Panic partisan duel shapes Taft era debate
A New York dispatch critiques Republican defense of tariffs and panics in 1893 1895 and 1907 linking them to policy and political motives. It argues tariff policy harmed consumers and insists downward revision by Democrats is needed while praising Wilson’s tariff stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Pan Fc
Porry
Addei
Wilwon
Republicas
Wilton
Democrats
Tariff Board
Europe
Republicana
Wilson
Democratic primary nominations in Laramie County
In the recent primary election the Democratic party nominates certain gentlemen. Records certified by a majority of the county Democrats call for united support of all Democratic voters and all lovers of honest government.
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Democratic Party
Laramie County
Coroner Candidate Files Notice in Laramie County
The coroner candidate Dr C Beard announces to all voters of Laramie County that he is a candidate for the county coroner. He pledges faithful service if elected. Respectfully.
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Ray K. Olds
Laramie County
Henest
Edward G Schoel seeks Democratic sheriff nomination support
Sheriff Edward G Schoel seeks votes from primary voters and all participants to assure faithful performance in the office. Commissioner W B McComas asks voters for the two year term and promises conscientious administration of the county's business.
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Edward G. Schoerl
W. BL McComas
County Clerk Candidate Appeals for Votes in Liramie County
County Clerk W OH Dillman announces he has been nominated in the late primary and asks Democratic and other voters to support his bid. He pledges faithful service, efficiency and reliable administration.
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Liramie County
Election Card Promotes Ramuel J Ellie for County Commissioner
Nominee Ramuel J Ellie seeks votes at rent primaries pledging faithful efficient and courteous public service for a four year term. Voters urged to support regular Democrat William Dunstan for county affairs and Jo for district court judge in the first judicial district race.
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Ramuel J. Ellie
William Dunstan
Justice of the Peace Race District No 2 Candidate
For Justice of the Peace District No 2, vote Fred Bohnsted. He pledges honesty and fearless service in duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Fred Bohnsted
Germany Will War as Soon as Ready Says Lord Roberts
Lord Roberts warned in Manchester that Germany will wage war the moment its forces are assured of victory across land and sea. He argued Britain's navy and army are inadequate to counter a rapidly expanding German power and urged preparedness to confront a rising naval and land threat.
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Germany
Lord Roberts
London
Manchester
North Sea
Hearing resumes on SP railroad animal transport case
In San Francisco Judge William C. Van Fleet reopens 31 cases accusing Southern Pacific of violating federal interstate transport laws by hauling cattle in closed cars for up to seventy hours without food water or rest. The railroad says some violations occurred at shippers request. Some suits began more than five years ago.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
William C. van Fleeet
United States District Court
Fe Qpart
Caw
Theodore Rex Quack Plank Roars Through Roosevelts Campaign
A critical editorial denounces Theodore Rex as a third term quack plank that promises to shield quacks and healers from discrimination by educated physicians. It argues the policy weakens public health safeguards and mocks Taft's canal zone regulations as Machiavellian.
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Theodore Rex
Adjutanta
White House
Balt
Iifq
Union
Canal Zone
Roosevelt
T. R
Ageln
Taft
Sordid tale of T. R's fund
New York World reports on 1904 Roosevelt campaign financing revealing J. P. Morgan & Co. Frick Gould and Morgan each gave $100,000 with 78 percent of funds from corporations. Testimony notes Morgan's special interest and broader Morgan interests in banks life insurance and railroads. The piece critiques Roosevelt administration ties to big business and calls the fundraising a colossal corruption.
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Frick, Gould and Morgan
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
George R. Sheldon
Cornelius N. Biles
Republican National Committees
Standard Oll Company
Mr. Roosevelt
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
C. Frick
George Gould
Sheldon
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Taft
Cortelyou
Commerce and Labor
National Republican Committee
Cornelius N. Bliss
J. P. Morgan &Co
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Treasury
Gary and Frick
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Mr. Bacon
State Department
Diplomatic Service
Herbert Satterlee
Navy
Bonaparte
Morgan
Senate
Morgan- Roosevelt Alliance
White House
Sam
J. P. Morgan . Co
Wee Caemens
George Feckinsh
New York World
Doctor Answers on Health and Beauty Questions
A column offers home health guidance with remedies for hair, dandruff, headaches, indigestion, rheumatism, coughs, liver and kidney trouble, weight loss, catarrh, and nervous fatigue. Readers submit symptoms and receive formulated tonic and tablet recommendations, with cautions about neglecting digestion and constipation.
Harriman T R Campaign Funds Ties Prompt Disclosure
Documented evidence shows Harriman donated 50 000 to a Theodore Roosevelt campaign fund in 1904. Receipts confirm the money supported Roosevelt’s bid while standard oil funds allegedly aided the effort with 10 000 not returned.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
B. H. Harriman
New York State
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Standard Oil Company
C. Tegethom
Cornelius N. Elisa
Harriman
Roosevelt
John
Archbold
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Dr. C. ¥. Beard
Edward G. Schoel
Tern
W. B. McComas
W. OH. Dillman
W. H. Dillman
Samuel J. Ellis
Hansen
Nay
LEA
First Judicial Iield
Laramie
Converse, Platte
Gowten and
Niobrara
Albert
Bartlett
Democratic
Mneat
Pred Bohnstedt
Sanitas
The
Sherman Co
School of Medicine
School of Healing
Sich Statistica
Phyaloalan
T. R’s Fund
Sheldon and
DR Lewes Baker
Lewis Baker
College Ride
College Bliwood Bta
Dayton
Ohio
Distresa
Fred W
Lee
Fern
Martha
Anna R
T. R.’s Fund
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