Republican Ticket Names and Roles Listed
A historical item lists multiple political figures and offices in a Republican ticket. Names include Taft, Sherman, Hopkins, Deneen, Ames Rose, McCullough, Husser, Stead, Davis, Lowdien, McKenzie, Gilles, Baumgartner, Butterfield, and others, paired with offices such as Attorney Clerk, Supreme Congressman, Board of Equal Gate Senator, State Attorney, Circuit Clerk, and County Survey. The fragment suggests a ballot or ticket lineup from a U.S. state election era.
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Board of Equal Gate
Mrt
Malgreves
Appelle
William H. Taft
James
Sherman
Albert J. Hopkins
Charles
Deneen
Jqrin
G. Oulesby Ames A. Rose Wes
McCullough
Andrew Hussel
Lliam H.stead
Wed
McCan Davis
Frank
Lowdien
K. Jackson
Sohn C Mekenzeb
W.W. Gilles Ple
Stepiten
Rhaigd Ceeds
Duffy Jtruits
Burrell
Tevena M
Farmers Back Roosevelt Taft Carrying Policies Support
The text promotes Roosevelt and Taft as advocates of progressive policies, arguing Taft would effectively implement those aims. It claims Taft is a superior presidential choice over William Jennings Bryan.
Taft Endorsed by Roosevelt Backing Taft Vote
Roosevelt endorses Taft and urges voters that if he is good enough for the former president, Taft is good enough for the public. The appeal stresses trust and continuity in leadership.
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William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Senator Beveridge Endorses Taft Vision as Living Fact
Indiana Senator Beveridge lauds William H. Taft as Pilgrim Staff wisdom, saying his tested statesmanship has never failed in any realm of government or department of statesmanship.
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Beveridge
Indiana
William H. Taft
Taft Urges Systematic Inland Waterways Improvement
Judge Taft criticizes neglect of inland waterway development and urges voters to support the constitutional amendment to improve Illinois waterways. He stresses timely action and government responsibility in enhancing navigation and commerce.
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Taft
Ilinois
Taft and Bryan Campaign on Their Records
The excerpt notes Taft and Bryan campaigning on their records, with both sides insisting the other cannot escape theirs. It argues a Taft vote supports Roosevelt policies and frames the election as a battle over past achievements.
Unrest as Storm, Not the Trade Winds, Verses Bryan
A fragmented line likens Mr. Bryan to an unsettling storm that clears the atmosphere, contrasting him with figures like Moses Washington and Abraham Lincoln. The passage frames him as the force of upheaval rather than the stable voyage of progress.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Aaron
Moses
Henry
Washington
Wendell Phillipe
Abraham Lincoln
Bryan Speech in Knoxville Backs Gold Standstill Warning
In Knoxville Tennessee on September 16, 1896 Mr Bryan delivered a speech warning voters against supporting the gold standard. He declared he would not preserve it longer than he can rid the nation of it and urged opponents not to vote for him if they favor the standard.
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Bryan
Knoxville
Tenn
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Albany
N. Y
Governor Hughes Rebukes Bryan Legislation Text
Governor Hughes argues that if Bryan's proposals from the past twelve years had become law, the nation would face disaster. He states the main task ahead is to seek a path out of the traps of ill considered legislation.
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Hughes
Bryan
Taft’s Southern remarks on Democratic classes
William Howard Taft on a Southern tour described three voter classes among Democrats. He said some will vote for him, some will abstain, and others will vote for his opponent hoping for his defeat.
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Wiliam H. Taft
South
Roosevelt predicts Taft 306 electoral votes
President Roosevelt estimates Taft will win 306 of 483 electoral votes, while Democratic chairman Mack asserts Bryan at 315. Given past accuracy of Roosevelt’s forecasts, the public may favor his figures.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Government progress under Republican administration praised
A secretary of state notes practical effectiveness across national departments since the decisive approval by Republicans four years ago. He asserts government business is well and creditably done, pleasing all who care about competent governance.
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Enbu Root
Democratic Party Nominates Bryan at Denver Convention
General Grant is cited saying Democrats err by nominating Bryan at the Denver convention. The piece argues Bryan’s candidacy doomed Democratic prospects, noting his two defeats and a record against him. It references Governor Johnston of Minnesota and Henry Watterson's urging, likening the party to a Bohemian misstep.
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General Grant
Denver
Bryan
Bryas
Johnston
Minnesote
Henry Watterson
Jabastos
Democratic Party
Democrats Nomination Seen as Costly Misstep
The passage argues that while the Democrats showed promise, their choice of Bryan guaranteed defeat by misjudging the political moment, as General Grant asserted Democrats would reliably act in a certain way. The author contends this nomination destroyed the party’s only chance at victory.
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Grant
Bryan
Mr Bryan on silver coinage in 1906 speech
In an October 2 1906 address Mr Bryan defended free silver, calling for open minting for unlimited silver coinage on equal terms with gold and declaring the United States would pay foreign creditors in gold or silver. He warned against any attempt to devalue the silver dollar.
Two-Party Divide in Presidential Field
The speaker asserts only two major parties contend in the election, the Republicans led by Taft and the Democrats led by Bryan, noting eight presidential tickets exist in the field.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Parties in the 1920 election racers and names listed
In a lexicon of candidates, Republicip Taft and Sherman state their ticket, with Deanornlee and Pry Wane Kern aligned to Prohibition Chafta and Watkins, while Debs and Tranford appear for Socialist. Socialist Labor fields Gilhous and Munro as their nominees with Independence presenting Histen and Graves. Priited Christian runs Puro and Coffin, and Peoples lists Watson and Willans.
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Republicip
Taft
Sherman
Deanornlee
Pry
Kern
Chafta
Watkins
Debs
Tranford
Gilhous
Munro
Independence
Histen
Graves
Coffin
Peoples Watson
Willans
What kind of men would Bryan appoint to the Supreme Court
If Bryan becomes President he would appoint several Supreme Court justices. The article urges voters to consider what kind of men Bryan would pick, implying unknowns compared to Taft and urging thoughtful reflection before voting.
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Bryan
Supreme Court of the United States
Mr. Bryan
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Governor Hughes Backs Taft For President In Loyal Endorsement
Governor Hughes of New York endorses William H. Taft citing loyalty to high ideals broad sympathies and rare equipment in character ability and experience. He notes Taft's tested integrity and eminent service in judicial and administrative fields along with learning knowledge of affairs respect for constitutional government and capacity to plan and direct reforms.
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Hughes
New York
William H. Taft
Market buoyancy ahead of Taft win outlook
New York banker Mr. Henry Clews reports daily stock market conditions have been generally favorable. He notes rising confidence as election day nears and the belief that Taft will win has boosted securities values, with further gains likely if Taft secures victory though the opposite outcome remains unpredictable.
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Henry Clews
New York
Taft
William Jennings Bryan’s stand on free silver in earnest pledge
In his speeches Bryan declares sincerity and vows to keep pledges if elected. He asserts his commitment to the free silver cause and vows to persist until the gold standard is driven from the United States and back to the old world, enduring long battles.
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William Jennings Bryan
United States
Republicans Pledge Tariff Revision for Protection to Labor
The speaker urges revising the tariff by Republicans who favor protection for American labor and wages, arguing Democrats back free trade and a revenue tariff like the Wilson bill. The message warns against returning Democratic hard times and supports the Republican approach to tariffs.
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Cleveland
Bryan Bank Deposit Plan Sparks Voter Opposition
In Freeport and Stephenson county voters reject Bryan's bank deposit guarantee plan. The speaker argues against taxing honest citizens to cover the debts of speculative and careless bankers, labeling such taxation unfair and illogical. The public seeks reasonable policies that protect trustworthy citizens from bearing others' debts.
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Bryan
Freeport
Stephenson County
Taft Favored To Carry New York In Taft Campaign
Uneasy Republican factions in New York Ohio and Ju ana stir doubts. Governor Hughes faces mixed support but latest reports show New York likely to back Taft. Bryan ponders defeat as Taft expected to win New York.
Taft Sees Safe Victory in Ohio and Indiana
The report notes Ohio now fully safe for Taft despite Foraker defection and potential mixed black voter support for Bryan, while Indiana is deemed secure for a handsome Taft majority amid temperance agitation. Latest information shows no chance of Bryan’s election.
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Ohio
Taft
Foraker
Bryan
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Bryan warned of peril as campaign bogey man
In 1890 Flo is portrayed as a bogey man and Mr Bryan’s role as prophet of evil is praised. The passage highlights his tactic of "throwing a scare" into the people during the campaigns of 1896 and 1900, showing his skill in delivering fear appeals.
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Mr. Bryan
Flo
Political warning on wages and economy in 1896 campaign
Bryan campaigns on records while warning that McKinies and the Republican party will worsen wages, lift prices, foreclose homes, and ruin the economy with wheat prices and foreign imports. He asserts every candidate must run on their own record and cannot escape it.
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McKinies
Republican Party
Willie
Bryan
Illinois gubernatorial race shifts to Stevenson vs Deneen
A political appeal argues the contest is now between Stevenson the Democratic candidate for Governor of Illinois and Deneen the Republican candidate. It urges Republicans to back the party nominee and vote for Deneen and the entire Republican ticket to influence a potential United States Senate appointment and reflect party majorities.
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Yates
Deneen
Stevenson
Linois
Tinois
Iinois
Illinois
United States
Ilinois
Bryan and Tillman Back Negro Dismissal Stand
The article notes Bryan of Nebraska and Tillman of South Carolina aligning on disfranchising Black Americans. It cites Bryan claiming white Southerners seek negro disfranchisement to prevent carpetbag rule and Tillman asserting he and Bryan are negro friends while supporting removal of constitutional rights.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Tillman
South Carolina
South
Republican Victory Forecast Given For Tuesday
Col Frank Hitchcock, chairman of the National Republican Committee, asserts Taft and Sherman will win in New York by 100000, Ohio by 50000, Indiana by 25000, Minnesota by 40000, Kansas by 30000, West Virginia by 10000, with North Dakota South Dakota and Utah already in the sure Republican column. He lists the electoral votes each state would contribute and notes forecasts for several more states.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Kansas
West Virginia
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Col
Frank Hitchcock
National Republican Committee
Taft
Sherman
Sherman Warns Against Bryan Victory in Monetary Charge
James Sherman, Republican vice presidential candidate, warns that Bryan could jeopardize the currency, banking system, and gold standard if elected. He cites a potential inaugural speech aimed at upending financial policy and brandishes calls against Bryan’s stance on labor and gold.
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James
Sherman
Bryan
S’e
White House
Freeport and Stephenson County Signal Taft Support
The Freeport and Stephenson County survey suggests the national mood leans toward Taft and away from Bryan. Among laboring people in Freeport, early indicators show similar sentiment favoring Taft over Bryan.
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Freeport
Stephenson County
Taft
Bryan
Republicans Predict Taft Victory and Bryan Defeat
The article argues that voters who backed the Republicans will repeat, denying a Bryan landslide. It claims many Democratic voters will oppose Bryan, with Republicans maintaining majorities in counties like Freeport, Stephenson, and across the nation. It forecasts Taft’s election and continuation of Roosevelt policies.
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Bryan
Reeport
Freeport
Stephenson County
Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt and Taft Clash Over Duty to Enforce Law
Theodore Roosevelt argues personal interest cannot sway right action and Taft defends his record. He recalls sentencing striking miners who violated a U S statute by blocking coal cars, insisting as a judge he enforced the law and would do so again. He warns against political retribution for upholding the constitution and statutes.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Wheelling
Ohio
United States
Political exhortation urging Republican votes in Stephenson county
The piece urges every Republican voter to support Taft for President and Deneen for Governor in Stephenson county. It extols Taft as experienced and fair, notes his roles under Roosevelt, and claims he will carry out Roosevelt policies. It also backs Lowden for Congress, McKenzie for State Senator, Rigney and Gillespie for Lieutenant Governor, and calls for voting the entire Republican ticket.
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Stephenson County
William H. Taft
Taft
Bryan
United States Court
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Charles 8. Deneen
Yates
Deneen
Illinois
Stephen Rigney
William W. Gillespie
Carroll County
Rigney
Buckeye Township
Hess
Gillespie
Republicans Urged to Back Burkell and Colleagues in Stephenson
A local endorsement urges Stephenson county Republicans to support county attorney Louis H. Burrell for re election Clerk of the Circuit Court William A Stevens Coroner M M Baumgartner and county surveyor W H Butterfield. The piece argues Burrell's record indicting bridge boodlers and securing guilty pleas, calls for unity at the polls on election day and predicts an oldtime Republican majority nationwide.
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Stephenson County
Louis H. Burrell
Burrell
William A. Stevens
Ofice
Diinois
M. M. Baumgartner
Peck
Europe
W. H. Butterfield
Dakota
Illinois
Bryan quotes on protection and monetary policy
A compact collection of Mark Hanna era quotes attributed to William Jennings Bryan. It covers protectionist tariff effects on farmers, the gold standard, imperialism, and calls to action against corporate influence and Roosevelt’s policies. The items span 1892 to 1908 with references to speeches in Springfield Missouri, Albany, and Chicago.
Taft Quotes on Justice and Trusts in 1908 Speeches
Taft speeches from 1907 1908 emphasize restraint of unlawful trusts support for injunctions in labor cases and enforcement of law irrespective of wealth, praise for Roosevelt policies and rail regulation. He champions a strong navy and consistent government ethics plus Republican discipline and leadership.
Maxim inventor trial and cure claim details
The fragment describes an inventor named Maxim and a trial about his claim of a gund forews com mite off dee with promised carrying powers. It notes a shift in focus from appraisal to an appointment and mentions Herpicid products and a peculiar set of advertisements and numbers.
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Maxim
Dee
Counting of Vote for Representative in General Assembly
Instructions on cumulative voting explain how to mark ballots, with examples for one, two, or three candidates. The notice urges Republicans in Stephenson County to mark the head of the Republican ticket and count as one and one half votes for Rigney and Gillespie, ending with a strong advisory to voters.
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General Assembly
General’ Assembly
Rigney
Gillespie
Stephenson County
Civic League vows to prosecute any unpardoned ex convict voter
The Civic League announces its plan to file complaints with proper officers against any unpardoned ex convict found on election registers for next Tuesday’s election. Illinois law declares such voting by an ex convict a felony, with imprisonment from two to five years in the penitentiary.
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Civic League
State of
Illinois
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