Sarcasm at Bryanites Urges Harmony in Ohio Politics
A speech in Ohio praising Republican leaders and urging party unity amid criticism. The speaker lauds McKinley and Roosevelt eras, defends administration efficiency, and argues for loyalty to national duty over local interests with references to Foraker and Taft.
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East
Ohio
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Commonwealth
Grant
Wade
Sherman
Garfield
Hayes
McKinley
Senator Foraker
Party of Freedom
Taft Era Orator Endorses Education and Liberty in Ohio
The speaker extols Taft administration, cites Panama and Panama Railroad progress, critiques Bryan’s platform, warns against direct legislation and government control of railroads, banking, and trade, and urges unity for American liberty and robust governance. He appeals to Ohio voters with references to history and national progress.
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Treasury
United States
Panama Canal
McKinley
Républican Party
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Republican Party
Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Panama
Tle
de Lesseps
Taft Parade Draws 6000 Plus Through Cincinnati Streets
A large Taft supporters parade winds from Fourth Street to Mualo Hall led by Grand Marshal Charles Hake Jr. More than 6,000 marchers carry lanterns and banners for Taft, with diverse groups from University clubs to Blaine and German Taft clubs taking part. The event, praised for organization, drew widespread citizen enthusiasm along a festive street procession.
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Citiens
Taft Club
Michu Root
Fourth Street
Mualo Hall
William H. Taft
Cincinnati Citisens
William H. Patt
Citizens’ Tatt Club
Republican First Voters’ Association
Taft
Congress
Prosperity
Republican League
University of Cincinnati
University Republican Club
Blaine Club
Charles F. Hake, Jr
Walnut Street
Fifth
Vine
Fifteenth
Elm
Music Hall
Hake
Robert L. Dunning
G. R. Scrugham
A.M. Warner
M. J. Day
EB. R. Montfort
G. B. Fox
H. A. Miller
W. R. Thrall
Anthony Tering
John Kilgane
W.W. M. Allen
W. Co. Nixon
Norman G. Kenan
Edward W. Morrisey
J. Charles Smith
John Proctor
Change urged by Secretary on business leadership
Secretary Root spoke to a chamber gathering stressing that business success hinges on solid management and warned against substituting law for hard work. He urged unity of business and political organization to back Taft and Ohio’s honor at next Tuesday’s election, with a postaddress reception and luncheon followup.
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Secret Root
Lastienes
Ohio
Akron
Mark Hanna
Joseph Benson Foraker
William McKinley
Canton
Gall
McKinley
United States
Roosevelt
Navy Department
South America
Pacific
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
China
Hampton Roads
Navy
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interior Department
Garfield
The
West
Agricultural Department
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
America
Tokyo
Sp Hee
New York
Bank of North America
U i
Root
Thomas P. Bean
Chamber of Commerce
Michael Ryan
R. R. Reynolds
L. L. Sadler
W. H. Harrison
Egan
Mr. Taft
Change
Sinton
Honest Elections Committee
Henry T. Hunt
Democratic Party
Ory
Meheon
Sineton
Leopold Markhbreit
Henry G
Corbin Thomas FP
Wean
Li Badler
Jacob Fohmichapp
Hy Reynolds
J Btaoyi
H. Mitchell
Samuel Bast
JW Peck A Geller
Michael Tyan
Hooker
Tdnooln Mitchell
George Puohta
Kelen Wulsin
Carew
Miller
Becrery
Raden Park
Buckeye
Taft
Garfunisle
Business Men's Club
Series Improvement Associations
Trimpe
Citizens Taft Club's rallies spark campaign clash in Cincinnati
Reported mail circulars spark denials from Citizens Taft Club as leaders defend neutrality while promoting Taft. Secretary Elihu Root visits Cincinnati delivering Taft support. Noon meetings target factory districts with speakers like George W. Platt and Harry Probasco. Local races include Durr for Clerk of Courts and Judge Rulison.
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Taft Club
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
A. F. Otte
Independence Party
Taft
George W. Platt
Mr. Platt
Government Square
Harry Probasco
Proa
Citizens’ Taft Club
Covington
Albert Bettinger
Richardsonaper Company
James Albert Green
TMC. A
Old West Fifth Street
R. P. Hargitt
Kemper-Thomas
Guido Gores
Riverside
West Sixth Street
E. M. Kolthoff
Big Four Roundhouse
Ivorydale
Ludlow
Q. & C. Railway
D. V. Sutphin
Pennsylvania Company
Pendleton
B. W. Campbell
Krippendorf
Albert Merrill
Judge Jelke
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Bryanites
Cowen
Veers
Snake Taft
Froome Morris
Tne
Mohaw
Citizens Club
Taft Movement
Judson Harmon
Judge Taft
Reynolds
Citizens' Taft Club
William Howard Taft
Judge Taf
Elihu Root
Feader
State
Hotel Linton
Far East
Winton Place
Samuel Trost
Secretary of State
Schmidlapp
Jacob G. Schmidlapp
Henry C. Corbin
Mr. Root
Mr.Schmidlapp
Linton Hotel
Cilb
Supreme Court
Pensiona
Charles H. Stephens
J. T. Blair
Blair
Stephens
John Schwaabd
Joe Blair
Se Ag
J. H. Charles Smith
Toledo
Peter W. Durr
Durr
James Allison
A. Butterfield
Butterfield
Lohmann’s Hall
Oakley
Charles H. Jones
William R. Collins
Charles W. Spicer
Board of Elections
Election Board
Charles A. L. Reed
New York City
Kenton
Hiram M. Rulison
J. Lloyd Wayne, Jr
Rulison
I. L. Wayne, JR
Horace D. Jones
William H, Taft
Hughes
Indiana
New York Herald
Herald
Hogan
Lytle Park
Boelice Court
William Lueders
Warsaw
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