Democratic Ticket Names and Lincoln Campaign Speech
National President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thos R Marshall headline a Democratic slate including John Morbhr ead for Governor Herman Dies for Lieutenant Governor A T Gatewood for Secretary of State Henry Richmond for Auditor Geo Be Hale for State Treasurer R V Clark for Supt Public Instruction A M Morrissey for Attorney General WM Altham for Pub Lands and Bldgs Clarence G Harmon for Railway Commissioner A C Shallenberger for U S Senator W J Taylor for Congress Hen Brewster for State Senator J F Wasmund Sr for County Attorney Eugene Burton. Woodrow Wilson and W J Bryan to speak from same platform in Lincoln on Saturday October 6 with Wilson a guest of Bryan at Fairview on Sunday.
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Woodrow Wilson
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Fairview
Northwest Trade Monthly Periodical at Boise Idaho
The Northwest Trade is a monthly periodical published in Boise Idaho by C B Adams uncle of John K Adams of The Herald force. It is neatly printed on good quality paper and contains substantial information for those interested in the development of the territory it represents.
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Northwest Trade
Boise
Idaho
C. Bf. Adams
John K. Adams
Herald Force
Decline of Bryan Critics Boosts His Campaign Demand
The piece notes long running denials of W. J. Bryan’s death by rival politicians and argues that Bryan remains in high demand as a political speaker in this campaign, surpassing even the presidential nominees in interest.
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W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
We Have Altogether Too Many Swell Clubs in The Country
The Sacred Heart Review critiques excessive swell clubhouses in New York and other cities. A noted observer saw many men loafing in luxurious lounges, arguing such clubs are moved from the rich to the poor with negative domestic effects.
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Sacred Heart Review
New York
Presidential election prognostication and party splits
The piece weighs early hints on the 1912 race with Taft Roosevelt and Wilson, noting Taft and Roosevelt supporters clash over prospects while Wilson remains the frontrunner. It suggests campaign dynamics will hinge on the Marsh plan and which states may shift, forecasting uncertain outcomes ahead of the election.
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Lke Wilson
Taft
Teddy
Posore
Caasic Wilson
Taii
Wilson
Roosevelt
Campaigns Brace for Final Push in Governor Race
The contenders prepare for a decisive finish in New Jersey as both sides vow a hard fight. They plan to flood the closing days with millions in spending, aiming to sway voters and shape the outcome.
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House of Representatives
New Jersey
Independence stronger than party control in politics
The piece argues for growing independence from party domination and warns that party nominations often guarantee corrupt politicians control. It notes independent voters seek good government and condemns urging a straight ticket regardless of nominees as reflective of poor intelligence and integrity.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
South Omaha market notes 400 cattle arrived today bringing five day total to 29 820 head. Hog and sheep receipts show 2400 hogs and 112 000 sheep and lambs for five days with steady to higher prices and buyers active. Lambs and yearlings command strong values while grass beeves show mixed results amid a steady to rising trend.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Why Dr Wiley Is For Wilson
A historical appeal by Harvey W. Wiley urging support for Woodrow Wilson and his running mate, arguing the need to protect public health through robust food and drug laws. He contrasts Roosevelt Taft and Wilson, claims to back Wilson’s approach for the Department of Agriculture and public welfare.
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Harvey W. Wiley
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Congress
Campaign plea for Wilson and Marshall in state departments
The speaker denounces past terms with the State Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations and state officials. He urges voters seeking honest public service in agriculture and health to support Wilson and Marshall, presenting them as mature executives favoring the public welfare.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Marshall
Taxing the Poor Man's Coat Off His Back
A critical analysis of protective tariffs shows the poor man faces higher duties than the rich on everyday goods. The piece cites examples from wood blankets to firearms and watches, arguing the Republican tariff scheme taxes the low-income more, raising overall living costs.
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Fime
Ai Swift
Third Term Split Shapes Maine Vote and 1912 Outlook
The piece analyzes Maine and Vermont results showing a shrinking Republican base with a rising Democratic showing led by Wilson. It projects national effects if Taft Roosevelt and Wilson vote shares shift similarly, noting Maine’s split and potential Taft losses vs Wilson gains.
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William T. Haines
Maine
Frederick W. Plaisted
Vermont
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
New York Evening Post
Ithode Island
Gov. Wilson
The
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Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted by Mrs Leidy Testimony
An advertisement urges readers with kidney issues to use Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs G E Leidy of Alliance Nebraska testifies to reliable relief after several uses. The ad names Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U S agents and lists price 66 cents.
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G. E. Leidy
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Dean
Third Term candidate attacks Wilson with bookish politics
The Third Term candidate derides Gov Wilson as relying on “musty books on political economy” rather than experience. The Colonel’s early years included hard labor, and Roosevelt is described as moving from politics to labor and finance with intensity.
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Gov. Wilson
Roosevelt
Emerson Sought Awe in Moose Calf Moment
A historical musing recalls Ralph Waldo Emerson reflecting on nature and cosmic scale, pondering ownership of the sphere seven stars and the solar year in a decades past moment of contemplation.
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Emerson
Taft Hails Maine Republicans Victory In Old Fashioned Style
President Taft congratulates Maine Republicans on what Chairman Hilles calls an old fashioned victory. He predicts similar results for Vermont and Rhode Island in November could swing Democratic.
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Taft
Maine
Hilles
Vermont
Rhole Island
Taft Electors Pledge Third Term Vote in Missouri
Eight Taft electors in Missouri announce that if elected they will vote for the Third Term candidate. The move highlights party strategy amid the political stakes of the era.
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Missouri
Man blames Hilles for GOP candidate quitting politics
Observers say Chair man Hilles bears blame as the Republican presidential hopeful declares he is out of politics. The remark sharpens intra party tensions and sets the stage for future moves in the campaign landscape.
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Hilles
Western Third Termer Sees Roosevelt Free Time After Election
A Western third termer expresses regret that Roosevelt will lack time before election day to convey fully what he intends. He suggests Roosevelt will have ample time after the election to speak his mind.
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Roosevelt
Farm price decline surpasses last year for farmers
The Agriculture Department reports a 7 percent drop in prices paid to farmers from August 1 to September 1, exceeding last year’s 4.4 percent decline. Prices for crops including corn wheat oats barley rye flaxseed potatoes tobacco cotton and hay fell further as the cost of materials farmers buy remains high.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
OMS
Levccesesaccasssa
Truth About the Trust Leaders of the new party oppose big monopoly frauds
Louis D. Brandeis argues in Collier's that industrial monopolies should not be legalized to preserve efficiency. He contends actual efficiency does not rise with size, trusts rarely form for efficiency, profits come from market control, and dominant firms must continually buy rivals to maintain share.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Collier
America
Taft Candidacy Sparks Varied Peaceful Debate
Amid broad calm surrounding Taft’s bid, observers note divided opinions with some deeming the approach clear while others seek deeper understanding, creating a quiet, unresolved political mood.
Wilson urges farmer to take possession of his market
Woodrow Wilson addresses a farmer burdened by a tariff controlled, highly protected market and a free market for selling. He tells him to walk into his own house and take possession, signaling a push for empowerments in farm commerce.
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Woodrow Wilson
Question on relief from high cost of living if Republicans stay in power
The quote asks how many believe relief is possible if the Republican party that caused the issue remains in power. It frames public opinion on policy responsibility and relief prospects during political control.
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Republican Party
The Bull Moose Seeks Third Term After Long Rule
A political figure who led with energy at Washington for seven and a half years now rails against former allies and defends new causes. Described as a practical man, he hints at seeking a third term in office.
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Washington
Rooseveltian Romance: Wilson Keeps Nation Amused and Thoughtful
A public figure narrative extols Governor Wilson for balancing humor and gravity in national affairs. The piece highlights his deft leadership during a period of political tension, framing him as both entertaining and prudent.
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Wilson
Gouvernor Wilson remarks at Press Club banquet
Governor Wilson told newspaper men at the New York Press Club banquet that a House of Representatives like the Senate would be able to go fishing for two years. He added that with Besat at the helm there would be no mixing of Democrats.
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Gov. Wilson
New York Press Club
House of Representatives
Senate
Bes
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