Taft Accepts Bryan Challenge In Lincoln Campaign Tour
In Lincoln Nebraska Taft declares support for publicity of campaign contributions and expenditures after elections matching Roosevelt stance. He speaks before workers at Havelock and attends events at the State University and Auditorium. Bryan’s challenge centers on funding disclosures as Taft campaigns across Nebraska.
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Taft Decision Key In Trust Suit In Kansas
Kansas Attorney General relies on Judge Taft's Addyston ruling in a case against International Harvester. The state alleges antitrust violations from exclusive contracts tied to monopolistic restraint. Harvester is accused of breaching the Taft precedent by improper restraints on trade.
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Topeka
Kan
William H. Taft
Addyston, Pipe and Steel Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Jackson
International
District’ Court
Supreme Court of Kansas
International Harvester Company
Taft receives rousing Lincoln audience amid campaign clashes
Taft accepts Bryan's latest challenges in Lincoln while Roosevelt denounces the Bryan letter as a personal attack. Powers of the American Bankers Association calls Bryan's bank guarantee claim a dangerous fallacy. Ohio local options suggest Harris leads by about 150000. Bryan attacks Taft and Roosevelt. Haskell answers Roosevelt's criticisms. land site cases linger. Taft judiciary action cited in Cleveland labor case. Kansas AG relies on Taft’s injunction precedent against International Harvester. Hearst highlights letters on Foraker and Standard Oil relations.
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American Bankers’ ‘Association
Bryan
Bankers denounce guaranty plan as dangerous idea
In Denver on September 30 the American Banker Association opened its session denouncing government deposit guarantees and postal savings banks. Colonel J D Powers urged education to defeat the plan as a dangerous fallacy while welcomes and addresses by Colorado Governor Buchtel and Denver Mayor Speer highlighted the conference.
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Powers
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Speer
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Woodrow Wilson
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Princeton
Taft Upholds Labor Injunction Precedent in 1898 Case
Special dispatch reports that William Howard Taft while a U.S. Circuit Judge in Cleveland set a rule requiring notice to strikers before injunctions. The 1898 action against the American Steel and Wire Company and unions reversed an earlier ruling and established a Taft-era standard for labor injunctions with notice and cross-examination.
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Tenn
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Consolidated and Steel Wire Company
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The
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Hearst Attacks Foraker and Haskell in Denver Speech
William R. Hearst, head of the Independence party National Committee, renewed charges against Ohio Senator Foraker and Oklahoma Governor Haskell. He Read letters from John D. Archbold and affidavits linking Haskell to the Citizens Alliance and alleged Standard Oil influence on Foraker. He contrasted Roosevelt and Bryan and warned he would abandon the two figures after a final broadcast of criticism. In Columbus the political climate shows Harris gaining ground in local option results, with eight of sixteen counties favoring dry measures and forecasts suggesting a large statewide margin for Harris.
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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Broadway
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Antisaloon League
Daring policeman rescues a cripple from burning building
John J. Howard, a New York policeman, saved John Weisenbeth a cripple who could not flee from a West 103d street five story fire with help from firemen. The building suffered $15000 in damage and locals raised a $250 purse and planned a petition to advance Howard to sergeant on behalf of the neighborhood’s Jewish residents.
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John Weisenbéth
Bingham
Ferry Sinks. 140 Drowned Off Smyrna Harbor
A Turkish steam ship collided with the steam ferry boat Stamboul near Smyrna harbor, resulting in the drowning of 140 people. The disaster occurred today with authorities ongoing at the scene.
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Smyrna
France joins protest over Bulgaria’s occupation of Orient Rail in Roumelia
Paris reports France has allied with other powers to protest Bulgaria's continued occupation of the Orient Railway segment in Roumelia. The dispute highlights regional friction as European powers challenge Bulgarian control.
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Orient Railway
Paris
France
Orient
Roumelia
Roosevelt Will Not Reply to Bryan Personal Attack
President Roosevelt will not answer William J. Bryan's letter alleging personal slights. Secretary Loeb said Roosevelt has no plan to tour or speak for the Republican candidate and has not decided on any speaking engagements.
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Bryan
Washington
William J
Ing
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Roodsevelt
Bryan Criticizes Taft and Opponent's Ideas
William J. Bryan, traveling through Iowa by ordinary coach, spoke at Cresson and Lincoln, delivering fifteen open air addresses. He attacked the President and Taft, arguing campaign funding should be public and that Taft degraded the presidency by engaging in the campaign. He championed Democratic positions and pressed for reform while criticizing Republican leaders.
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Iowa
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Taft
Harris leads Ohio with 150000 plurality, early returns show
Early Ohio results indicate Vice President Harris with a 150000 plurality amid statewide returns. Local precincts report strong support for Harris as numbers trend toward a clear margin.
Temperance Vote Gains Since 1905 Election
A comparative tally shows an uptick in temperance support following the 1905 election. Officials note growing public backing and discuss implications for upcoming local policy debates and enforcement.
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