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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1908

Page

2

Trusts Favor Taft Sheldon Official Fat Friar

The Democratic National Committee highlights Republican backers tied to trusts and monopolies led by George R. Sheldon, treasurer of the Republican National Committee. Cromwell recommended him after amassing large campaign funds from Wall Street interests and Standard Oil affiliates.

Standard Oil Chicago Taft Bryan Democratic National Committee Republican Committee George R. Sheldon Republican National Committee Sheldon Wm. Nelson Cromwell Great Corporation Wall Street Panama Canal Company E. H. Harriman Standard Oil Company Sugar Trust Kuhn, Loeb & Co Cromwell W. C. Sheldon & Co Mr. Sheldon American Locomotive Company American Locomotive Automobile Company Bethlehem Steel Corporation Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company Detroit Edison Company Electrical Securities Corporation Union Electric Light & Power Co St. Louis Locomotive Trust J. Pierpont Morgan Shipbuilding Trust North American St. Paul Minneapolis Union League Club Rockefeller, Morgan, Carnegie New York State Republican Committee National Committee Levi P. Morgan Wall Andrew Carnegie Chauncey M. Depew Railroad H. R. Hollins Jacob H. Schiff Harvey Fisk & Sons Kuhn, Leeb & Co J. & W. Seligman & Co Chas W. Schwab Steel Trust C. R. Mackey John W. Gates Cornelius Vanderbilt W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr Edwin Gould W. F. Havemeyer B. N. Duke Tobacco Trust D. Oy Mane H. M. Flagler Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Trust Henry Clews Wall Street Danke Fred W. Upham County Board of Review of Illinois West Upham Board of Review Republican Fund Charles F. Brooker Connecticut N. Y. Chamber of Commerce New York, New Haven Railroad Co Brass Trust Frank O. Lowden Pullman Palace Car Co E. C. Duncan Atlantic & North Carolina Railway Seaboard Air Line North Carolina T. Coleman DuPont DuPont Brooker

Protecting Deposits in Banks and Political Stances

The article contrasts Bryan and Taft positions on guaranteed bank deposits. It cites Ohio scene where Farmers and Merchants Bank depositors face a $415,000 loss amid embezzlement charges against cashier Gazell and Oklahoma case where deposits were paid in full under a new banking law.

Bryan Ohio Herrick Taft Oklahoma Cleveland, O Farmers and Merchants’ Bank Henry W. Gazell Gazell Guthrie Okla H. H. Smock Oklahoma Banking Commission International Bank of Colgate

RNC says Standard Oil funds not given to candidates

The Republican National Committee states it receives no money from Standard Oil. The inquiry questions whether such concerns imply direct funds to Republican candidates.

Republican National Committee Standard Oil Company

Mail Order Menace Says Drummer Warns Small Town Merchants

A drummer visits Brown the merchant in an eastern town and urges local shops to intensify persistent advertising and stock selection to combat mail order rivals. He argues residents chase cheaper out-of-town goods and urges catalogues, bargain days, and clear local pricing to keep money in town. The town later grows crowded as the merchant adopts the plan.

Brown Barnum Goodby A. B. Lewis

Home trade message urges local advertisement

The piece argues that keeping spending in town boosts the local economy. It quotes poetry to stress the value of home trade and questions when merchants will advertise as vigorously locally as they do nationally.

Pie with knives among early presidents inUtica Observer

The Utica Observer notes that George Washington through James Monroe reportedly ate pie with a knife, while John Quincy Adams, upon entering the White House, adopted forks. Mrs Adams recalls the habit formed in France and hard to break after returning home.

George Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe John Quincy Adams White House America France Massachusetts Utica

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