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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented text indicates a second class mail header and subscription rates for a daily edition. The legible parts mention a business office, dates, and price per copy, reflecting a typical historic newspaper circulation notice.
No argument is required to sustain the wisdom of a staple currency. Fluctuating circulating media unsettles trade and provokes evils as harmful as the ravages of wild weather, undermining morals and causing social distress.
The Hon. Seth Low criticizes the use of campaign contributions in a speech in New York. The piece notes the release of the campaign fund figures by the Democratic and Republican committees and mocks Bryan’s attack. It cites totals around two hundred twenty thousand dollars and discusses expectations on disclosure and expenditures.
The text discusses New York campaign fund laws, Republican finances and actions, and potential inquiries into fund misuse. It cites George Shelton and Ridder, with commentary on Democrat Bryan and party dynamics. It mentions tax debates in West Virginia and opinions by Taft supporters and miners leader Thomas L. Lewis on election prospects.
The Virginia debt issue is used by Democrats to gain power but fails to deliver victory. West Virginia Republicans resist debt payments, denying any state owes funds. Democratic rhetoric slanders Republicans and implicates Senator Elkins, who denies involvement and opposes debt payment. Candidate Bennett pushes amicable settlement, while accusations of outside influence surface alongside warnings from Democratic scare campaigns and fiscal strain under Democratic governance.
Tabor urges periodic legislation while labor demands constant work. Republicans push steady employment and prosperity. a Democratic win could bring closed mills and ongoing panic.
A quoted statement from Mr. Bryan describes his first step in the event of action. He would apply for a writ of ejectment against the gald standard, signaling a legal move to remove an individual or entity by court order.
Sale item listing shows ladies cotton jersey ribbed fleece vests and pants in all sizes, neatly trimmed. Prices 49c for sets and 24c for undergarments in bleached and unbleached options.
The passage cites Mr. Bryan's anti-trust policy restricting interstate orators to no more than 60 percent of total frenzied rhetoric. It critiques the rule as arbitrary and includes garbled quotes attributed to Republicans and Bryantany urging manufacturing abroad in frestrude countries.
Martha Olde a one year old daughter of FLO at 27 W. Pike street fell down stairs Sunday and broke her collar bone.
A monthly meeting was held at the First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday at 7 o’clock. Members discussed routine church activities and upcoming events, with plans for volunteer work and community outreach.
The adjourned meeting will not be held tonight. arrangements are made for it to be over Friday night. The regular session will be held on Friday.
Advertising notices show wallpaper specials from W.T.A. Clemm and listed deals. Realty transfers include Bailey to Reed and Reed/J. Reed for 26 acres in Grant district and J M Waggoner to Ula F Bond for 24 acres in Grant district. Also Arthur E. Hilto and Tele Harbert for a lot.
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