Western Favor for Taft in the Western States
The piece extols Taft and the Republican party as the West’s chosen leaders, praising Home ownership, irrigation, and conservation under Republican policy. It frames Taft as the successor to Roosevelt, highlighting national irrigation laws, water rights, and vast western resource development, including electric energy and rail-connected growth. The article argues the West backs Taft for progress, civilization, and regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Roosevelt
Taft
Republic
Republican Party
United States
Sam
Party of Freedom Nail Justice
San
Tno
National Irrigation Act
Auustea
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Willisas
Ty Gkiahoma
Panhandle
Tvexas
Praysant
Tle
James
Sui
Egypt
India
America
Pres Ag
Taft Gains Strength Claims Independent Writer Says Taft Popular
Walter Wellman, Washington correspondent for Lie Chicago Records sterald, argues Taft is gaining strength and shows independence. He notes initial prejudice after the Chicago convention has faded as more people see Taft as his own man and a strong presidential candidate.
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Walter Wellman
Washington
Lie
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Bin
Iind
Tun Tire
Toftis Frank Tall
Rd Wesuta
Thal
le Lse
Leimpernat
Publi He
Bey Wind
Cataloes
Political Notes and Protections Debate Stirs Mining Wages
A fragmented 19th century political note questions tariff and protection policies as they relate to American miners. It references Mr Bryan, Mr Tutt, and discussions likely about free admission of TV oratory and wage impacts. The piece hints at Southern campaigns and debates over national economic policy and foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Orabdo
Misgontl
Tye
Taft Appeal to Christian Civilization Noted by Pulpits
The article surveys Judge Taft’s appeal to promote Christian civilization in the Philippines. It cites church leaders and sermons praising his stance, recounting his governorship, sacrifice, and calls for spiritual and material aid, plus Taft’s assertion that American policy should advance missionary work and education in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
United States
Taft
Supreme Bench
Roosevelt
Philippines
Motron
Albert Surlstone
Roberts Park Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Christian People of America
Vath
Christian Church of America
Jesus Christ
Wid
Dewey
Manila
Thoburn
India
Phiippines
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt Policies and GOP Pledge Ahead of Sherman Speech
The Republican platform pledges adherence to President Roosevelt’s policies and continuation of his work. It promises safeguards for persons and property, stronger administrative methods, efficient inspection and supervision, and prompt correction of injustices and discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Sherman
Not a Wail for Bryan Says Brooklyn Waagle
A quip from the Brooklyn Waagle in the New York Tribune mocks the idea of mourning Bryan. The remark suggests a sharper, even harsher reaction rather than a formal declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brooklyn Waagle
New York Tribune
New diplomacy praised as candor in Taft era
A reflection on United States foreign policy describing open consultation with the predecessor and a commitment to truth and frankness as central to the administration. The piece lauds candor as the guiding light in governance and notes the political alliance with Republicans in victory.
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United States
Taft
White House
Repubile
Vletory
Illinois Farmer Denounces Campaign Gifts to Bryan
A Mississippi Valley farmer writes to Bryan in blunt terms declining any campaign contribution. He attacks free silver and government railroad schemes while accusing Bryan of double standards and a harmful pledge to reform after four years in office. He argues Republican rule did not create abuses and questions the candidate’s platform honesty.
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Tu Linvis
W. d
Bryan
Lincoln
Nel
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Tatt
Vivgin map mystery and Taft skepticism in World readers
Readers of the New York World wonder about the Vivgin map while remarking that Taft appears less eager for a strong stance. The piece notes Bryan’s long effort to restore public confidence through staesmanship and hints at further political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhu Seit Vedal
New York
Taft
Bryan
Starch and household goods amid summer demand
An old column notes rising popularity of fine white goods like Defiance Starch, claimed safe for fabrics and a strong stiffener reducing usage. It mocks debtors and features tangential ads for fur buyers, Mrs Winslow soothing syrup, and Allen’s Fort Base foot relief, reflecting period ad style and brevity.
Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Endorsed
An advertising feature extols a reputable health product as part of a well informed family living plan. It cites Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists, urging customers to buy the genuine article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
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Party of Construction
Japan
China
South Sea Islands
Tts
Bryan Soc
Watt
Hya Sheetn
Farmer
N.W. Side. & War Co
Minneapolia
Minn
Allen’s Fort-Base
RSG
Cai A
Carters
Manags
Ribaages
Rel Cros Chemists Spec, Co
Lemnan
Wash
Ington
Des Moines
Borax AM
Pociile Coast Borax Co
Chicago, N
Windsor-Purity Gandy Co
Auburndale Goldfish Company
North Peoria Street
Ill
Corcenan Farms
California
Silusone
Kern & Bailey
Citizens National Bank
Los Angeles
Cal
Iowa
People's Furniture
Des Moines, Iowa
Defiance
Roc
Defiance Starch Company
Omaha, Neb
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