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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

2

Taft’s care for military tribunal findings impresses with personal review

The narrative recalls Taft as secretary of war insisting on reviewing court martial evidence himself. A case involving a debt-evading lieutenant shows Taft rejecting shortcuts, sending a memorandum to the president and vowing to continue examining the remaining papers himself rather than relying on others.

Taft Ite David Parker Fayette, N. Y Gettysburg N. F. Clayton

Methodist minister backs Taft for president in Thompsonville endorsement

Reverend James Coote D D pastor of the Thompsonville Connecticut Methodist church calls at Republican national committee headquarters to endorse William H Taft praising his broad religious views and commitment to Christian missions He argues Taft is fair to all denominations and cites his character and leadership qualities Also noted are local industry and fiscal concerns and a farmer testimonial about Arnica Salve and Dr Kings New Life Pills with prices included

William H. Taft James Coote D. D Methodist Episcopal Church Thompsonville Conn Republican National Committee Coote New England New York Christian Missions Philippines China Orient Taft Yale University Judge Taft Dr. Coote Lkely

The Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth Congress Record

The article recalls the Fifty-ninth and sixtieth Congresses as record breakers for enacting business relevant measures. It argues Republicans led these reforms while criticizing Democrats as unreliable for large economic reforms and warns on upcoming tariff and currency policy debates. It notes two Democratic monetary stances in history and questions the party’s current safety to handle finance.

Democratic Party

Bryan's Speech Sparks Oklahoma Bank Faith Debate

In a Minneapolis speech Sept 26 1908 Bryan attacked small bank guaranty laws while a correspondent warns Oklahoma reforms prompt rapid bank creation and questionable operators. Also notes praised Electric Bitters and local anecdotes about cures and a cough remedy.

Bryan Minneapolis Oklahoma Oklahoma Territory

Taft Welcomed Filipinos at Table and in Social Life

The article recalls Taft’s policy of social inclusion in the Philippines, ending color lines and treating Filipinos as equals. It notes dinners with leading Filipinos, Taft joining Philippine women at social events, and interactions with common Filipinos to gain support. An anecdote describes Taft studying a Filipino diagram at a ball, showing his effort to learn local customs.

Mr. Taft Philippines Lim Mrs. Taft Himd Islands Fiomma Sawyer Taft

Confidence in Taft Grows Across Nation

Restoring confidence as Taft gains support nationwide. M. Felton of the Mexican Central railroad says Taft's election would restore investor trust crucial for railroad financing and expansion. The campaign emphasizes sobriety, responsibility, and a conservative, decisive leadership style.

Judge Taft Taft M. Felton Mexican Central Railroad Mr. Taft

Labor movement urges voters to judge candidates on merit

A letter from James Duncan argues organized labor remains independent of parties and should vote for candidates by merit and public good. He cautions against voting solely for party affiliation and urges workers to study party principles and act by conscience in this election.

Raft Taft Republican Party Ibor Ammun

World Blames Bryan Over Haskell Resignation

The New York World argues Governor Haskell should have been ousted immediately as treasurer of the Democratic national committee and criticizes Mr. Bryan for backing him and challenging Roosevelt. It contends Bryan knew Haskell’s record and accuses him of avoiding information and causing a political blunder.

Haskell New York World Democratic National Committee Bryan Roosevelt Oklahoma Saskell Democratic Organization

Primary Election Notice for Party Delegates

A primary election for delegates to conventions or for making nominations will be held on and conducted as prescribed by applicable party bylaws. Voters should check local notices for date, polling places, and eligibility requirements.

John S Silvers Wiliam Mf Conyli Middlesex Horby Elven Shoties William St Corwin

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