New York political questions and Bryan movement debated
Special correspondence from New York outlines a postponed conference at the Waldorf Astoria, with many Democratic leaders declining due to Bryan opposition. The piece notes Bryan’s rising eastern support, opposition within the party, and possible implications for the national ticket while touching on Taft and Hughes dynamics and President Roosevelt.
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York
Waldors,Astoria
Judson Fiarman
Uinclonati
Daniel
Virginia
Swanson
Can. Gidsey
William Jennings Br
Bryan
Morgan
J. O'Brien
Thi
Benatar Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
Gort
Oklahoma
Progressive Democratic League
Peerlens
Ganator Dutis
Bia
Mr. Krya
Republican County Committee of
New York
Hughes
Bart
Roosevelt
Watts Ima
Ington
Kant
Mr. Roosevelt
Roseevelt
Taft Corral
Ohio
Heart
Independence League
Iz Oe Wrest
New York Journal
Vth
Mir
Deeluren
Lee
Hearn
Hearst
League
Mr . An
Lamine
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Robert Muller
Young Officers Refuse White House Duties as Social Aids
Washington reports that Lt Phil Sheridan Captain Fitzhugh Lee and Lt Ulysses Grant along with Lt Douglas MacArthur, sons and grandsons of famed generals, have asked Roosevelt to return to their regiments. They tire of royal dinners and dances and prefer active military service. The president has kept them in a social role but they seek frontline duties rather than White House life.
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United States
Younster
Military
McKin+ey
Phillie H. Sheridan Jr
Engineer Corps
Grant
West Pointers
White House
Stciety
Boston
Pitehugh
McKinley
Roosevelt
Young Lampoon
Cuban
Spain
Annapolia
Decatur Ske
Jwise
Naval Academy
Thomas F. Schley
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Army
Signal Corps
Sherman Miles
West Point
Fas
Nelson A. Miles
Con
Tnrnley
Fdent
Eighth
Ohio Infantry
Ulysses
Douglas MacArthur
Arthur MacArthur
Young MacArthur
Thomas J. Selfridge, Jr
Navy
Wlm
Washington
Phil Sheridan
Fifth Cavalry
Fitzhugh Les II
Thirteenth Cavalry
Ulymees
Usk
Nldu
Alywen
Phi Sieridan
Macarthur
Fitzhugh Lee
Winchester
Weet Point
Frederick D. Grant
Coner
Stockholders’ Meeting Notice for Marion County Telephone Co
The Marion County Telephone company stockholders are warned of the annual meeting to elect directors and conduct other business. It will be held at the company office in the Masonic Temple building Marion Ohio on Monday February 3 1908 at 7 40 PM. R Geo W Kid M Chatter Sec 1-418-24-2-1-1-24-31-W Pres
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Marion County Telephone Company
Masonic Temple
Marion
Ohio
Geo. W. KI
D. M. Chatter
Angle tron wed tonep poste for mak ad Tonep
A non clamp fence is built by bending the pole to create an overhang of about twelve to eighteen inches with the wires strung up to the very top. The description notes a unusual construction method and specifies regular wire tension at the apex.
New Special Fare to Columbus on Sundays by Marion Line
A $1 Columbus and return special rate is offered to Columbus on Sundays. First car departs Marion at to be announced, with the next car leaving Columbus at 8:39 p.m. Service runs hourly. Also notes the 25th anniversary of the Swedish Methodist Church in Boston district, marking two years since organization.
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Columbus
Marion
Gov Jule
Biaghop
Hartman
Politics as Seen at the Nations Capitol
Specit Correspondence from Washington reports coteroms property to committees ready to report an appropriation bill. Debates reveal partisan lines as elections approach. Cabinet resignations hinted,Knox and Taft faction set to vie for Republican nomination. Hearst may lead a third force challenging major parties in a volatile political year.
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Washington, D. C
Atte Riohis
United States
Committee On Rules
Senate
House
Treasury
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Melewates
Taft
Knox
Tatt
Fairbanks
LaPollette
English Writer in Barmaid Question Views on Trade Conditions
A London Express writer argues against abolition of barmaids while acknowledging harsh working hours. He notes bar work can be dangerous, with long hours and poor conditions, yet asserts that reform should improve conditions rather than ban employment. He warns against generalizing to all women’s work and stresses responsibility of employers.
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Leome
Hetter
London Express
Kuch & Mercy
Barinald
Vielen
Barnards
Jeary
Reverend Troutman Endorses Peruna Remedy Claim
Letters from Rev Geo A Troutman and others praise Peruna for catarrh and throat issues, saying two bottles cured symptoms and boosted health. The missive describes home use, tablet version, and urges belief in Peruna’s efficacy while noting industry debates and social views on barmaids.
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Thad
P. KE
Swanstrom
Ryx
Granteburg
Wie
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Bryan— Hughes
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Atay
J. Taylor Ellyson
Virginian
South
Wsife House
Stockholders’ Meeting
Congress
Risen
Rev. Troutman
Pe-Ru-Na
George A, E
Troutman
Mt. Washington, Mo
H. W. Tate
Lincoln Avenue
Walnut Mills
Cietonati
Peruna Almaac
Fev
Groner Aetroutnan
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