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Seymour
I. & L. Traction Co
Louisville
B &Q.R.R
Southern Indiana R. R
Home Telephone
A. A. Anderson
Gen. Mgr
Ind
Republican attacks on tariffs salaries and campaigns in 1903
A letter from The Democrat cites Republican raises for judges and governors, tariff increases benefiting manufacturers, and campaign finance concerns. It contrasts Taft and Chicago backers with Bryan as the people's choice, urging a fair deal for farmers and workers against millionaire beneficiaries of Republican rule.
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Taft Am Chicaga
Htemecer
Bryan
Falsehood Exposed in Prohibition Governor Debate
The Corydon Republican rebuts a Prohibition candidate claim that a Prohibitionist Quartet member saw Watson’s portrait in Nashville saloons. Alfred I. Martin and J. T. Kitchen state no pictures exist in saloon windows. The dispute centers on wording, not veracity.
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Indiana
Nashville
Watson
Corydon Republican
Alfred I. Martin
J. T. Kitchen
Martin
Kitchen
Democrat
Republicans Shift to Personal Attacks on Bryan
The piece reports Republican national headquarters planning to campaign against Bryan by attacking him personally rather than debating his arguments. Campaign managers allegedly prefer appealing to voter prejudice, though Bryan’s high popularity and broad following may limit damage.
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Republican National
Bryan
Omitted Plank Highlights GOP Salaries Proposal
The text argues the Republican platform should pledge salary increases for public officers from top to bottom. It claims the party has raised officer pay without public knowledge or consent, making offices more lucrative and desirable, and proposes further raises for U S Senators Congressmen and Indiana state officials including judges and the Supreme Court reporter.
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Republican Party
U. S
Supreme Court of
Indiana
Vermont Republicans win with record small plurality
In Vermont the Republican candidate for Governor won on September 1 with the smallest plurality for any Republican in a presidential year since 1892, signaling a general slump in GOP support this year.
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Vermont
Salary Grab of 1907 Spurs Indiana Taxpayers Angry
Citizens in Harrison County protest a $320 000 increase in salaries and expenses for state officers claiming the move lacks taxpayer explanation. Voters show rising concern over the so called salary grab amid ongoing political tensions.
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Indiana
Harrison County
Republicans Raise Officer Salaries Without Voter Consent
The Republican party increases officer salaries by hundreds of thousands of dollars, funding higher expenses without asking the public for approval or including the measure in their platform.
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Republican Party
Indiana Debt Rise Sparks GOP Housekeeping Debate
A report notes Indiana state debt increased last year by about 525000, with critics claiming Republicans siphon funds for similar work as the prior year. The tone questions fiscal propriety and party accounting.
Peruna endorsed for hay fever relief by Ohio reader
FOR HAY FEVER. ISS MAYME E. SMITH of Columbus writes that Peruna has helped her catarrh and hay fever and recommends it to others. The piece explains hay fever is endemic catarrh caused by local irritants and notes Peruna may help some cases but is not infallible. It also advertises Man-a-lin the Ideal Laxative.
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Mayme E. Smith
East Mound St
Columbus
Ohio
Why Not Tell It Straight About Prohibition and Local Option
A letter argues the Republican liquor influence backed Watson and opposes Marshall Corydon in a temperance context. It accuses the party of rhetoric without action, noting Watson’s past opposition to local option and doubting a future enactment by a Republican legislature.
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Watson
Rashville
Richmond Item
Corydon
Suburban Republican Paper Frames Subsidy Jim as Whiskey Fighter
The Harrison County Republican organ questions Subsidy Jim's temperance claims and veteran status, suggesting he lacks a home record while noting similar misrepresentations in other states. The piece casts doubt on his assertions and portrays him as a controversial figure on the state ticket.
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Jim
Harrison County
County Republicans face mass convention backlash claims
Some defeated candidates at the late mass convention allege unfair dealing by county party bosses. The remarks suggest tensions within the Republican ranks over the convention outcome and leadership influence.
Violate Law to Get Campaign Funds
A public letter from Fred W. Upham dated August 21 1908 to corporate officers urges Republican donors to fund the campaign in defiance of a federal ban on corporate political contributions. The piece accuses the party of trying to buy the election through corporate money and hopes such funds will fail to influence the contest.
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Republican Party
Republican Congresses
Fred W. Upham
Republican Committee
Chicago
New York
Republican National Committee
Taft
Sherman
National Committee
Congress
Why Wasnt It Leyden The Corydon Republican Exposes Derby
A Corydon Republication reprints New Albany Tribune remarks on Thomas R Marshall speaking at Glenwood Chautauqua. It notes Michael C Thornton and Joe Louden voting on the high license bill and criticizes Republican claims while attacking Roosevelt era policies and the salary grab.
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Corydon Republican
New Albany Tribune
Thomas R. Marshall
Glenwood Chautauqua
Marshall
Michael C. Thornton
Floyd County
Joe P. Louden
Michael R. Thornton
Joe
Salary Grab Sparks Indiana Taxpayer Debate
The piece argues Indiana officials received 330000 more in salaries and expenses last year than in the prior year. It questions Republican support for a state primary law and notes county Republicans did not hold a primary. It urges the party to acknowledge salary increases in its platform.
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State of
Indiana
Parry Opposition to Prosperity Placards Stated by Parry
D M Parry president of Parry Manufacturing Company Indiana polis writes to Democrat Kern opposing manufacturers posting prosperity placards promoting Taft and Sherman. Parry says most manufacturers will refrain, calling the tactic unjust and distressing to workers and notes prosperity cannot be date fixed.
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D. M. Parry
Parry Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Jobn W. Kern
Parry
Taft
Sherman
National Association of Manufacturers
Kern
Taft Faces Rough Times on Party Unity and Policies
Taft defends popular senate election, campaign disclosure, income tax, and railroad valuation though the GOP convention opposed them while the Democratic convention supported them. Senator Hopkins warns Taft cannot bind the party, as Kansas adopts a deposit guarantee plank amid Oklahoma’s law. Taft should focus on the Philippine situation.
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Taft
U. S
Albert Hopkins
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Philippine Islands
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