Oklahoma Bank Guaranty Law Criticized In Denver Address
J W McNeal of Guthrie denounces Oklahoma’s bank deposit guaranty as a dangerous misstep. He cites rapid bank charters, unsafe founders, and widespread deposits backed by the state fund, warning it rewards insolvent bankers and threatens honest banks with compulsory assessments.
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Oklahoa
J. W. McNent
Nic Dlonal Bank of Commerce
Guthie
Denver
Owl
Mr. McNeal
Oklahom
Kansas
Liu
Oklahoma
Hin
Mit
Denke
Oklahoma City
Uat
First National Bank of
Perry
First National Bank
Oklwanm
Daily Depost Co
de Postta Ag
Taft Defends Policy Remarks in U S War Department
Mr Taft defends his remarks on judges labor policy and life policy in the Philippines. He delivers vigorous speeches amid wartime policy debates. The New York World notes his colonial policy stance relates totrade and aid figures cited by critics.
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Taft
Labor of Life
War Department
New York World
Help Urges Western Republicans to Fund Campaigns
A dated appeal from Fred W. Upham Assistant Treasurer requests individual voter donations across states to support Taft and Sherman. The missive lists state finance chairmen, urging one dollar contributions to cover printing, postage, clerks, and travel costs, noting restrictions on corporate money.
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Aft
Sherman
Republican National Committee
Conpalan
Congress
KerpuUbican
Walt
Taft
Republican Naional Committee
Colorado
Willary Newton
Denver
Idaho
Brink BS Jolson
Yallaca
Brederick Ho Sith
Peorthtown
Ton
Lafayette Youns
Bes Molnes
Tuas
Brani B. Grimes
Opel
Michigan
John N. Bagley
Detroit
Missouri
O. L. Whitelaw
North Second Street
Doula Montana
Thomas A. Marlow
Meleog
Nebriska
Alon
Joh O. Wharton
Oniuaha
New Mestro
Reynalds
Santa Fe
North Gaketa
James A. Buchanan
Buchanan
Oregon
W. Coe
Perth
South Diateatst
Elon
Remedy Requires Steady Labor to Reform Policy
Editorial notes that quick fixes harm growth and warns that true reform requires patient, conscientious effort. James S. Sherman defends Taft era Republicans, emphasizing steady progress, unity, and fidelity to party principles while resisting easy remedies that could jeopardize prosperity.
Fragmentary note on Cooper Union economics and laborists
A damaged fragment discusses economic and business themes at Cooper Union New York. It mentions Hon. Will. Tatt and notes on wealth, capital, and labor with unclear context.
Political Snapshots and a Humorous Advance Agent
The Columbus attorney C. Brymy is described as developing into a real humorist, advancing so firmly that he can now maneuver himself as "the advance agent of prosperity" without cracking a smile. A political snapshot notes opposition to protective tariffs and fear of shifting to free trade.
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Teriff
Att
Columbus
C. Brymy
Slous City Journal
German Manufacturers to Flood U S Goods if Bryan Wins
A New York Sun cable from Oct 8 reports German manufacturers expect a Bryan presidency to push a downward tariff revision and flood the American market with foreign goods. The piece contrasts this with Taft’s protective tariff approach aimed at maintaining high wages by restricting imports and preserving equalized production costs.
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Bryan
New York Sun
Ryan
Berlin
Roosevelt
Amelia
Mr. Taft
Duties of Next Administration Judge Taft at Bt Charles Mo
Judge Taft argues the next administration should not chase grand moral statutes but ensure constant supervision of corporate transactions. The aim is to enable business leaders to know when they transgress and to prosecute flagrant violations promptly, preserving lawful business conduct.
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Taft
Bt. Charles, Mo
Workingman interests in fair corporate taxation at Cooper Union
Hon. Wa. I Patt speaks at Cooper Union in New York City urging fair treatment of corporate capital. He warns that injustices against corporations harm wage earners who rely on corporate wealth for employment. He emphasizes the link between corporate policy and workers’ livelihoods.
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Wa. 1
Patt
Cooper Union
New York City
Roosevelt Speech Fragment At Minneapolis 1908
Fragmentary quotation attributes President Roosevelt at Minneapolis on April 7 1908 discussing tariffs and trusts noting impacts on various interests and exodus benefits with penalties for improper takings. The readable text is sparse and unclear in places.
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Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Minny
Watt and Bryan clash shapes split across roosevelts calls
A fragment notes Watt's dees against Bryans word inviting by Mr Roosevelt. indicates a political contrast likely to influence votes for Mr Patt. The lines highlight a campaign clash and the possible impact on electors.
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Watt
Bryan
Roosevelt
Patt
WHAT HIGH PRICES MEAN TO THE FARMER IN KANSA S
A Jewell County report analyzes how high lumber and crop prices drive land values and farmer profits. It compares past and present buying power of corn, noting lumber costs now allow 2,400 feet per 100 bushels and land sales rising from $20 to $30 per acre, with farms revalued by improved crops and infrastructure.
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Kaneda
Aiys
Jewell
Kansas
2. W. Kerry
Jewell County
Bryan
Reasons That Are Still Good for Taft to White House
The Canton repository quotes President McKinley praising Taft as the broadest bravest man who embodies constitutional spirit. It argues Taft is excellent for sailing to the White House and predicts the American people will vote for him on November 3.
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Taft
Pilpines
McKinley
United States
White House
Canton
Repository
Labor unions steady wages say William T. Tatt at Cooper Union
The speaker asserts that labor unions benefit the entire working class by providing strong organization and steady wages. He emphasizes the unions' positive impact on employment and the overall health of labor communities in a Cooper Union address in New York City.
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Organization of Labor
Hon
Wi. T. Tatt
Cooper Union
New York City
Sherman Labeled Republican Vice Presidential Candidate
The text presents James Sherman as a Republican Vice Presidential candidate, noting criticism of his candidacy and describing his ambitions against broad electoral opposition. It preserves the quoted opinion about the people and the protest tone while highlighting the political context.
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Bryan
James 3
Sherman
Gift for appointing wrong mac would not be desirable
A terse remark laments an appointment error by the I U president regarding a mac, noting such a choice would be undesirable and out of step with expected judgment. The line hints at political self criticism without detailing specific names or dates.
Doo Makes The Butter Churn Driven By Dog Power
East Haven dairy scene shows a wooden churn moved by dog power. A revolving platform with radial steps turns the axle linked to a churn shaft passing through the wall. The dog walks on a tilted flat, guiding the platform as the farmer notes the device’s disuse and its place in rural history.
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Ye Faruig
East Havel
Tandon
Battle Cry of Freedom Written by Julia Ward Howe
The article recounts Julia Ward Howe writing The Battle Cry of Freedom in November 1861 at the Willard Hotel. It describes Howe's sorrow, prayer, and inspiration after a false report of a Confederate offensive and notes her later reflection on the hymn as a beacon for a reunited nation and a testament to enduring civic duty.
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Julia Ward Newe
Margaret B. Downing
Willard
Howe
Boston
Treasury Department
Samuel G. Howe
Washington
Greece
Poland
Batterell
Virginix
Potoniar
Oll Willard
Penngylesua Avenue
White House
Bsmn
Food Value of Raw Apples and Longevity Claims
An aged discourse argues ripe raw apples boost phosphates and health longevity. It claims uncooked apples, distilled water, and oats extend life, reduce biliousness, and calm nerves, endorsing tart varieties and fully ripe fruit as superior.
Fragmented Quizzing of Fruit and Reflections
A Yonkers saleswoman voices a boast about never finding the smallest berriga in baskets. The dialogue features a devlee and tidy, discussing fruit and attraction while a mirror reflects differently for some. The text shows odd spellings and garbled phrases typical of OCR.
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Wim
Axhs
Yonkers Salesma
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Olsgoland
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Fred W. Upham
Hughes
Sioux City
St Ja
Lea Fallley Ann
New York
Lfe
Rand
Republican Party
Janes S. Sherman
Will. Tatt
Cat
Doo
Battle Cry OF Freedom
MIS
Julia Ward Howe
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