Taft Speech Defends Injunction Use and Labor Laws
The speaker recounts cases before Judge Adams and Judge Thompson involving injunctions in labor disputes. He defends his role in antitrust and labor rulings, asserts not to have invented injunctions, supports requiring notice for temporary orders, and argues for hearings within forty eight hours. The Taft itinerary includes multiple Nebraska stops and a Denver arrival.
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Sherman speaks on banks in Midwest campaign stop
In Peoria Illinois October 1 James S Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate closed a long day of speeches with a large Coliseum rally. He spoke in Decatur Clinton Bloomington and other cities outlining tariff revision and defense of campaign finance laws while criticizing Bryan on bank deposits and warning that removing banking restraint led to speculative panics including 1837.
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New York Bank Safety Fund History and Debates
The article recounts the 19th century safety fund for bank deposits and notes in New York, detailing how deposits were covered, deficits, and taxes. It notes that by 1848 the fund faced heavy losses, provoking moral and economic repercussions beyond finance. It questions modern proposals for public funds security by banks.
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Bryan
Hughes Draws Big Crowds In New York Campaign Tour
Governor Charles E Hughes intensified campaign efforts in Manhattan and the Bronx after a Baltimore stop. He spoke at five points from McKinley Square to the Lower East Side, praised Taft, and urged supporters to push for an honest New York administration.
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Hitchcock to See President During Washington Visit
Rumors of friction over campaign conduct center on a possible meeting in Washington as Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee is due in town. The White House denies a special request from the President for an explanation of criticisms about management in New York and Chicago.
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Duhme Jewelry Company
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Congress Committees Work in Harmony in Washington Talks
In PEQRIA Illinois on October 1 Congressman B McKinley chairman of a Congressional Committee says no friction exists between the Republican National Committee and the Congressional Committee. He calls the Washington conference a discussion of campaign plans. James Sherman Republican nominee for Vice President also states there is no friction between the two committees.
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Republicans Open Campaign in Greene County
Judge D. D. Woodmansee of Cincinnati and Jesse Taylor keynotes at Jamestown and Yellow Springs as Greene County GOP kicks off with Taft Club formation. Woodmansee outlines national issues while Taylor stresses good roads and immigration. An advisory board and officers were elected.
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Beveridge Address Draws North Dakota Crowd in Valley City
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana was warmly welcomed in Valley City as farmers and townsmen hailed his arrival. He spoke on tariff policy to a large audience, later addressing Fargo riders from the rear platform of the North Coast Limited. He urged the party to serve the people, contrasted Bryan as an idealist, and praised Taft as a safe administrator.
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Albert J. Beveridge
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Fargo
North Coast Limited
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Taft
Hughes Sought by Ohio Goppers for Hughes Speaking Tour
New York Governor Hughes draws repeated requests from Ohio political managers to speak there on two days. Chairman Hitchcock says a Republican victory in Ohio is beyond question and notes the trips would be personal and political. If dates fit, Hughes may visit Ohio in the next two to three weeks.
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Hitchcock
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Garfield in Indiana Urges Square Deal for Taft
Secretary of the Interior Jamee R. Garfield spoke to about 4 000 in Richmond Indiana urging a Taft vote and warning against the Nebraska candidate the laboring men’s friend and the tariff and bank deposit quotas were discussed.
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Taft
Nebraska
Beveridge on Bryan’s health laws and pure food safeguards
The piece asserts that Mr. Bryan did not anticipate the health and pure food measures, but these laws hold greater importance for American public health than any other proposals he offered.
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Bryan Still Harps on Publicity Idea in Campaign Debate
The text debates pre election disclosure of political contributions and argues it would reveal influence from trust magnates and railroad influences. Bryan criticizes Taft's position, cites Ryan contributions and National Committee funds, and asserts voters have a right to know who finances campaigns before elections.
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Mae Psa
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Taft
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Thomas F. Ryan
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National Committee
Oklahoma Governor Haskell Will Seek Small Cash Aid
Guthrie Oklahoma October 1 Governor Haskell appeals to Oklahomans for a few thousand dollars to fund his fight against alleged enemies of the people. He says he lacks wealth and relies on public support to cover postage labor and other expenses for honest government against graft and corporate oppression.
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West Virginia Declares for Bryan in Democratic Poll
Parkerburg dispatch reports the Democratic State Executive Committee released its polling results after Charles Swisher's resignation. The party claims Republican defection and predicts a Democratic Stop ticket victory with Senator William Campbell noting broad West Virginia support for Bryan.
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California Democrat Theodore Bell to Speak in Hamilton
The Butler County Democratic Executive Committee announced that Theodore B. Bell of California, former chairman of the Democratic National Convention, will speak in Hamilton on the night of October 8.
Williams Refutes Dispatch Over GOP State Chair Post
The Columbus Evening Dispatch urges resignations amid graft ties to the Cleveland Trinidad paving scandal. Henry A Williams defends his role as Republican State Executive Committee chairman saying the chairmanship does not bar him from practicing law and that a judge should decide on delaying the Lied bribery case.
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Administration Performance Praised Across National Departments
The piece lauds the Republican administration for practical effectiveness and credible government work since decisive support by majorities four cars ago, claiming benefits to the nation and satisfied citizens who value well run government.
New Jersey Men Strong for Taft in Tumultuous Campaign
Reports from the Republican National Committee say Taft will carry New Jersey by a Roosevelt-like majority. Jersey Republicans unite for Taft with Franklin Murphy predicting a large win as factional fights end. Colby and New Idea back Taft, while securing Essex Hudson and other counties for the Ohioan.
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Chanler Nominated for Governor at Democratic Convention
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler was formally nominated for governor by the Democratic State Convention in Barrytown. In his acceptance, he criticized presidential influence over state and national party decisions and called for reforms guided by the people's will. He touched on party leadership, race track gambling debates, and public liberty in a call for calm, steady reform.
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Republicans Urge County Meetings Across New Jersey
State party leaders marshal support for Taft with county meetings and speaker rosters. Democrats desert Bryan with many backing Taft, including Jersey City attorney George L Record who predicts a large Taft majority in New Jersey. Senator Kean praises Taft as the capable, steady statesman for the nation.
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Furaker Denies Antitrust Involvement and Defends Courts
Senator Furaker rejects links to General Electric and Bell Telephone antitrust cases and defends rising scrutiny. He argues his prior oil and tech affiliations do not bar his public service and calls for open, fair legal action if any offense is proven. He expresses faith in courts and urges tangible charges to proceed.
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Bell *Telephone Company
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Croker to Return to New York After Election
Richard Croker former Tammany leader will return to New York shortly after the election according to his son Richard Jr upon arrival from Europe today.
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Richard Croker
Tammany
Richard,Jr
Europe
Grape-Nuts Benefits Promised in Patient Letter
A Troy woman reports relief from indigestion and headaches after using Grape-Nuts daily for two years. She says sleep improved, nerves stabilized, and she feels renewed, with others adopting the food after her recommendation. The ad concludes with the slogan There’s a Reason and notes the letters are genuine human-interest stories.
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