McKinley Roosevelt Administration Aided Farmers
A review highlights McKinley and Roosevelt advancing agriculture through the Department of Agriculture, expanding agricultural research, and distributing millions of publications. It notes new markets, home production boosts in sugar beets and rice, and efforts to eradicate livestock diseases while expanding scientific education for agricultural workers.
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McKinley-Roosevelt
McKinley
Roosevelt
Department of Adrienture
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Department of Agriculture
American Farma
United States
Bureau of Soils
Farmers Rise to Nation's Fortunes amid Agriculture Drive
A comprehensive account outlines U S efforts to protect animal health at ports and curb plant diseases. It highlights federal work on meat and pure food laws, forest and water management, road material research, and the central role of farming in America’s economy with century scale production and export gains. Bulls are to be suppressed by definite not by statutory means.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
New England
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Ang Hatance
Departmerit
Bureau
Louisiana
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Florida
America
Labor leaders split over Gompers and Bryan
A labor press and several unions condemn AFL head Samuel Gompers for backing Democratic Bryan and a labor plank, while others in the movement oppose his political role. The debate centers on whether unions should support a party ticket or maintain nonpartisan labor action. Strong voices from the Brewers’ Journal, the Slave Mounters’ Journal, and others allege Gompers ties to Bryan undermine labor interests.
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Gompers
American Federation of Liber
Mbai
Mack
Bryan Cmpaign
Bryan
England
Hnises
Wnition
Akron
Democratic Party
Zanesville
Colo
Dro. Gompers
Fluno and Organ Workers’ Operat Journal
Chicago
Cold
Chicago Federation of Labor
Denver
Laher Jettlery
Gabor
Lebor
Gouipers
Brysu
Jis Spaenis
J. E. Pritefard
International Pavers and Baym Mers’ Union
Uryan
Republican Party
Vf Bryan
Knights of Labor
Eees
American Federation of Labor
Edward Weourigan
Interpalienge Association of Machinists
John A. Dyche
International Women's Garment Makers' Unien
Inter
John Young
Eithographers’ International Protective and Beneficial Association of Thenited
Hig Tetter
Taft and Labor on the Bench Sparks Debate
The passage reports Judge Taft asserting workers have rights to form labor views and join unions, fund strikes, and strike when terms of employment fail. Samuel Gompers is noted opposing organized labor in the context, with critique of his writings and public stance.
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Teber
Gompers
Taft
Wowpers
al the Haas
Organized Tabor
Judge Watt
The Natural Heir in Roosevelt's Shadow
A fragmentary political verse questions who should inherit Roosevelt's influence and policy mantle. It contrasts Bryan and Taft as potential heirs, arguing the will is decisive and Roosevelt’s policies are too expansive for a single successor.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Burt
Ang
Hle
Hell
Taft
Baltimore
America
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Taft and Labor
Taft Saia
Josh Wink
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