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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
4
Warren county Republicans issue a warning on October 10 1906 urging voters to oppose Emery’s bid for Governor and resist Bryanism linking Emery to Bryan for President in 1908. Chairman Kk W Parshall signs the appeal.
The article attacks fusionists as crushed by Republican meetings across the county. It accuses Democratic columns of being surrendered to bushwhackers now insurgent after leaving public offices. It claims mudslinging and reckless attacks but vows political oblivion for bunco steerers within a month.
The letters question Treasurer Berry’s motives and alleged dealings with the Harrisburg Trust Company, arguing public trust has been violated and urging the people to await his own defense. In contrast the Troy Press questions mission funding amid immigrant inflows, urging domestic charity first while noting abundant needs and righteousness.
Edwin S. Stuart lauds Rudolph Blankenburg calling him a man of high integrity while Lewis Emery Jr. is attacked as a rascal and corrupter. The exchange frames miners hospital voting history and support for company stores as campaign weapons.
Our variety was never larger or better. Our stock is too large to itemize and the public is invited to come in and look over our furniture with prices. Whether you buy or not it is no trouble to show goods.
The writer criticizes The Times editorial page for political bias calling it the only Democratic paper in Warren County and accuses it of publishing two party tickets the Democratic ticket and the Lincoln ticket with mixed loyalist names. The piece questions the paper’s integrity and suggests it is engaging in practical politics.
Lew Emeree sails toward Salt River barge on vital points yet enlarges on nothing and dodges every charge with wary silence.
Edwin Stuart, Republican nominee for governor, spoke in Indiana Pennsylvania promising a good roads program and robust support for public and normal schools. He pledged to investigate alleged unlawful Capitol expenditure and punish any dishonesty, promising to involve the people in the accounting.
A verse critiquing public institutions contrasts churches with saloons banks and breweries as boons while lampooning schools and hospitals authored by Lew Ekmeree.
A New Idea Woman's Magazine October preview notes darker colors mark this season with navy blue ruby red and bottle green plus black paired with myrtle and autumn tones. Mannish suitings with unobtrusive stripes rise in popularity as plaid fabrics stay dark with satin black stripes and shadow plaids.
The Advisory Campaign Committee urges Republicans to defend party principles and elect Edwin S. Stuart for governor, Robert S. Murphy for lieutenant governor, Robert K. Young for auditor general, and Henry Houck for secretary of internal affairs. It warns fusion and Democratic tickets threaten prosperity and national politics, calling Pennsylvanians to stand by the GOP in 1906 and 1908.
A Philadelphia Inquire column lauds Pennsylvania's lead in pig iron iron and steel textile output coal and wealth. It argues prosperity benefits from capital wage gains and tax structure while warning voters that supporting Bryan would threaten current gains and favor Hearst option.
The article criticizes State Treasurer W. T. Berry for being accused of borrowing from a trust company he favored, claiming he promoted moral reform to attack predecessors while borrowing himself. It links Berry with Edwin S. Stuart and Lewis Emery Jr and cites past collapses and bribery charges, urging voters to doubt reformers.
A vivid line declares Lewis Emry weighed in the balance and found wanting, echoing Beltshazzer’s judgment and describing his temperament as frothy and furious from head to toe.
The article reports Murphy presenting evidence that Emery voted for Don Cameron for Senator and sought political rewards. It lists large orders in the United States including Freemasons and Woodmen, and notes Republicans visiting Bradford received no invitation to view a Fusionist brewery.
The National Labor Tribune denounces Lewis Emery Jr as a labor hater and arch enemy of workers noting his voting record against mine hospital bills and miners wages in cash. It warns labor in Pennsylvania against his candidacy amid strong union sentiment.
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