Public debate on bank guaranty and joint liability
The piece argues for mutual guaranty among chartered banks, urging that banks bearing government privileges should be liable for all deposits. It cites Indiana 1834 practices and McCulloch’s testimony to claim enhanced vigilance and safety, contrasting notes’ security with ordinary deposits. It challenges opponents to prove their stance beyond assumption.
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Maine
Texas
Alaska
Corporation
Old State Bank of
Indiana
Hugh McCulloch
Fort Wayne
the Treasury
Truth Jottings on Campaign Signals Stir Concern
The item notes political figures juggling language and fear that supporters fear Jaimes and Watson may appear as proxies for the real candidate. It mentions implications arising from a bank failure and a forgotten agalane.
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Jaimes
BE. Watson
Imstead
Temperance Issue Used for Political Gain in Indiana
A recent report accuses the Republican state committee of guiding temperance efforts as a political tool. It cites confidential instructions to organize preachers and women to bolster candidates, calling moral aims a front for partisan advancement and questioning the lawmakers’ courage on statewide prohibition.
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Indiana
Republican
Republican Party
Taft and Foraker Love Feast Move and Its Meaning
Discussion argues the Toledo meeting during the National Encampment signaled Republican unity and potential Ohio victory. Critics question whether new split weakens Taft by alienating Foraker and whether repudiation would shift political advantage and risk.
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Foraker-Taft
Taft
Poraker
Toledo
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
Baltimore American
Roosevelt
Elkhart Review
Goodfellows
Mr. Taft
Foraker
Roosevelt warned to retire Dupont
Alfred Crozier, a neighbor of Senator T Coleman Du Pont, wrote to President Roosevelt warning that selecting Du Pont as a national executive committee member and director of the speakers bureau would threaten the Republican ticket. He argued putting the head of a powerful trust in the campaign speaking role was grotesque amid platform vows and a trust facing court charges.
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Alfred ©. Crozier
T. Coleman DuPont
Roosevelt
Republican National Executive Committee
Sonora
Haskell resignation cited as factor in Democratic drive
Monnett says he can campaign openly after Haskell retires as treasurer and plans to expose data on the American Woolen Mill Company. He targets the wool market, noting a New Jersey charter and absorption of 23 plants, and criticizes tariff protection and Ohio wool prices dropping from 30 cents to 18-20 cents.
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Haskell
Dakotas
Montana
Colorado
American’ Woolen Mill Company
New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
Ohio
Bope accuses Standard Oil tie to Ohio AG selection
George W. Bope of Columbus charges the Republican party and Standard Oil with scheming to install Wade Ellis as Ohio attorney general to mute oil prosecutions. He asserts Ellis would become assistant US attorney general, then attorney general if Taft wins, to repeat Ohio actions in federal cases. Bope challenges Ellis to refute the charge.
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Moines
George W. Bope
Columbus
Ohio
Farmer
Monnett
Republican Party
Standard Oil
Wade Hampton Eis
Taft
Bope
Ellis
Hanna
Standard
Bilis
United States
Standard Oil Company
Bryan Prepares to Answer Latest Roosevelt Attack
Yankton S D Sept 29 President Roosevelts letter to William J Bryan opened a rapid fire exchange. Bryan read the letter at Tripp and said he would answer soon in a statement rather than by letter. He spoke twenty minutes on Walnut street stressing bank deposit guarantees.
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Yankton
Sl.d
Roosevelt
William J. ‘Bryan
Tripp
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Walnut Street
Chanler Challenged Hughes in Gubernatorial Re election
New York sept 29 A B Hudson bet 24000 against 20000 that Chanler would beat Hughes for governor at the Waldorf Astoria. C H Doggett aligned with Hughes and has made a fortune on the turf. Hudson, a close friend of John W Gates, offered even money but Doggett declined unless odds changed.
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New York
B. Hudson
Chanler
Hughes
the Waldorf, Astoria
Hudson
John W. Gates
Doggett
Isle and Twenty: Oddities in a Local Show
A fragmented OCR note describes an oddity at an island event with a twenty count. The sparse readable words hint at a small gathering, attention to a pair of numbers, and a possible auction or listing.
Bryan Defends Trust Stand Amid Haskell Attacks
W. J. Bryan addresses charges linked to Mr. Haskell and trust issues. He defends his record, criticizes campaign tactics, and argues for fair treatment, promising to enforce anti trust laws and publish campaign contributions before elections.
Campaign Confusion and Constitutional Stand on Local Option
A political figure defends belief in democratic local option laws and rejects governor interference with legislative action. He says he will not sign any repeal bill without thorough review, critiques rival questions, and accuses opponents of evasive tactics while noting distrust of certain figures and protection by tariffs.
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Lams
Hanly
Prohibitionists Attack Republicans Over Local Option Debate
A prohibitionist leader criticizes the Republican Party for its local option stance and questions the party’s adherence to its principles. He argues the party’s early platform opposed local self-voting and cites Lincoln era debates as a gauge of sincerity in nominations and policy.
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Syeark
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Lincoln
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