Sherman Sunny Jim Sherman Vice Presidential Nominee
Utica welcomes James Schoolcraft Sherman after his Chicago nomination. The veteran congressman, banker, and local leader, famed as Sunny Jim, is praised as genial, capable, and devoted to veterans and public service.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman, the
Sunny Jim
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Schoolcraft Sherman
Utica
New York
Chicago
Shernun
Providence
Lovor
Bospotka
Sherrin
Sunny Jin
Sonny Jim
Josh Billings
Sherman, Seymour, Conkling
Utien
Roger Sherman
Gina
Sherman
England
Jobo Sherman
Ohio
Wiliam Scumselk Sherman
Edward Tiverett
Schddlervaft
Sophy Jim” Sheemean
Getu
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Congress
Thomas Brackett Reed
House
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Comittee
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Walang and
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Uailon
Washington
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
Question on injunctions and ex parte limits
A discussion on restoring a former federal rule requiring notice and hearing before injunctions or restraining orders. The speaker cites decades of ex parte abuse in labor disputes and supports re-enacting the statute. The remarks reference Hon Wm. H. Tutt and correspondence with Ohio labor leaders.
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Wm. H. Tutt
Lewelyn Lew
Ohio Federation of
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Why the Republicans Should Win Essay Excerpt
Frank Hendrick argues the Republican party preserves individual rights, national unity, and economic strength through civil war era reforms, tariffs, currency policy, and trust regulation. The piece extols Taft Sherman leadership, rebuts Democratic critique, and asserts GOP continuity under future governance.
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Frank Hendrick
Party of Exptianston
Republican Party
Trister
National Wealth
Itbas
Panama Canal
Custom House
Secretary Wilson Sees West Prosperity Boost
Secretary James Wilson returns to Washington after a two month Western trip with a cheerful bulletin on prosperity. He notes excellent weather and crops, rising soil productivity due to better farming methods and crop rotation, and predicts continued business improvement nationwide. He believes the West leans to Taft, with hopes Taft will carry Roosevelt states. plans a Republican speaking tour, especially in New England.
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West
James Wilson
Washington
Bulletin. Dle
Department
Agricultural Colleges
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Iampaign
New England
A Tribute to Taft Candidacy Endorsement by Governor Tella Why
A tribute endorses William Howard Taft for president, praising his loyalty to reform, impartial laws, and honest governance. Governor Tella highlights Taft's character, experience, and ability to plan reforms, urging support. The text also references the Interstate Commerce Commission's role in rate setting and mentions rebuilding efforts.
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New York
Tella
Taft
Prom Goy
Hughes
Youngstown
William Howard Taft
False Charge of Extravagance in Bryan’s Critique
The article defends Republican records over twelve years, praising wartime victories, the gold standard, navy growth, and railway regulation. It rebuts Bryan by citing Cortelyou’s defense against a claimed $60,000,000 deficit, explaining that bonds and canal funding skewed deficit figures and urging better public finance understanding.
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Hughes
Youngstown
Bryan
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cortelyou
Panama Canal
Treasury
United States
Germany
France
Great Britain
Europe
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Abu Rim
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Ife
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Panama
Teveane Cutter Service
Congressional Campaign Committee
Sunny Jin Sherman
Iis
Titlen Trust and Deposit Company
Utica City National Bank
New Hertford Canaing Company
Utica Ice Company
Whiteswn Seminary
Sunny Jim Shine
The
Chicago ‘Tribune
Seattle
Constrastive
Democratic Party
Didger
Pole
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Brykgmam
Senate
David B. Hill
Interstate Commerce Commission
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