Robert A. Lowe Urges Honest Vote on Re election
The note asks readers to consider Robert A. Lowe's record in office and to vote for or against his re election based on a conscientious decision about his worthiness for higher office.
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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
10
The note asks readers to consider Robert A. Lowe's record in office and to vote for or against his re election based on a conscientious decision about his worthiness for higher office.
A discussion of caricature as a major criticism form notes its strong rise during the John Law era in France 1719 to 1730 and its spread to Britain, with Hogarth’s influence shaping political satire. It mentions nobles seeking shares, contracts flowing, and a famed hunchback's vast profits, illustrating caricature’s power in shaping public opinion and policy.
The Sporting News reports strong speculation that Griffith will manage the Cincinnati Reds next season. Herrman notes it is early, but Grifith has backing from Ban Johnson and Noodles Hahn, with Hoblitzel set as first baseman and Ganzel possibly traded to Pittsburgh or Boston.
Holy Cross held a strenuous week of practice with ten players on the field. O’Donnell gave expert coaching on charging and speed, while line changes due to injuries disrupted play. New stands rise as Holy Cross prepares for Dartmouth with a 100 seat section reserved for visitors. polo results list Brockton and New Haven victors.
Georgia's Ty Cobb injured his throwing arm during a fall on a wet plank at the State Fair while visiting the Midway. He slipped while avoiding a mudhole, missed his spikes, and sought medical help as crowds watched.
Kansas City seeks J G Kling to manage the franchise with a $26,000 stock offer while Tabeau’s $60,000 bid and a $75,000 counter remain unresolved. Pittsburg eyes Gardner for second base after Abbaticchio’s retirement threat. Haverhill deals stalled by secretary Farrell amid board protests. Philadelphia’s Colesky receives $60 from an admirer via Shettsline. Donovan may quit Detroit after tensions rise. Donahue joins Japan-bound tour with Fisher. Cobb and others also named.
A dramatic account of an Irish American victory in a marathon race with references to Fermoy Cork and New York. The piece celebrates the Irish Yankee Johnny on the Spot, the rival runners, and the crowd’s cheers as $80 prize money is noted and civic notices about rent ads appear at the end.
Packey McFarland the Chicago lightweight who defeated Leach Crow will meet Tommy Murphy at the Polo Athletic club in Sulser's Casino within three weeks. Scheduling calls for 133 pounds at 3 oclock. McFarland trains in Stratford while Murphy camps in Newburgh New York. Jack Wouman to tackle Bert Keyes in a six round bout at the Manhattan Casino next Tuesday. Gardner and Clabby to headline at West Six Athletic Club in New Orleans with a fifteen round decision bout on November 7.
Baltimore October 23 Locust Jack driven by James Farley wins a three‑heat free for all trot with a world record time of 2:09 for the final heat on a two‑lap course, amid a crowd that erupts as the record is official. Eph Cinders dazzles in the pacing event while Wilkes Heart falters at the start.
Fragmented racing note lists horses and drivers such as Baron Whips, Eph Cinder, Admiral Schley, Jonie Mack, and Major Mallow with purses and times. Mentions fields and bids for multiple heats including Free For All and Rotting. Details are partially garbled with inconsistent formatting and names.
The Scovus league began four team play at the Casino last night with top scores from Iron Men 460, Tigers 416, Hustlers 409, Finishers 398. Galway of Iron Men led with 158, Lucas of Tigers 141. In Naugatuck Waterbury match Lavalley topped Shea 75 to 58 with strong runs. Next tournament game at the Casino in Waterbury features Chester of Waterbury vs Hickey.
A crab saves the bait by delivering fifteen and a half pounds of live fish to a basket, inspiring a tale of piracy’s romance. The piece recalls famous pirates like Kidd and Morgan and notes enduring fascination with buccaneers despite their violence.
An old lady reads a newspaper aloud declaring a poor man who was arrested yesterday is deaf and that he is expected to have his hearing restored next week. The listener questions the claim.
An offer promotes Ames' Pleasant Specific at half price to aid liver trouble digestion and general malaise. The ad claims quick relief for indigestion constipation and biliousness and notes the sale is limited by demand from Dexter & Co at their Waterbury corner shop.
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