Journeying in Land of Dreams on Bryan Panacea Critique
Gov Hughes debunks Bryan style fixes for trusts in a Youngstown speech. He warns against licensing large interstate firms and banning control of more than half the product, arguing such schemes would misdefine remedies and curb honest enterprise.
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Gov. Hughes
Youngstown
United States
Mr. Bryan
No Retreat on Trusts Sparks Economic Debate
The piece argues that strict dissolution of trusts would cripple production, raise unemployment, and ruin working families. It critiques a Bryanite plan to shrink plant capacity and questions who would buy sold-off facilities, warning such vagaries threaten industry and wage earners.
How Taft Was Sought by M'Kinley
The 1900 telegram to Judge William H Taft opened a door to Washington and led to his rise as the Republican candidate for President. President McKinley, Secretary Long, and Elihu Root discussed sending Taft to the Philippines to help establish civil government as the army advanced. Taft hesitated, weighing risk and duty, before choosing service to country.
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Taft
M’kinley
William H. Taft
United States Court
Federal
Cincinnati
William McKinley
Judge Taft
Washington
White House
Secretary Long
Navy
Elihu Root
War
Mr. Taft
Philippines
The
United States
Taft Family Noted as Longstanding Plain People
The Tafts are described as from good stock with deep roots in Uxbridge Massachusetts. The article notes many Tafts in Uxbridge and quips that a woman cannot throw a stone without hitting one.
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Tafts
Uxbridge
Mass
Views of an Expert on Proposed Bank Deposit Guaranty
Recognized authority George F. Roberts argues that a blanket deposit guaranty is a crude fix. He urges strengthening individual bank standards and currency responsiveness, warning that guarantee plans would erode responsible banking and invite reckless lenders.
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George FE. Roberts
Mint
Obstructed Civil War debts and Republican pension claim
Hon. James S. Sherman cites a vast pension bill as an enduring obligation from the Civil War era. Colonel Bryan criticizes farm discrimination in politics, noting Lincoln Nebraska farmer's bid for the White House and broader national prejudice.
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Bryan
Congress
Senate
Lincoln
White House
New York Tribune
A Grand Record by the Republican Party and Its Principles
The Republican party is rich in men, practical principles, and a proven record of fulfilled pledges. We support party principles first and will rally behind the standard bearer to victory, per James S. Sherman. Bryan could gain in the Rocky Mountain States by proposing a federal guarantee of mining stock deposits, per the Omaha Bee.
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Oklahoma
Republican Party
James S. Sherman
Bryan
Omaha Bee
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