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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
4
A garbled quotation attributed to President Roosevelt urges fair treatment and non harm to all. The fragment mentions Lasik and a square dent, but the exact meaning is unclear.
A partisan column praises Governor Dawson for steady leadership and reforms while endorsing W. Swisher as the best successor to continue the Republican program. The piece argues Dawson loyal to party principles and confident in Swisher’s ability to carry on reforms.
The article defends Secretary Swisher and the party platform amid graft and tax reforms. It condemns Arnold Scherr and Darst as traitors to Republican unity, arguing Swisher stands for progressive governance and fiscal reform while opponents threaten the party’s program.
The passage criticizes the Wheeling editor and H. C. Oxden as Democratic to the core while profiting from Republican support. It notes Oxden's shifting loyalties and questions his Democratic heart, suggesting he aims to bring the state into the Democratic fold where he was born and resides.
The piece denounces the Wheeling Intelligencer as a Republican paper in name only and accuses it of a vicious anti Republican campaign. It cites editorials and letters, calling for support of Taft and Swisher, and criticizes Democrats for claims of Rooseveltism as Bryanism.
Grateful to Editor Heermane for his effective work the Telegram notes a top campaign article cited as exemplary. The News criticizes the city street reports and the slow discovery of bad work by the former street superintendent. Bryan warns against entrusting tariff revision to Republicans citing past Democratic and Republican actions. Wayman Ogdon is questioned for his reaction as Attorney Swint returns from Weston with local visits recorded.
The report warns of numerous imitations circulating near Mazer Lake highlighting a single original item. Local traders caution buyers to verify authenticity and report suspected fakes to authorities.
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