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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1908

Page

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Taft Wins Presidency as Republicans Gain nationwide

Taft elected president with Republican gains across states. Bryan leads in Winchester and Frederick County as voters polled in town wards and county totals. National results show Republican majorities in New York New Jersey Wisconsin Minnesota and Indiana while Democrats hold Virginia and many southern states.

Indiana Marshall Watson Minnesota Johnson Ohio Taft Roosevelt McKinley Bryan Parker Hamilton County Foraker New England Pacific Coast Repubicans North Carolina Atlanta Nebraska Kentucky Missouri Samuel Gompers New York New Jersey Maryland West Virginia Texas John N. Simpson Austin San Antonio Dallas Waco Houston Beaumont Campbell Congress Georgia United States Clay Alabama Hughes New York

Taft Wins Presidency Amid Nationwide Victory

Early returns show William Howard Taft elected Chief Magistrate for 1909 1913 term with a large nationwide popular vote. William Jennings Bryan trails but shows his strongest showing yet, indicating growing support despite fewer states carried. Final results depend on incomplete returns and ongoing tallies.

William Howard Taft Offic William Jennings Bryant

Council To Meet Again This Evening

The common council met last night and transacted routine business. Ordinances for small appropriations were introduced. The city will have the clock tower lit by electricity and a street light placed at Waters street and Church alley. North end street improvements will continue. Tonight the council will review sewerage matters with a report from the special committee.

Common Council City Hall Waters Street Church Alley

Reverend Reads Will Over Casket at Lyles Funeral

At the Alexandria funeral of Christoper T. Lyles Rev. C. D. Bulla read the will over the casket as requested by the deceased. The testator left his estate to his wife.

Rev. Bulla Christopher T. Lyles Alexandria C. D. Bulla Winchester

County Teachers To Meet November Seventh

The Frederick County and Winchester Teachers Association will hold a monthly meeting in the Courthouse hall on Saturday November 7 at 11 oclock. Officers aim to enroll every county and city teacher this year. The program will interest teachers and school trustees. N D GOOL President.

Association of Frederick Count City of Winchester

Haddox Suit and Furnishings Advertisement

Haddox offers suits overcoats mats caps shoes and gents furnishings with a money saving guarantee. The ad lists robes and horse blankets and mentions IHUYARD & LEWIS at 30-1plw.

Haddox Ihuyard & Lewis

Taft Victory Secures Historic U S Presidency

The piece proclaims William Howard Taft elected President by a sweeping majority, predicting an electoral landslide rivaling Roosevelt's highs. It argues Bryan’s strength faded and credits business interests and political strategy for the Republican triumph, noting Taft's ascent and Roosevelt’s influence shaping the campaign. It also mentions Bryan’s enduring personal following and local notices about Mr. Whitacre and Mr. Funkhouser.

Slemp Virginia Colorado Mr. Taft Roosevelt Pacific Coast Iowa Kansas Idaho Nevada Kentucky Bryan Oklahoma Pennsylvania Delaware Taft McKinley Mr. Bryan

Rabbit chase and oyster supper draw local crowds

Market Street rink hosts a rabbit chase on Saturday night and a lemon party. The Reformed Church holds an oyster supper Thursday to Saturday near the Presbyterian Church with supper priced at 35 cents. Also advertised is a cheap horse and cart for sale by J. H. Murnan.

Reformed Church Presbyterian Church

Bryan’s Final Political Defeat Sealed in History

The article reflects on William Jennings Bryan’s three presidential losses, contrasting Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, and notes that Bryan retires with respect from followers and a sense of duty fulfilled. It emphasizes the ideal of public service and a stainless record.

Bryan Henry Clay Clay Webster

Taft Administration Faces Business Backlash Over Tactics

The passage argues Mr Taft’s success depends on avoiding the methods of the President who aided his win. It contends substantial business interests favor Taft only if he distances himself from those prior tactics and aligns with prudent policy.

Taft

Second-Hand Stores For Sale Cheap Notice

Notice offers second-hand stores of all kinds for sale cheap from W. L. Fultz, the Tippecanoe Second-Hand Man.

W. L. Fultz

Trespass Cards Offer Protect Your Game

Local notice invites landowners to call The Star office for large attractive trespass cards to post on fences frees and other property to deter trespass and protect game rights.

Star Office

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