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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented quotation from C. W. Fairbanks stresses protecting capital aid labor and restraining encroachments of wrong. The garbled text suggests a public figure or political context emphasizing duty and protection of rights.
A Wilkes-Barre speech by Republican James Sherman lauds the party as the “party of accomplishment” while arguing past achievements under national leadership outweigh criticisms. He cites emancipation and national unity and rebuts a Philadelphia paper’s Aryan-leaning claim, urging trust in Republican governance.
A fragmented OCR passage extols Republican economic policy, wealth and population growth, and national strength, praising protective tariffs and long-term GOP governance. It asserts progress under Republican leadership, calls for continued dominance in November, and closes with confidence in Republican sincerity and patriotism.
A Wheeling editorial targets the Grant-Soherr faction for attacking Senator Scott and supporting Democratic gains via editorials. It defends Scott as a faithful Republican and criticizes Ogden and others for pressuring party allegiance, urging Scott to retain his seat and warning against opportunistic shifts in the state’s political balance.
Flowery praise from followers and critics portrays Bryan as a controversial figure in the Democratic faction. Noted voices, including Randolph Hearst, critique his leadership while others praise his influence and rhetoric in the political arena.
A critical profile mocks William Jennings Bryan as a showman, ventriloquist, and policy picker who shifts positions for political gain. It portrays him as a distractor of voters, weaving contradictory stances while claiming truth and justice, and ridicules his leadership as a blend of performance and shifting loyalties.
The Grant-Schorr faction splinters over concessions to Senator Scott as Park Wreburg’s war contentions fade. The piece accuses Morgantown nurse Grant of manipulating events to keep revolt alive and to advance personal ambition. It calls Elking and Nik Company as catalysts and predicts a future expose of the entire operation.
A fragment from a Wheeling periodical debate accuses rival newspapers of misrepresentation over support for the Republican state ticket and its critics. It cites Ogden, Scherr, Bennett, and local editors, arguing for a straight Republican vote while noting mixed editorial stances across papers.
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