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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR yields a poem fragment with garbled lines mentioning Tate, Walle Froure, Br as amd sar Tpen a wert ta do, and Trumpets. It notes a visitor, TT, Kiegan of Parkerspors, in the city. The text is largely unreadable and contains copyright claim notice.
The advertisement asserts P and G Naphtha Soap uses cocoanut oil, tallow, naphtha, and caustic soda. It claims cocoanut oil yields rich suds and strong cleaning power, with naphtha aiding dirt suspension and the other ingredients boosting cleansing performance.
A letter from Mitchell dated October 21 denies mailing or authorizing posters that misuse his name to influence union members. He states he supports no political party but will endorse pro union candidates and urges members to evaluate candidates’ records with care before voting. He lists officials and groups he may back, including W. B. Wilson and T. D. Nichols.
The Transcontinental Passenger Association announces heavy discounts for a 1908 Alaska Yukon Pacific exposure season. Round trips from St Paul and Missouri River points to Seattle Tacoma Portland and other Pacific Northwest cities will be 350 dollars with sale May 28 to Sept 30 and return by Oct 31. The plan aims to attract thousands to the Pacific World's Fair and lure settlers by broad timing and deep discounts.
A Taft friend recalls the Republican nominee in Chicago with Bishop Brent. Brent declined the Washington bishopric to stay in the Philippines leading missionary work. Taft praises Brent as a heroic Christian combining deep faith with broad appeal, aiding civil efforts for Philippine independence.
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