial chaos.

Henry Sherman Boutell Chicago Mr. Bryan Iowa Bryan Vicksburg Miss Mississippi Philippines Black Brothers Brown Brothers John Sharp Williams Democrats Congress Charleston S. C Tillman J. Bryan Sugar Louisiana Utah Colorado Michigan New England Carolinas China England Germany South

Bryan's Crookston Speech Disappoints Farmers Audience Silent

Congressman Halvor Stevenson says Bryan's Crookston appearance failed to win farmers. Thousands gathered but he appeared late and delivered a narrow pro farmer appeal that drew only a single muted round of applause, leaving the crowd disappointed.

Bryan Crookston Minn Halvor Stevenson

Taft Speech Praises Republican Stand in 1896 Battle

Hon. William Howard Taft in Kansas City lauds the Republican fight for national integrity. He credits the party with educating wage earners and farmers, enabling defeat of a financial threat to the business structure.

Republican Party Wm. H. Taft Kansas City

Taft on lawful business methods in Boston merchants meet

President Taft told Boston merchants and manufacturers that honest business methods benefit the great body of business people. He emphasized that his stand for lawful practices is in their interest and backed by the President’s own stance.

Wm. H. Taft Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association Boston Mass

Taft Salutes McKinley for Civilizing Efforts

Hon. William H. Taft at Cleveland Ohio lauds William McKinley for placing the nation at the forefront as a civilizer and uplifter of underserved peoples despite harsh criticism of his policy.

William McKinley Wm. H. Taft Cleveland Ohio

County Local Option Urged by Vincennes Presbytery Ministers

Evansville September 24 ministers from 77 Presbyterian churches in 13 Vincennes Presbytery counties met to send a telegram to the Indiana legislature supporting county local option. Rev August W Sonne urged passage to let counties decide on alcohol sales, noting broad church backing for temperance.

Evansville Ind Vincennes Indianapolis Temperance and Public Morals August W. Sonne First Presbyterian Church

Republicans Meet to Organize in Haddon Township

The Republicans of Haddon township meet at Kivett's hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening to organize for the campaign. All Republicans are urged to attend this meeting.

Carlisle Haddon Township Kivett’s Hall

Wabash River Expected to Reach Historic Low this October

The Wabash River now sits lower than in years past with white sand beaches visible for miles. River men forecast October will see readings well below low water marks, surpassing 1881 and other prior records. Hutsonville Telegram reports the trend and quotes observers.

Hutsonville Terald

Senior Class Organized at Carlsleigh School

Carlisle September 29 The class of 1909 at Carlsleigh School has organized a senior class and formed plans for activities and committees.

Carlisle Tliss Carlsleigh School

Class officers and outing to Clarence Burroughs home

The class of 18 members along with Miss Pence and Mr. Clayton from the high school faculty took a loy ride last week to the home of Clarence Burroughs seven miles west of town. Clarence is a member of the class.

Jess Walters Helen Hellms Hazel Shepherd Rue Davis Flo Curtner Gladys Whaten Clarence Burroughs Clarence Miss Pence Mr. Clayton

Socialist Speeches Held in Carlisle by Moore and Hollingsworth

Two socialist speeches were delivered in Carlisle on Thursday night. Rev. James Moore of Avoca Pennsylvania spoke first, followed by James H Hollingsworth.

Carlisle James Moore Avoca James H. Hollingsworth

West Jackson Hill Coal Mining & Transport Co Annual Meeting

Notice to stockholders of the regular annual meeting at Evansville Indiana at noon on Monday October 19 1908 for election of directors and other business. Gilbert S Wright secretary. First insertion Sept 30 1908 3t.

West Jackson Hill Coal Mining & Transport Company Evansville Indiana Gilbert S. Wright

Pacific Coast One Way Colonist Tickets At $38.75

During September and October the Indianapolis Southern will sell one way colonist tickets to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Cal Guaymas and Mexico City Mexico Portland Ore Tacoma Seattle Spokane Wash Vancouver and Victoria B C at rate of $38 75. Correspondingly low rates to other points on Pacific coast territory. For details contact Ben Stone.

San Diego Cal Guaymas Mexico City Mexico Portland, Ore Tacoma, Seattle Spokane, Wash Pacific

Doctor Jackson Returns to Practice in Pleasantville

Health improved and Dr J H Jackson announces he is again practicing medicine surgery and obstetrics. He will attend all cases day or night from 7 31 Pleasantville Indiana and invites old patrons to seek his care.

J. H. Jackson Pleasantville Ind

Meeting of Sullivan County Rebekah Lodges October 1 1908

All Rebekah lodges in Sullivan county invited to gather at the Sullivan Rebekah hall on October 1 1908 for a combined session. Members should come prepared to perform work as part of the program, says Secretary Mrs F A Burnham of Rebekah Lodge No 252.

Rebekah Sullivan County Hall of Sullivan Rebekah Lodge F. A. Burnham Rebekah Lodge

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