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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1908
Page
2
A local firm announces a sale of a splendid collection of ready-to-wear ladies and misses garments secured in New York at prices far below cost due to late mill deliveries. The firm emphasizes it has cash on hand to take up the propositions and aims to lead in underselling.
The coats feature long lines, single breasted fronts, semi fitted backs and notch collars with satin linings. Skirts use new gores, eight inch folds tapering at the sides and button accents. Suits crafted in fine materials across leading shades.
West schoolhouse afternoon. Job Gawthrop and wife of Elkins visit Mrs Gawlenrop mother E P Bistkwell, Republican leader, at Clarksburg rally. Dellet Lawson and wife from Fremington visit CAL Lawson. Charlie, son of George Rudolph, injures arm at school. Mrs Jay Martin and daughter Clara visit C A Stout of Stimpson Creek. Lemuel E Stout returns from Knottville. Cleon Fitchugh and John Davieen home from Blackhannen and University. C L Peck and Janice of Clarksburg visit. Miter Fiora Preston returns from Grafton. Ald Society ladies banquet for the Miter. thirty covers, fine menu.
Governor Hughes in a Lincoln era address asserts Bryan favors the extermination of trusts and offers a wide assortment of remedies. The speech portrays Bryan as presenting many measures to eliminate trusts and promote reform.
The passage discusses whether stock ownership by a few controls directors across multiple companies and if tariff free lists could curb trusts. It weighs risks to weaker manufacturers and considers limiting monopoly output to 50 percent, noting practical pitfalls.
Walter J. Ballard catalogs views from speeches on government power and democracy. He notes Bryan’s push for initiative and referendum, distrust of courts, and suspicion of money influence, with quotes from Montpelier Columbus Cooper Union Boston Cleveland and more. The piece critiques protections, tariffs, and imperial policy in 1900s political debate.
Fragmented quotation discusses prosecution severity and competition suppression. It notes party unity, truth grasp, and responsibility to the people. It traces Kansas City reflections on Republican party formation since 1856, praising foresight, discipline, and government maintenance by leaders and members.
Banister Shoes offers James A. Banister and WallOver shoes for men in tan batton and clucher finishes. GI Betal and Patent Leghier styles are available in sizes from 5 to 12 with A to E widths to fit every foot.
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