Sunny Jim Sherman Named Republican Vice Presidential Hopeful
A profile honors James Schoolcraft Sherman, Utica born in 1855, from New Hartford, outlining his rise from Utica mayor to tenth-term U.S. representative. The piece praises his parliamentary skill, industry, and broad public service, noting his leadership in party campaigns and his strong ties to veterans and local business interests.
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Why the Republicans Should Win Essay Excerpt
Frank Hendrick argues for Republican governance as expansionist and pro commerce. He credits the party with preserving national unity after the Civil War, expanding trade, financing debt, and stabilizing the economy while promoting American labor, industry, and global leadership. He contrasts Republican statesmanship with Democratic opposition and urges continued governing competence and economic growth.
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Secretary Wilson Cheerful on Agricultural Progress and Politics
Secretary Wilson returns to Washington after a two month West tour bringing a prosperity bulletin. He cites crop yields rising due to better farming, rotation knowledge, and improved soil. predicts buoyant agricultural and economic conditions nationwide. He backs Taft in key states and plans a speaking tour, especially in New England, to rally Republican support.
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A Tribute to Taft Governor’s Why for Taft Candidacy
New York Governor Hugher Yoongatown defends Taft in a speech praising administrative reform and honest government. He argues for purging self interest, enforcing fair laws, and limiting corruption to restore public trust, urging support for Howard 'fart and national leadership amid reform debates.
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