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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

4

Taft urged by critics amid tariff reform questions

The piece, written in a period voice, argues Republican Taft faces distrust from those who doubt his tariff reform promises. It cites alleged manufacturer coercion and railroads opposing Roosevelt policies, naming figures like Rockefeller and Carnegie as fund contributors and claiming Taft would carry out Roosevelt’s trust war if elected.

Republican Editeen Pro Jist Taft Hehan Congress Otr Wast Roosevelt Provident Roosevellt Rockefelter Carnegie Harrimen Corey Sheldon Ronsevart | Ie MW Peyen Hak Taft Haw Anppen Wretington Tatte Aedan Colime House of Representatives Senate Millionaire? Club Merion County Bryan Carl C. Anderson Contreet W. To Smit Aad W. P. O'Brien James B. Campbell United States Mr. Bryan

Weidemaier Named Infirmary Director Candidate

George Weidemaier, born 1845 in Crawford county and longtime resident of Tully township, seeks the county post of Infirmary Director. A Democrat, he has served as treasurer, school board member, and justice of the peace, earning local trust amid a period of partisan finance and public policy debate.

George Weidemaier Crawford County Tully Township Weidemaier Board of Education Justice of the Peace

Books and Cards Headline by Wholesalers in November

Success Everybody's and Woman's Home Companion for November showcases G. Wiant Bookseller and Stationer as the House of Post Cards, highlighting a themed display and promotions for readers and collectors.

Everybody's and Woman's Home Companion THE House OF Post Cards

Yellow Paper Notices Question State Finances

A fragment reports the Republican State committee flooding the country with yellow slips claiming all state funds are accounted for. The senate committee examined auditor and treasurer records, deciphering accounts kept on envelopes and paper scraps, with Auditor Gulbhore asked to produce checks from his bank.

Senate Committee Ef Tate

Ohio Republicans face scrutiny over state finances

The piece accuses Ohio Republican leaders of dodge and denial as questions rise about state funds and hidden interest, urging voters to judge the party on honesty and accountability. It claims officials and newspapers shield the governor while failing to clear his name, casting doubt on ethical conduct in office.

Ohio

Henry Seiter A Pleasant township farmer for county commissioner

Henry Seiter a Pleasant township farmer and long time Democrat seeks the county commissioner post. Born 1857 in the township he built a 160 acre farm and later a 76 acre one through thrift. He served Pleasant township as trustee from 1891 and built a reputation as a sober worker in local politics. He attacks rival money handling and pledges honest governance and businesslike administration if elected.

Henry Seiter Pleasant Township Mactan Township Seiter Pleasant Townships Roosevelt

Governor Harris Aims at Temperance Amid Controversy

The piece accuses Governor Harris of knowing about misuse of state funds by Guilbert and allies, failing to perform sworn duties, and attempting to block an investigation by proposing a two-person committee. It likens his actions to Nero and calls for a change in leadership to expose and address the alleged misuses at the statehouse.

Harris Temperance Tate Ohio Guilbert Nero Rome Marrin Fullington McKinnon Green Gow Mt. Binal Harrik State House

Republicans Promote Imperial Government in America

Fragmented remarks on American Republicans and their alleged drive to create a thin government. Ongoing debate echoes in Marin and across the nation, citing Roosevelt, Wilson, and Woodrow Wilson era ideas. Mentions of Roosevelt stance, party leaders, and campaigns in Ohio and nationwide.

William Marin Mexico America Roosevelt Eletain Howard Wossevelt Miarion — Republicag Heloris Ohio Walter Duttbert Isorge Ma Walter Drown

Campaign Rhetoric\\Foundations of Ohio Elections and Voter Appeals

A fragmented political appeal rails at Cox Brown and Guibert amid party tensions. The speaker warns about Cannon’s influence, pledges to oppose Republican interests, urges broad voter awareness, and critiques bank policies and employer intimidation. Names and places appear in a partisan context.

Republicans Question Railroads and Economic Hope

A fragmentary speech cites railroads as evidence of busy times and thriving business. The speaker mocks the idea of a flawless economy, noting seasonal corn yields and the idea of putting the cart before the horse.

Republicans claim safe GOP gains in Ohio Indiana New York

A partisan critique argues Republican leaders tout safety of Ohio Indiana and New York for the party. The piece likens tariff revival arguments to misdirected tactics and questions why the tariff would be revised by those supporters.

Ohio Indiana New York Friends of the Tariff

Ohio election stakes shift after Bryan upset Tatt vote

Fragmentary notes describe Mr Bryan upsetting stakes with Mr Tatt in Ohio ahead of election day. The brief item mentions a decisive move and implications for observers monitoring the contest.

Mr. Bryan Mr. Tatt Vot Ohio

Political tensions and graft in Ohio elections 1908

The piece argues that Governor Harris’s administration is plagued by scandals and graft, urging voters to support Judson Harmon for governor and a reform slate. It cites Republican papers and editorials from the Ohio State Journal, notes budget strains for a political organization, and hints at broader statehouse corruption to be defeated in the upcoming election.

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