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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
2
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The document argues Taft has been a steadfast friend to labor while discrediting Bryan as failing workers. It cites Taft’s judicial rulings that define union rights and praises a railway leader’s remark on Taft’s decision as foundational for labor protection. Bryan is portrayed as offering only empty promises and dire prophecies with no real welfare actions for workers.
The two candidates pledge revision of tariff policy with clear contrasts. Taft backs retaining and revising protective duties to preserve American industry while Bryan opposes federal protection, favoring revenue only. Both stress reform, but differ on timing and scope after inauguration.
The piece surveys tariff positions in the current campaign, noting Taft’s pledge to preserve protective measures while endorsing reform, Bryan’s opposition, and Republican and Democratic lines. It argues the tariff issue shapes voter choice and policy direction amid debates over free trade versus protection. The passage emphasizes the need to maintain a protected industry base without erasing protective policy, referencing candidate stances and implied impacts on employment and industry.
The Holy Name Society demonstration in Tate drew thousands, praised as a strong stand against blasphemy and profane speech. Report notes the hospital grounds gathering left a lasting impression and highlighted young men joining a cause with broad civic influence.
An exclusive piece profiles Italian immigrant farmers in South Glastonbury Connecticut. It highlights Josiah Caring who built a 1600 acre farming operation, and Luigi Piro partnered with H Hale to create a pioneering mixed peach and apple orchard on virgin soil. The article discusses cultural traits, the Black Hand context, and the shift from urban labor to land cultivation among Italian contadini.
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