World Cruise of Our Battle-Ships Commands Attention
A fragment discusses a historic world cruise of U S battle ships led by naval policy under President Roosevelt era, praising the fleet’s mobilization and the Open Door diplomacy blending military strength with Republican strategy. It highlights the voyage’s scale, the ships involved, and the political implications for Asia and China.
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Amer
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Ban- Fran
Louisiana
Maine
New Jersey
Rhode
Vermont
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Paget
Pacific
Antil
Virginia
Colorado
Mand
Bontipuivualn
America
Hart candidacy debate stirs legal and political talk
In a Boston interview, Qoukran speaks on the presidential candidate’s case and party support. The discussion covers legal standards, the ability to demand spaces for arguments, and potential implications for the election.
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Watt
Jay’ Tethute
Mnite Saxort
Éyoly Au Infigenos Ag
W. Tonkie
Boston
Postal Savings Plan Detailed in Congressional Report
The United States Postal Savings Plan would establish postal savings depositories under Postmaster General control with government backing. Depositors aged 10 and older may open accounts with one dollar minimum, earning 2 percent annual interest, subject to quarterly reviews, and funds would be placed in national or state bonds if needed.
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Banka
United Staes
Post-Ofleea
Bieh
Lvenll- Hoh
Daposttor
Pontuibatar-General
Tod
Postminnster-General
Nationsa
Beo Thi
Treasury
Wwe
Bonda
Taft's Injunctions Read to Labor Readers and Public
The piece extols Taft's injunctions as principles of fair dealing and justice for all workers and the public, praising Judge Tutt's rulings as aligned with widespread labor rights and against corporate pressure. It appeals for broad acceptance of these principles by labor, employers, and society, referencing President Roosevelt era style rhetoric.
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Taft
Tutt
Libor
Noogavelt
Taft Religion Prompted by Leading Clergy Opinions
A Northwestern Christian Advocate report traces Taft’s religious stance through Methodist and Episcopal clergy in Illinois and Ohio. It notes bishops and pastors praising Taft as a high type of Christian gentleman and statesman, citing his church attendance and broad religious tolerance amid Republican support.
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Illinois
Lnyiman
Cincinati
St. Louis
BE Iaule
Globe- Democrat
Mr. Taft
Republica Party
J.C. Hartfelt
Methodiat’ Episcopal Church
Djecumsing
Biyan
Tati
United States
Batlod
Mya Taft
Helen Taft
Episcopal Church
Washington
Ethel Roosevelt, Daveter
Chureh
Liae & Pew
Roosevelt
Ed Ohureh
Jobo
Ie “Taft
Bocreta
Fallows
Taft
Toledo Oklo
Bamuel Fallows
bin Femerae
Thone-Islands
Nadin
Adamson
Abraham Lincoln
Osmender
T'ni
Dimach
Cincinnati
Rexilar
Ania Ventryian
Hiate
Grand Old Party and the Nation's Future
A Des Moines and Indianapolis report quotes Hon. James G. Sherman praising the Grand Old Party and its future duty to the nation. The Des Moines remark supports strong party principles while warning of grave challenges. The Indianapolis note criticizes Bryan’s positions on free trade, corporate ties, and bank deposit guarantees as strategically oscillating and unreliable.
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Jamen
Sherman
Des Moines
Bryan
Indianapolis
Tepela
P.—T. Lous
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Republicat Party
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Diplomatic Inn
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Benatar
Idaho
Opinies
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Baker Street
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