Campaign money and corporate influence in the Republican party
A critical account claims vast donations from corporations have swayed the Republican campaign funding. It argues that such money has bought influence, with no corresponding anti-trust or reform outcomes, while lamenting the lack of transparent origins. The piece urges independence from party finance to serve the public will.
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Republicar Party
New York
Republican Campaign Fund
MeKern
Republicam Nafomsd
Fredom
Roosevelt charges revive bribery claim in Alabama governor row
President Roosevelt defends statements claiming a bribery charge against Alabama Governor Haskell. Bryan protests urging submission of his program and an investigation. Joell agrees to appear for actions before any criminal, public, or private body, provided no interference with national committees and campaign.
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Roosevelt
Haskell
Oilabama
Bryan
Hig Progam
Sir Haskell
Joell
Lewi
Ain Connertion
Dad
Mieskell
Uition
Democrtic
Repibl
Damocratic Party
Democratic Party
Judge directs Gompers to respond to AFL requests in tense probe
Washington Sept 23 Chief Justice Chaudhugh of the United States Court directs President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor to answer the requests concerning the September rules of the federation. The testimony phase continues in the Buck Stove Company alleged breach case against Gompers and other officials. Judge Alton B Parker of New York presided over proceedings.
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Washington, Pt
Juathes Chiibaugh
Columbia
Gampera
America Federation of Labor
Aumlen
American Federationist
Gompers
Ronseefon
Buck Stove Company
Bexenlt
Alton B. Parker
New York
Contention Over Injunctions and Labor Officials Roles
Fragmentary notes describe disputes among labor officials over an injunction sequence and rights. Mr Gompers faces questions about bribery and possible incriminating testimony while a court proceeds. The record hints at procedural arguments and potential conflicts within the American Federation movement.
Baby Struck by Train Sparks Desperate Rescue Efforts
A baby near Evansville and Terre Haute was struck by a train as it moved along the tracks. The mother Mrs COW Woods fainted, neighbors aided, and the infant, though badly injured, remained breathing and was taken to safety. The scene involved Min Woods nearby and a disordered surrounding.
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Sellivan
Ind
Sepe
Eva
Cow Woods
Truny
Evanaville
Terre Haute
Jana Titt Windn
Owas
Min Woods
Blaze at Otwell destroys buildings and stock
A fire in Otwell causing $4,000 in losses damaged the diac statwes at Byron Goodwin and a $1.20 building, owned by Jack Wert, with the origin traced to the warehouse from unknown sources. The blaze, possibly started by a late charity event past midnight, exposed the town’s lack of water protection as the bucket brigade struggled to respond.
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Otwell
Pike Cessett Calete
Diac Statwes
Byron Goodwin
Jack Wert
Trecenderes
Backet
Amusements at Opera House Show Promises World Tour
Lyman H Hawr previews a Saturday night program at the opera house featuring films from Naples London Agvire and Sieihy a London military pageant Reedham Orphans in a new drill scenes of Australian sports and curious natural phenomena including birds in flight and other exotic curiosities.
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Lyman H. Hawr
Eliieu
Opera House
Naples
Lodin
Agvire
France
Sieihy
London
Reedham
England
Foraker May Take Stump In Campaign Tour
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Foraker may begin campaigning in Ohio. Roosevelt letter support is anticipated. indications point to Foraker stumping with strong administration backing. Flows mention Mrs Anaries EF Rint adopting a new family medical product marketed as New Life Milly. Prices and sellers noted, including a 25 cent item from William C Berg drag ators.
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Chicago
Ohio
Roosevelt
Foraker
Io F. Aker
Anaries EF. Rint
West Franklin
Blaine
Klos
William C. Berg
Chicago and New York split as pennant race tightens
Chicago gains on New York after two games in the series with the Giants. New York wins one, Chicago loses one, keeping the National League pennant race close. Detroit and Boston win and lose elsewhere as Cincinnati and Philadelphia post results.
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Chicago
New York
Trgow
Pittsburg
Detroit
Boston
St Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinatii
KoocBra Ewing
Cincinnati
Bavidge
Ewing
Schilel
Corridon
Mowry
Grout
Magee
Youtle
St. Louia
Boston Munday
Baldwin
Salley
Hooton
Louie
Louie Poednne Oon Gy Catterine—Boston, Mattern and Smith
Louis
Ballee
Merlin
Beexker
Shaw-Moran-Morrinn-Guteen
Kling
Ambw
Bresnahan
Twitga Hite
Mayden
Dohlin Lewis
McCortalek
Tiakes
Bresnahant
Hayden
Chapra
Steinfaldt
Hertog
Svers-Steinfeldt
National Cty
Toy
President Bryan demands fair charge in Haskell case
In a public statement, William J. Bryan calls for an investigation into alleged charges against Governor Haskell. He urges a fair tribunal, condemns misrepresentation, and demands transparency in campaign funding while defending Democratic principles and integrity. Bryan cites honesty, party unity, and support for reform measures.
Colorado judge refuses divorce to children
A Colorado judge sternly denied divorce requests amid a messy case involving Ruby de Merce et al. and Pierre family dynamics. The ruling stressed that the state cannot encourage hastily dissolving marriages for the sake of new unions.
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Colorado
Market reports from Bretk Marketa on cattle and grains
The Sept 3 1908 Bretk Market page lists export and local cattle prices from Raneas City with quality notes fair to good and varied lots including steers cows and calves. live stock totals. sheep and hogs bids. and grain quotations from Chicago and St Louis markets with No 2 to No 4 grades and assorted futures.
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Raneas
Hoge
Nelford
Howe
Eleven Thirty Cent Clubs Organized in Sullivan County
Four new Thirty Cent clubs have been organized in Sullivan County and 14 women joined the Daughters of Fingers club. Mrs T Abin was elected president and Mrs Herbert Steele secretary. More than fifty women joined the club. The Big Bell community formed a club with Win Harris president and W F Wible secretary. Rosé Hi district also organized a club led by Gilbert Inia as president and Robert Bledsoe as secretary. A club formed at Grayville with about 36 members.
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Sullivan
Sullivan County
Fingeraes
Mras Doe T. Abin
Herbert Steele
Ffty
Big Bell
Win Harris
W. F. Wible
Rosé Hi
Clab Gilbert Inia
Robert Bledsoe
iGrayaville
Democratic Indiana State Ticket From May 1896
The Democratic slate lists presidential electors For Indiana with At Large John W Spencer and Adam Helmberger District candidates including Frank Wampler and Giladilla Misurlee Robert A. Creigmile. It names local officials like Secretary James F Cox Auditor Marion Nallyy Trainingsenbarger Attorney General Walter J Lota and Supreme Court Burt Lew with county tickets and claims the candidates will appear on the Democratic ballot on the state ticket.
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John W. Spencer
Adam Helmberger
John BH
Brith
Frank Wampler
Kaar A
Giladilla
Misurlee
Robert A. Creigmile
EN Henderson
W. A. Hauck
Distries
W. Link
Sullivan
Ganernop
Thomey J. Marstraht
Diecut, Gey
Hull
James F. Cox
Marion Nallyy
Trainingsenbarger
Walter J. Lota
I Sup
Burt Lew
Comet
Himes
Township official list and local remedy notices
Irregular township names and official trustees listed for multiple townships with assesor positions. Includes John White of 48 Highland Avenue Houston Maine praising Dr King s New Discovery for cough and a testimonial on Electric Bitters for a feeble mother, with drugstore guarantee and prices.
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John White
Highland Avedua
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
Jam
Dre King
Sol Uder
William C. Betts Drug Store
Congress
Wilam C. Betts
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Truster
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Assxsor—Thoma Wi
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Wealy
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Belden D. Smiley
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