Principle not factionalism drives Ohio Democrats this year
Ohio Democrats are urged to uphold Democratic principles over any single leader or faction. The piece highlights William Jennings Bryan as presidential nominee and Judson Harmon as governor, arguing both are independent and not to be dictated to. It calls for burying factionalism and uniting to back the party’s candidates.
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General Coxay’s Popular Nomination Letter for Atlanta
General Coxay travels to Atlanta to inform Thomas B. Watson of his nomination for president on the Popular ticket. He urges buying space in newspapers to spread the word and drum up public support.
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President Cantro Faces New Pacific Feat Challenge
The article notes President Cantro's anticipated new feat crossing the Pacific. It hints at possible tension as he may endure another spasm within days, suggesting the act would display resilience and align with Uncle Sam's strength.
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Private telegraph hue at Fairview provokes censure
The item decries attempts to censure Tryan for a private telegraph line into his Fairview home while noting presidents and public figures in a string of political and social jibes about antitryan factions, Bryan’s politics, and notable marriages ending with the Gould-De Sag an wedding concluded.
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Taft Bureau and Republican Nomination Tactics Examined
A critical column attacks the Taft campaign apparatus within the Republican Party. It accuses organizers of orchestrating a brokered nomination through vast fundraising, nationwide headquarters, and strategic lobbying. Named figures like Hitch cock Vorys and Williams are mentioned in alleging synthetic support for Taft’s Chicago bid.
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Taft Campaign Feud and Ohio Political Turmoil
A sprawling analysis outlines the Taft faction’s struggle with Roosevelt era policies, Ohio Republican maneuvering, and rumors of cabinet favors. It notes Senator Foraker’s criticism, Vorya’s standing, and potential Democratic pressure on campaign finance disclosure as a counterpoint to the likely Republican platform content.
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Republican managers feud over Taft chairmanship
Washington reports a bitter split among Taft campaign leaders Hitchcock and Vorheys, tied to control of the national chairmanship. Taft delays a decision, internal rivalries threaten unity, and fears of public exposure of campaign funding loom, risking hurt to Taft's 1908 prospects.
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Antis Bryan Fight Heats Up At Convention Fray
Anti Bryan faction renews efforts to defeat Bryan for the presidential nomination after a convention adjournment. Guffey supporters rally on a roll call issue in Pennsylvania and New York leaders, while Bryan backers claim Guffey already lacks momentum. Delegations from several states threaten to rebuke Bryan over interference with state delegations, potentially shaping the convention’s outcome.
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We Pay 20 Cent Cwt for Old Books and Papers
Local ad offers 20 cents per cwt for books magazines and folded newspapers. Calls accepted at any place in the city with telephone MAID 282-202 Parming Street provided for contact.
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Gloger Ale and Rodai Selicar 2d Siphos Mineral Waters offered by R. Smith, proprietor. Phone 1744.
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