Complaint of a fevered youth and political dispatches
The fragment mentions a sick young man with malaria or love, then lists a long roster of names including Hartford and New Haven officials and representatives. It moves to notes on Democratic support in Chicago, a town letter endorsing Lilley, and harsh comments about Washington jail conditions and the bank deposit guarantee debate led by Knute Nelson and Governor Hoch, indicating a patchwork of local and national political items.
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Knute Nelson
United States Senate
Hoch
Kansas
West
Nelson
Anemeta
New Britain Herald
New York
Stock Exchange
Providence Journal
Ansonia Sentinel
Independence League
Prohibition
Bridgeport
Farmer
Democratic tide feared in Pennsylvania in 1908 race
In a speech before Congress on the Aldrich Vreeland bill a critic urges preserving a reserve fund for depositors. Wade H. Echard of Uniontown predicts a Bryan landslide in Pennsylvania and nationwide, noting Republican apathy, industrial downturn, and Taft's weak standing. He cites coke industry layoffs and reduced work in Fayette and Westmoreland counties.
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Uniontown
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Chicago
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Pennsylvania
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Taft
Harrison
Fayette
Westmoreland
Passing Quotes and Political Snippets in Octob er Musings
A collection of brief opinions and notes from multiple papers. It cites autumn weather superstitions, auto accident publicity, Roosevelt Lilley support, Ellen Shaw's Sun Worshippers case, election night broker plans, and road-condition concerns. Political tactics and policing in party leagues are also touched.
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