Taft Accepts Nomination with Rooseveltian Policy Pledges
Taft accepts the Republican nomination in Cincinnati amid celebration and outlines policies to curb trusts, regulate railrates, and pursue Rooseveltian reforms. He argues for reorganization of federal agencies to enforce antitrust laws and support fair business, while criticizing Democratic platforms.
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Roosevelt and Bryan Clash Over Party Livery and Desertions
The piece argues the Republican base will not follow Bryanism and warns Democrats to stop stealing Roosevelt's policies. It contends Roosevelt remains the conservative choice within the party, while Bryan depends on defections. It predicts a sharp, contested 1908 campaign with Roosevelt accepting or rejecting the Democratic challenge.
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Taft Reflects Proud After Presidential Nomination
The piece notes Taft’s inexpressible happiness on securing the presidential nomination. It stresses that his victory comes after strong opposition and that his faith, cheer, and resolve should inspire both Republicans and Democrats to recognize the achievement.
Call for an official invoice of the United States natural resources
The president urges a formal invoice of national natural resources to be prepared before January for potential congressional action on conservation. The aim is a precise, businesslike accounting to prevent wasteful river and harbor spending and to guide future appropriations with verified data.
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Taft Popular With All in Rushed Campaign
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes Taft's strong strategical position boosting a united Republican base across Roosevelt allies and foes. It cites J Ogden Armour praising Taft as an ideal man for the presidency and argues differences in temperament and methods separate Taft from Roosevelt despite policy alignment.
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Cleveland and Bryan Wings Split Over Party Differences
The text contrasts Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Bryan, noting their irreconcilable political wings and the enduring rift within the Democratic Party as Cleveland is described as a statesman.
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Evolution of the copper cent and its symbolic oddities
Perriton Maxwell argues in The Bohemian Magazine that the familiar Indian portrait on the penny is a demeaning, evolving symbol. He traces changes from 1793 to 1859 and links the design to Martha Washington’s likeness on an early disme.
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New York Writer Attacks French Dramatic Authors Trust
A New York merchant in Europe denounces the Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers as a great trust. He notes that Donizetti’s heirs sue the society for royalties since 1865, while the group still collects on works by Sophocles, Shakespeare, Racine, and Moliere.
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Instinct Comic Exchange in Absent-Minded Chat
A humorous exchange has Loanstein muttering about a bad color in his head and Isaacs suggesting remedies. Loanstein asks for a payment amount, replying with Half Holiday as a playful monetary cue amid the banter.
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Son Graduates College Amid Mixed Feelings at Alma River
A Cleveland Leader item quotes a mother noting her son matriculates from college today. He expresses affection for the Alma River while embracing his long awaited decree and earned honor as a celebrated alum.
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