Bryan Deserted by Former Supporters
An 1846 political column details divisions around William Jennings Bryan and Taft, noting former followers abandoning Bryan and shifting to other candidates. It cites editors and readers from various states, including California, Rhode Island, and Nebraska, highlighting defections and the evolving party support landscape.
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Sears Abe
Saatue
Tata
Tetmes
Tooxeve
Canihe
Hope
Sion Crug
California
Poe
Deno Epoche
Fea
Artur AL Vogler
Mir Dewan
Mr Tits
Mir “Paybur
Comenisco
Brean Tis
Rearites Wellington
Aphidos Oapen
Winchera
Cumberland
Devtoun
Representae Tioo Coof
Pobreies
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Taft Prospects and Opinions Highlight Missouri Voice
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican positions in Missouri and St Louis figures like Bryan and Taft. It cites quotes from Frederick N. Judson and Prof. McClintock on Taft's strength, Roosevelt’s record, and the Philippines policy, noting shifts in party loyalties and editorials from local papers.
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Frederick N. Judson
St. Louis
The
Philippines
Proof of Prosperity for Toast Company of American
A New York City news item reports The Toast Company of American has repaid a $25,000 loan in full after the crisis of 1907. The trust company, once the target of a sensational run, has shown strong recovery with substantial assets and liabilities, ranking as the nation’s second largest.
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New York City
American
Mann
America
Honest Railway Finance Platform Call for Regulated Stock Issuance
From the Republican National Platform, the call supports national legislation and supervision to prevent future overissuance of stocks and bonds by interstate carriers. The statement emphasizes safeguards on railway finance.
Taft praises foreign missions as civilizing force
In a Carnegie Hall address, William Howard Taft argues foreign missions advance civilization and democracy. He cites missions creating schools hospitals and trained natives, and defends missionaries against accusations of provoking conflict while condemning colonial missteps.
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William HH. Taft
Carnegie Stall
New York City
Mr. Faft
Orient
Imaan
Philippines
Freight Cars Need More: Orders Rise As Economy Recovers
In early spring 473608 freight cars stood idle. By June 24 only 31320s cars remained. Now 6000 new cars ordered from eastern and western shops signaling renewed confidence. Real estate activity rises with major centers taxed for demand. crops strong. harvest near done. national health excellent. banks stronger. merchants happier. populace contented.
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Fast
New York
Chiccagoa
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Atlanta
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Denver
Iansas City
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Progress of Colored Race Celebrated by Taft in Kansas City
The speaker, Former President Taft, lauds forty years of African American advancement in material and educational fields during a Kansas City address, noting remarkable progress amid ongoing struggle. He emphasizes enduring efforts and achievements as the nation reflects on civil advancement.
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Lon
Wmn
H. Taft
Kansas City
Sugar Beet Growers Fight Democratic Tariff Threat
The piece argues that a Democratic pledge to free sugar would wreck the U S beet sugar industry. It cites rising beet production under protection, cane sugar decline, and claims beet growers would supply most U S sugar if protection ends, urging support for Republican safeguards.
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United States
Ameong
Bryan
Othe
Artier
Democratic Party
Republican Party Agai
New York
California
Mississippi
Collier’s Weekly Satirical Take on Presidential Campaign
The piece mocks a Democratic candidate’s reform effort and campaign frailties, noting a Japanesque schoolboy caricature by Mr. Collier and the spin around a possible second term. It highlights discussions of policy, party infighting, and the tension between reform promises and political realities.
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Colliers Weekly Star
Oito
Theoreliere
Ulrich
Lomperiier
Sheey
Brownsville
Won
Collier
Satu
Practical Path to Tariff Revision in the Election
The article argues tariff revision hinges on electing Taft and a Republican Congress. It asserts a Republican Senate is assured and that Democratic measures cannot pass, while Taft and a GOP House could prompt immediate tariff changes even before new members take seats.
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Clttgren
Bryan
Taft
Congress
Senate
Thouse of Representatives
Touse
Referendum impracticable for national government says Taft
In Columbus Ohio William Howard Taft argues that direct legislation by referendum cannot work for the United States. He says representative government has served for 130 years and cites fourteen million electors needed for direct lawmaking as excessively burdensome. He concedes possible use in subdivisions but not for national issues.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Gamba Dement
WOIL
Tate
Tanoewneide
Shlards
Bedieve
Mrr
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
lTron
Wm. H. Taft
Columbus
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