The Panics of 1899 and 1907 Facts and Blame
The article argues the 1893–97 panic stemmed from Democratic tariff plans, not Republican policy. It contends the 1907 panic arose from outside politics, blaming financial figures rather than Republican legislation, and defends the 1890s industrial prosperity.
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WHY ROOSEVELT BOLTED
From Clay Center Kansas an opinion piece argues Taft was the rightful Republican nominee and that Roosevelt betrayed the party. It condemns Roosevelt as a phalter ingrate and traitor, predicting punishment for treachery and asserting Republicans should unite behind Taft to preserve party goals.
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Missouri Farmers Favor Progresive Tariff Boost, Not 1896 Parodies
Special dispatch from Jefferson City notes Missouri farmers cite current prices for horses, cattle, hogs, wheat, oats, and corn showing sharp gains since 1896. The piece argues against Democratic attacks on tariffs, asserting farmers prosper under Republican policies and should vote for a continuation of protective measures. It references price comparisons from St Louis markets and quotes a Missouri farmer stating broad prosperity and opposition to a return to 1896 conditions.
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