Conservation of Natural Resources Policy Rally
A lengthy article extols the Republican drive for natural resource conservation led by Roosevelt and Taft. It links the Inland Waterways and irrigation acts to home ownership, cites the 1907 conference at the White House, and foresees canals, reservoirs, and the Panama Canal as proof of constructive national effort under Republican leadership and future prosperity.
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Tulberto
White House
Hoosevelt
Taft
Mr. Tatto
Filia m
Amore
Unu
Americas
Lbirge
Taft and
Sherman
Republican Party
Mississippi
Ta Vollette on Tart and Taft Traits Credited
A senator lauds Taft and his public service character praising his force of purpose integrity and patriotism. He notes Taft's long career and progressive principles gained from twenty years of close acquaintance and ten years of national service under two presidents.
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Taft
Bryan campaign fund claims spark partisan jibe
The text cites lip service claiming up to $20,000 collected in the state for Bryan, and questions when donor names and amounts will be released. It notes Richard Olney in Cleveland's cabinet opposing Roosevelt's policies while backing Bryan, who mocks Roosevelt as lacking policy, with a quip about bed antics reflecting Democratic chatter.
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Lip
Bryan
Philadelphia Press
Hichard Olney
Claveland
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Ma. Bryan
Oman
Democratic Party
Will Vote For Bryan Sharp Farmer Tells of Change
A Saline County farmer, long aligned with Republicans, says he will vote for Bryan this year. He argues high prices for wheat and corn push land costs up, and lowering prices would allow buying more farms. The Salina Journal notes the stance as from a Democratic viewpoint.
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Timex
Kansas
Saline County
Bryan
Salina
Kxan
Farmer
Bryan denounces Roosevelt endorsement as worthless in Kingston
Mr. Bryan said at Kingston that President Roosevelt's endorsement of Taft was worthless, calling it the endorsement of a bankrupt. He ridiculed Roosevelt and mocked the New York Tribune as the burial bete of Roosevelt.
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Bryan
Kingston
Roosevelt
Taft
New York ‘Tribune
Gompers
New York
Republican Association
John W. Armstrong
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Maine
Democratic Stats
Sherman
American Federation of Labor
Myr
Democrats
Democratic Party
Philip Davis
Scretary Ingram
Central
Tatbor Union
Terre Haute
Tnd
Samuel Gomper
Terre [Lnute
Organized Labor
Davis
Democratic Central Committee
Lalka
American Federation
United Brewery Workers of America
Labor Temple
New Yor City
American Federation of Labor Fnr
James Dunccan
Duncan
Federation
Granite Cutters
International Association of America
Latt Rejects Presidency If It Requires Compromise
William H. Latt voices strong principle stance against accepting the presidency through compromise with Senator Foraker or any other figure. He argues a true leader must stand firm on core ideals.
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Senator Foraker
William H. Latt
A Vote for Bryan Promised Free Wool Trade
A brief anti Bryan note portrays a free trader stance claiming it would ruin the sheep and wool industry as argued by Amer and Ivan Sheep Wroeder.
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Bryan
Amer
Ivan Sheep Wroeder
Labor Declined Campaign Endorses Bryan Questions Labor Record
A long lettered critique attacks Bryan for not answering labor questions linked to the American Federation of Labor, Governor Co mier, and Mississippi strikes. It cites ex Governor Haskell and the Muskogee and Citizens Alliances, noting union disputes, injunctions, and labor endorsements within the Democratic party and the broader labor movement.
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Bryan
American Federation of Labor
Alabama
Comier
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Democratic Party
Haskell
Muskogee Citizens’ Alliance
Citizens' Alliances
Messrs. Party and Post
America
Citizens’ Alliance of
Justice Freeman
International Cigar Makers’ Union
Justice Bookstayer
International Typographical Union
New York “Sun
Justice Gildersleeve
Political Snapshots Behind Taft Bryan Feud
A Kansas City Times line notes Taft avoids striking those already down while the Big Stick targets the rising. The Sioux City Journal argues Bryan’s wealth versus Taft’s modest salary should not disadvantage Taft, who serves the people.
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Taft
Kansas City Times
Bryan
Sioux City Journal
New York Democratic Platform Attacked by New York World
The New York World denounces a democratic platform as framed to aid plutocracy. It accuses Wall Street gamblers insurance criminals traction thieves and stock jobbers of protection, claiming the platform betrays Democratic principles and would fail to elect any candidate north of the Mason-Dixon line. Rochester nominees’ records are cited as giving credence to Murphy’s corporation resolutions.
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New York World
Mack
Wall Street
Ryan Harriman
New York
Mason and Dixon’s
Methods Contrasted on Trusts by Mr Bryan speech
Wm H H Yate speaking at Catumhus Ohio argues that if Bryan intends to seize and parcel trusts for sale he would oppose such drastic action He believes large legally conducted combinations contribute to national prosperity and questions the extirpation quote as a method.
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Bryan
Wm. HH. Yate
Catumhus
Ohto
Bryan in Baltimore Reminds First Party with One Newspaper Support
In Baltimore Bryan spoke and recalled that for the first time in the party’s history its residential candidate had only one newspaper backing him in that city.
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Bryan
Baltimore
Boston Transcript
Growth of Industries and the Protective Tariff Debate
The speaker contends that protective tariffs were meant for infant industries now grown and that duties are no longer needed. He claims U S industrials have expanded to major status and warns that other nations have also grown, citing Hon James Sherman as a reference.
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James, Sherman
Lizzie Bixby’s Rise From Poverty to Generosity
A dusty village tale follows Lizzie Bixby, born poor, who accepts a ragged start and, through acts of giving, discovers inner wealth. Aunt Ellen’s guidance sparks a transformation as Lizzie learns police can buy things with money but generosity buys lasting riches.
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Liane Nixby
Tex
Ligvie Thsby
Ami Ellen Case
Ellen
Lizzie Bixby
Llette
Lizzie
Millen Hai
Jdan
Aunt Ellen
Idzaie
Tigale
Lisele
Lizate
Liszie Bixby
Youtl
Local editors watchdogs of the public good urge advertisers to partner
The piece argues that local editors are essential defenders of democracy, urging advertisers to support them for better community ties and returns. It emphasizes the danger of neglecting local papers, which harms neighborhoods, farmers, and public defense, while praising the value of intelligent local advertising.
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Daily Association
Brisbane
Kansas C City
Incomplete OCR Note Reflects Obscure Quote Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled injunction and stray phrases about quality and a “Kansas City” reference. It lacks clear person, date, place, or event details to form a solid news item or identify a subject for a proper headline and summary.
Proposals for Sanitary Sewer Work Akron Iowa
Sealed proposals indorsed with the bidder name will be received at the town clerk's office in Akron Iowa until 6 o'clock p m November 2 1904 for constructing vitrified pipe sanitary sewers on Reed Dakota Main Iowa West Reed and other streets. Twenty seven cement or brick manholes will be built per plans on file. Completion required by January 1 1909. Bid security required with town council to approve bond and contract. Bids opened November 2 1908. Town reserves right to reject all bids. H E Youngstrom town clerk. Publisher October 16 and 22 1998.
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Lown
Akron
Iowa
Oelock P. m
Reed Street
Highth Street
Hirst Street
Dakota Street
Seventh Street
First Street
Main Street
Sixth Street
Iowa Street
West Street
Big Sioux River
H. EH
Youngstrom
Towra
When Men Wore Snauls in Linvela Time
An antiquated note on shawls as everyday attire, recalling Lincolns era and fashions of the 1860s. It contrasts shawls with modern coats, mentions highland and southern Italian uses, and hints at travel habits and social perceptions of shawls among men and women.
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Lincoln
Italy
Europe
Elinsten
Untitled Humorous War Anecdote From An Old Journal
A garbled wartime anecdote describes a sailor in trenches smiling while hammering earthworks. A captain asks his reason for the task. The sailor jokes about it being a charge as a ball strikes near his wrist, yielding a puzzled expression and a weary reply.
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Alin Daxehneze
New Sea Tree
Sailier
Tie
Loutom
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