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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
4
The article reports a heated public debate about Taft's policy directions, with conservatives accusing him of weakness and a split in Republican ranks. It cites President Roosevelt's remarks and Bryan's comments, noting discussions of the Brownsville policy and corporate influence shaping law enforcement.
The Senate investigation revealed McKinnon and his deputy Green held strong interests in a bank depository of Ohio funds. It showed family ties and control over stock and deposits at a capitalized bank, plus evidence of multiple state depositories and related figures tied to the state treasury.
Deputy Grower admits stake in two or three banks while Mr McKinnon and Green control ASHTABULA BANK. Asked about deposits and bank wrecks, Green refuses to answer, saying none of your business. When asked how to vote for state treasurer, he offers no comment.
The passage argues Roosevelt wrote for Mr Tat and taft in a contentious political scene. It questions Roosevelt's influence and support, noting Taft's leadership and Chicago convention dynamics. The text reflects partisan rhetoric about presidential candidates and party loyalty.
The interview record shows Mouser projecting a strong campaign against opponents, claiming likely victory though race factors affect support. A notable claim is Governor Harris carrying the district by about 4,000 votes, with Mouser and allies cautious about forecasting the final margin.
The piece depicts Republicans and opponents accusing Governor Harrie and the state administration of failing to inspect and fix state institutions. It cites an Akron speech and Youngstown remarks challenging the governor while highlighting graft allegations, machine politics led by Cox and his lieutenants, and Democratic counterpoints praising Roosevelt and warnings of deceitful campaigning. The report references Hamilton County figures, Taft, and national steel industry commentary by Elbert Gary.
A dispatch from The Hague reports a peace tone at the season opening. The throne readings praise efforts to amicably resolve difficulties with Venezuela and to heal a break with another power through peaceful means.
Rochester N Y September convention was adjourned after nominating a candidate for state offices. Hon Morgan J O'Brien chosen temporary chairman after opening address the meeting adjourned at noon today with plans to reconvene tomorrow.
A collection of quirky observations notes vast horses in the United States and a magazine claim about Argentinians, cites world leprosy counts with doubtful cures, and mentions rising wire insurance in Valparaiso after 1906. It describes Veranconia in rugged terrain, a Whit ney farm meadow, and birth records in Portland with many twins and triplets, plus sparse rainfall in parts of Por n. The piece discusses irrigation productivity and persistent irrigation efforts.
A garbled dialogue with a girl and boy hints at a household plan in St. Louis and a comic river mishap. It then shifts to a joke about a boy tumbling into a creek and an old man asking why he fell. The clipping also notes large forest areas in Russia and Europe and acres of forests in Italy.
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