Sherman Endorses Tirade Against Labor
In Chicago and Akron discussions President Roosevelt and campaign managers fear James Sherman endorses labor-bashing remarks by Diamond Match Trust leader O Barber. Barber lauds monopolies and denounces unions as anarchist and socialist, while Sherman remains silent and does not repudiate the charges.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
James 8. Sherman
Sherman
Akron
Ohio
O. ©. Barber
Diamond’ Match Trust
Barber
Barberton
Diamond Match Company
Samuel
Gompers
The
Match Trust
Trust
Republicans Admit Taft Loss In Colorado And West
Chicago dispatch reports the Republican National Headquarters concede Taft cannot carry Colorado and have given up hope in Montana and Nevada while still claiming other western states. The piece notes Colorado loyalty to Wood's Liver Medicine and hints at upcoming coverage in the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago
Republican National Headquarters
Taft
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
Chicago Tribune
Fat Fryers and Political Money in Roosevelt Era
Paris reports a English lawyer's probe into the 40 million Panama Canal payments. Findings indicate most funds went to a U.S. syndicate tied to Douglas Robinson and Charles Taft, with Will Cromwell and Judge Taft backing the sale. Chicago notes Republican fund letter signed by corporate heads criticizing Bryan.
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Roosevelt
Iniian
Fat Peyers
Cromwell
Bryan
Paris
United States
Panama Canal
London
Liberal Party
Douglas Robinson
Charles P. Taft
William H. Taft
William Nelson Cromwell
New York
Taft
Washington
Chicago
Republican National Committee
James
Sherman
Charles. F. Brooker
Brass Trust
Charles Nagel
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Frank. C. Lowden
George M. Pullman
Powder Trust
Boise Penrage
Pennsylvania
George R. Sheldon
J. Pherpont Morwon
Edward 4. Harriman
West
Two Million Idle Men Arguments For Bryan
John W. Kern told the Commercial Travelers' association of New York that with two million unemployed men and a panic in times of prosperity, William J. Bryan is the logical choice to restore government to the people. The page also includes medical and patent remedy ads and local business notices.
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Bryan
New York
John W. Kern
Commercial Travelers’ Association of New York
William J. Bryan
Annual passes for U P employees on Union Pacific
At an Omaha conference trainmen and enginemen won new transportation arrangements. Active staff with ten to fifteen years receive annual passes for themselves and wives within their home division, fifteen to twenty years for passes within home division, and over twenty years for passes system wide.
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Omaha
Union Pacific and Company
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Diamond Match Trust
Republican
Wood
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Make
Palmer
Sherman Co
P. J. Black
Cheyenne, Who
Antler
Horg
W. 15Th St
Brer” Taft
Chas. Taft
W. H. Taft
NEW York Corporation
Hall
Fr. Gheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & CO
Dra the
Foley
Murchison Jewelry O
Cheyenne
Wye
de Witt
Hasse
DeWitt
A. EB. Roedel
U. P
Co. R. Kluger
the Jeweler
Virginia, Avenue
Indianapolis
Ind
A. E. Roedel
Northwest Corner
Eddy
Sixteenth Streets
Fred Bohnstedt
Palmer's Cafe
U. W. Hall
Sherman Go
Fac Sina Signature of
New. York
Rai RS
Bears
Castoria
the Peninsular
Gleason Mercantile
Kansas City Weekly Star
Kansas City
Associated
Cheyenne, Wyo
B. W. Sheldon
Fergnaom Wrect
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