Republicans Rally at Hart's Grove Exalt Party Unity
Senator J P Dolliver speaks to Republicans at Hart's Grove Webster County anniversary gathering defending party leadership and program. He traces party origins from Lincoln to McKinley, cites tariff policy, and urges faithful adherence to republican principles amid national economic debates.
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Senator Dolliver on McKinley Era and Tariff Policy
Senator Dolliver surveys the McKinley administration and the tariff laws of 1897, praising national application and broad protection for American labor, agriculture, and industry. He contrasts free silver with tariff reform, defends imperial duties, and argues for unity in the Republican Party ahead of the 1906 election. He defends Roosevelt era rail regulation and warns against Bryanite “gold standard” rhetoric.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Arthur
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Washington
Tenth Congressional District
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Iowa
Cummins
High Place Opinion by Hon J P Dolliver Cited
The text presents Hon J P Dolliver voicing a harsh view on U S government actions in recent years. It critiques policy direction and party alignment, suggesting strong partisan implications. The fragment hints at a broader political commentary from a newspaper column.
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J. P. Dolliver
United States
Wise Pol Message From 1906 Campaign
An excerpt praising state governance from Hon John F Lacey and Governor Cummins. It urges unity and support for the ticket in the 1908 national campaign following past successes.
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John F. Lacey
Ernor Cummins
Secretary Shaw Supports the Entire Ticket
The Denison Review condemns an anonymous Johnston letter used to attack the Iowa Republican ticket and Secretary Shaw. It asserts Shaw would vote straight Republican and denounces any link between Shaw and the backers of disloyalty while blaming indecent, penny-a-line propaganda. The piece defends Shaw and his Denison allies against denigration.
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Iowa
Denison Review
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F. W. Myers
Secretary of the Treasury
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Perkins
Ston
Leslie M. Shaw
America
Leslie Shaw
Denison
B. Currimins
Mr. Shaw
J. P
Conner
Kileans
Repu
Judge Conner
Judge Conto
C. W. Johyston
Des Moines
Crawford County
Hissers
Gr. Shaw
Loyalty and pledge call from James Wils secretary of agriculture
A fragmentary plea cites Hon. James Wils as secretary of agriculture urging voters to back a political ticket from governor to constable and to support the country.
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James Wils
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Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable items, making it difficult to identify a clear news event or name. The fragment mentions names or fragments like Ha and Ar co with uncertain context. No actionable facts emerge for a concise card.
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