Republican Tariff Doctrine and Nation’s Industrial Progress
The speaker defends the Republican tariff policy as essential to national prosperity. He recalls Lincoln and McKinley, cites 1890 revisions, and notes how protective duties boosted wages, agriculture prices, and manufacturing while opposing parties faltered after Cleveland’s election. He argues Republicans sustained industrial growth over ten years and questions Bryanism’s defeat.
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Renalia
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South America
Ness Corporation
Germany
Fon
John F. Lacey
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Boais
Roosvelt
Buffalo
Rocsers
Grimes
Cuming
R. F. Carroll
Senator Dolliver Praises McKinley Tariff and Trust Limits
Senator Dolliver extols McKinley era tariff policy as national in scope and shielding all American workers. He argues the Dingley law boosted industry, wages, and revenue while condemning Bryan's free silver and Cuban policy critiques.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
Wise Politics and Iowa Republican Unity in 1906
A political notice reflecting on Republican leaders in Iowa, praising Governor Cummins and Senator Dolliver, and urging party unity through the 1906 campaign. It criticizes an opponent’s letter concerning Leslie M. Shaw and discusses intra party tensions and loyalties.
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Dolliver
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Tenth Congressional District
Conner
House Representatives
Iowa
Cummins
Fremont
A High Place Hon J P Dolliver Opinion
Hon J P Dolliver offers a critical view of government actions by the Brates during the pastor's era, voicing concern over the administration's handling of policy and its impact on public affairs. He frames the issue as a notable constitutional or governance question with broader implications.
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United States
Roosevelt
Bryan
Latforme
Lssues
J. P. Dolliver
Brates
Secretary Shaw Faces Denison Political Controversy
A Denison Review letter attacks an unknown Johnston figure who tried to link Secretary Shaw to bolting the Republican ticket. It defends Shaw as a loyal supporter of the party and condemns Johnston’s use of Shaw’s name while noting internal disputes over nomination and party loyalty.
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Fremont
Union Army
Republic
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Denison Review
John~ Ston
Lowa
Johnston
Perkins
Leslie M. Shaw
As & Ship Defense
Leslie M
Denison
Eid
Healiig
A. B. Cummins
Judge Conner
C. W. Jonpaton
Dee Moines
Crawford County
Nissers
Friends
Mr. Shaw
United Front Declares Protective Tariff Policy Rally
John F. Lacey states the convention backs true national prosperity and the Republican tariff policy. He touts 1998 independents’ gains, cites McKinley era promises, and argues against tariff for revenue only, urging unity for election success.
Loyalty and Governance Address Urges Public Vote
Hon. James Wilson secretary of agriculture calls for voting the ticket from governor to constable and to proclaim the Iowa republicans message to the jury in a civic appeal.
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James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Lowa
Earthquake and Political Notes in This Week’s Chicago Scene
Fragmentary lines mention Chicago politics and the republic, with scattered notes on crops and a sense of unsettled conditions. The text hints at shaken certainty in the Republican scene and concerns about agricultural yields amid broader civic talk.
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