Washington Letters on Haskell and Bryan Campaign
A lengthy letter from Washington discusses Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, his ties to the Standard Oil interests, and the Bryan campaign. It quotes a reply to Bryan defending Haskell and criticizing Bryan’s proposed remedies for trusts and interstate commerce, arguing Haskell’s conduct as treasurer disqualifies him from public office and highlighting party tensions ahead of the 1908 campaign.
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Presidential advocacy quote from Roosevelt and Bryan
Fragmentary political statement urging support for a candidate named Tatl Bul, claiming he represents national interests and will benefit workers farmers small business and the nation. Ends with signatures of Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan.
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Mao Pioneer Dies in Philadelphia
Spolane Sept 22 John ML Warley a pioneer of the era dies in Philadelphia while attempting to recover health. He helped discover principal devices in the region and contributed to early earth sciences and industry.
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Burke Town Named After Wealthy Figure Amid Feud
Mower d Alenes, 10 belonging to the Vadoral company. The town of Burke, Jaaie, was named after Im, and he was at one time a wealthy man and a feuding political factor in Sano.
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