Campaign of Trust Influence Alleged In Republican Ranks
The article accuses the Republican Party of trust control, naming Kellogg of Minnesota and others as linked to steel and oil interests. It questions loyalties, campaign funding, and potential conflicts with antitrust enforcement, citing Seattle and New York sources on trust influence.
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Minnesota
Steel Trust
Ivery
Tngts
Powder Trust
Chicago Journal
Nuge
Republican N National
Andley
Missouri
Huye
New York
George R. Aberdon
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Republican Committee
Board of Review
Tly Republican Campaign Fund
Seattle
Frank B. Kellogg
National Republican Executive Committee
Taft
The
Seattle Times
Republican Party
United States Steel Company of
Wien
Merritt Ros
Duluth
John D. Rockefeller
Mesaba Range
Oil King
Kellogg
Circuit Court of Appeals
Rockefellers
Great Western Railroad Company
St. Paul
Kansas City
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Kelogg
Republican
Aldrich
Cannon
Practical Men and Political Finance in Roosevelt Letter
Theodore Roosevelt's 1901 correspondence reveals discussions of political funding and strategy. Harriman's confidential statement describes attempts to raise funds for the national committee and New York campaigns, including a proposed $200,000 infusion and a $60,000 personal pledge, to influence the state vote and overall election results.
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New York Evening Post
Stoosewelt
Warriman
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward A. Uarri- Val
Sir
Edward H. Harriniu
Sidney Webster
Roosevelt
Whalington
New York State
National Committee
Cortelyou
Depew
Paris
Il Pellet
New York
Blish
the &Enteman
Tiss
Coytelyou
Hfe
Commmitee
Dawes Endorses Bank Insurance Plan, Cites Past Writing
Charles G. Dawes, longtime comptroller and Central Trust president in Chicago, endorses a plan to insure bank deposits through a tax on national banks. He argues that such a fund would stabilize deposits, reduce losses to savers in crises, and strengthen national prosperity, aligning with Bryan’s congressional proposal.
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Charles G. Dawes
MeKinley
Central Trust Company
Chicago
Louis
Post
Dawes
United States
Mr. Post
Bryan
Congress
West
Humored Philosophy By Duncan M Smith
A humorous verse treatise on small talk and social misfires. It Playfully hits on weather chatter as universal social glue and explores awkward conversations, secrets, and mistaken social signals with light satire and dated quips.
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Duncan M. Smith
PERT PARAGRAPHS Include Varied Observations On Life
A scattered, aphoristic piece muses on bread half loaves and bakers, elephants, and back seats for the elephant in big game. It ponders conscience, memory, ambition, philosophy, and gentleness amid social quirks and personal traits with a mix of jokes and reflections.
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