West Virginia Democrats Push Voter Disfranchisement
The West Virginia Democratic platform calls for voter qualifications targeting Black voters and supports separate railroad coaches, signaling a campaign tactic to limit Black political activity while Ohio and neighboring states court Black support for Bryan. The article notes southern Democrats oppose this race-based localism and question the risk of backing a candidate who broadens Black political opportunities.
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Orram
Baltimore Sun
Dem
Winfeld &. Hancock
Pennsylvania
Hancock
Hidncock
West
West Virginia
Nebraska
Kansas
Bryan
Ohio
Atinsson
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Jill Crow
Southern Democrata
South
Illinois
Browonville
Governor Harris Speaks in Youngstown on Liquor and State Finances
Governor Harris denounces liquor league influence in Ohio politics while praising Republican gains. He cites state finances improved after Campbell’s term, notes tax cuts by 1902 legislature, and urges adoption of constitutional amendments. He defends Republican candidates and condemns Democratic attacks as unfounded.
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Harrie
Youngaton
Riams Publis
ANG Credit
H. James EK. Campbell
Harmon
Seloon Imm
Youngstown
Harris
Taft
Shaemas
Mick
Tammm
Sherman
Congress
House of Representatives
John Bhaaman
United Sates
Senate
Ohio
John Sherman
Olle
Judge Taft
Our State
Atill Uves
Tn i
Julia and
Suche Aman
Grant
Ann
Tucket
Pffce
Campbell
Atata
Tan
Ing
M Aha
Beremor Pattison
Saaianann
Aed Ogres
Accretia
Palliaon
Democratic
Ohio Republican State Executive Committee
New First National Bank
Columbus
Oale
Ohio liquor interests in Columbus target Pettison era politics
A cleaving summary of Ohio Democratic tensions over liquor influence at the state convention. Judge Harmon and Governor Pattison stand amid factional battles as delegates debate temperance, local option, and party loyalties. The piece critiques liquor leagues funding, seeks enforcement of laws, and addresses political leverage and voter concerns.
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Resolutiona
Tom I. Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Mie
Democratic Party
Democracy of Chin Cal
Brewing
Iterveis
Morgan
New York
Pattions
Joakim
Harmon
Pattion
Pattison Stoot
Hoadly
Cincinnati
Foraker
Browgst
Uechorux
Constantion
Lise
General Assembly of Ohio
Thia
Hose County
Sakuas
Melt
Ca Joon
Pranent
Mquor
General Assembly
Veere
Seventy-seventh
Sntvply
Efrele
Salnankeapers
Gio
Daniel Webster
Educational Aid
Uwip
West
State Agricultural Department
Wngortu
Fragmented political speech distorts party trust and reform
A garbled OCR fragment argues about national state and local affairs and which party to trust for future progress. It references Republicans and passages for passage in some reform context, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Poibe Parcan
Seople
Okie
Daleresind
Egainat li
Roosevelt
Orittotan
Meo Bryan Ie
Republican Party
Akill
Uise
United States
Tivee
Ogks
Republican ties cited to back Tutt in taft Bryan clash
A New York campaign address by Governor Charles E Hughes lauds Republican record on conservation and reform while contrasting Taft with Bryan. Hughes defends party achievements in corporate regulation railroad rate and food safety laws, argues for trusted leadership and cautions against Bryan's rhetoric.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
Youngsown
Republican Party
Publke
Jullie Agency
Deaakerunip
Jtalma
Dendy
Brent
Altuses
Burwad
Bryan
Lnter
Wiliam Howard Tutt
Campalen
Ean
Just Exactly Right New Life Pills Ad
A Venerable testimonial from A A Felton of Irville Iowa endorses Dr King's New Life Pills as a relief for constipation and biliousness. The ad claims the remedy works without discomfort and sells for 25e at Wm Kipp's Sons drug store.
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Dr. King
New Life
A. A. Felton
Irisville
Wm. Kipp
Sons
M Safety
Defense of Ashertons and the tariff platform debate
A political analysis defends protectionist policy, criticizing Democratic free coinage and licensing proposals, and endorses Taft Republican leadership. It blasts calls for bank deposit guarantees and injunctions, arguing they threaten monetary stability, business prudence, and labor prosperity through restrained, experience-led policy.
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Democratic Party
Bryan Soustruss
Musser
Tno
Taft
Bryan
Republican Party
Saya
Bas Theodore Moosevelt
Pongrenxes
Pidak
Induatelal Glaputen
Political Points on Harmon and Ohio temperance debate
The piece questions Judson Harmon's stance amid brewing interests and a former police judge allied against temperance laws in Ohio. It notes Bryan's acceptance speech as destructive rather than constructive and highlights Henry Waterson, Democratic campaign press advisement, while asking if Ohio lacks a genuine Democratic paper.
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Judson Harmon
United States
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Henry Waterson
Democratic discouragement and Bryan pledges noted
A Charleston News and Courier editorial argues Democrats show indifference to Bryan, suggesting the Denver convention outcome and lack of enthusiasm. The piece compares Taft and Bryan promises, noting Taft could seek tariff revision, while Bryan would be powerless with a Republican senate.
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Mr. Bryan
Taft
Booth
Mr. Taft
Bryan
Senate
Omaha Bee
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