Conservation of Natural Resources in Republican Policy
A review of Roosevelt era conservation push and Republican ideals. It praises the national movement for conserving natural resources, the Inland Waterways Commission, and the need for land reform to empower farmers. It highlights Taft and Taft’s support for home ownership, and envisions future projects like canals and reservoirs as signs of American progress and prosperity under Republican leadership.
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Conedey
AMI
Tihind
Combalian
Roosevilt
Watueways Commission
Sirenina
Hermes
Wong
Goa
Cmd
Conserva
Jessa
Carder Ag
Fede
Wolfe
White
Drouae
Oly Natural Resources
Roosevelt
Taft
Ant
Anton
Rono
balOefeld
Ratt
Nathan Comserva
la Shedad
Ein Cally
Niiereas
Patt and Sherman
Mum Kliy
Republican Party
Cutura
Mississipp
Arhkt
Panama Canal
Senator Reflects On Career In Public Service Speech
Koltelle on Tat reports a politician praises integrity and patriotism while stressing public service, progressiveness, and national duty. The senator reviews two decades of service, noting advice to two presidents on major government concerns and commitment to principled leadership.
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Koltelle
Principie
Valve
Laatter
Campaign fund totals and names sought in Bryon League query
Philadelphia Press notes a misheard report about a $20,000 campaign fund in the state and asks when the promised names of the organizers and individual agents will be released. The item reflects a search for names connected to the Eyyat campaign and Bryon League.
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Jean Energists
Bryon League
Philadalphia Prens
Dem swerve in great year politics cited in report
Tivhard Olney opposed Roosevelt policies yet backed Bryan and supported Roosevelt’s approaches. The piece notes Democratic debates in Washington and mentions Villadalphia Tress with a quip about stability when already near the door, reflecting party tensions and morale.
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Tivhard Olney
Clova- Init
Roosavelt
Farmer voices cross party vote on Bryan and Keegan
A Kansas farmer, Parmer, who owns several acres and has decades of wheat and corn harvests, says he will vote for Bryan this year. He argues price declines will free up funds to buy more farms, noting lower prices on wheat, corn, hay, and livestock if Bryan is elected.
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Kanehon
Wa Saya
Raline
Yole
Kegan
Parmer Auys
Kansas
Tao
Bryan
Roosevelt endorsement questioned by Kingston editor
Mr Bryan remarks at Kingston denounce Roosevelt endorsement as worthless calling it the endorsement of a bankrupt. He questions why Bevan has shown so much enthusiastic support and implies the same doubt about Roosevelt.
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Bryan
Kingston
Roosevelt
Ate
Bevan
New York
Bryan Amd
Inbor
Tryan
Maskell
Tiryan
Bryan forIay
Principle Over Presidency in Foraker Compromise Debate
A fragment quotes William B. Taft criticizing the presidency if it requires compromise with Senator Foraker or any other ally, framing the issue as a matter of principle rather than political calculation. The note reflects cautious, principled opposition within partisan discourse.
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Sesator Foraker
William
Vote for Brynn Sparks Free Trade Wool Debate
A fragmented note argues that supporting Brynn the free trader would push free wool policies, potentially harming the sheep and wool industry. The source text is unclear but centers on trade stance and its impact on sheep breeders.
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Brynn
Feu Mheep Braeder
Labor Deglines Campaign Gold Brick Labor Deglines
A partisan attack on Mr Bryan’s labor record questions his ties to organized labor and cites responses to asks about Governor Coxtor and Mississippi strikes. It notes AFL figures split on supporting Bryan, with Gompers linked to a Democratic event and union leaders urging neutrality or support for Taft.
Political Sunpahets on Taft and Bryan
A clipped editorial voice critiques Taft and Bryan, noting Taft’s stance on not striking foes while opponents press and praising Bryan’s momentum. The text imitates a Kansas City Times flavor, reflecting on political maneuvers and public perception during a heated race.
Labor Vote Reelected at Drean Convention
A Labor Temple meeting in New York City rejected a proposal to endorse Bryce in the policy of the American Federation. The 40,000 United Brewery Workers delegates called the resolution a joke and repudiated Bevan’s campaign backing. Jnames Duncan, second in command, urged reliance on member judgment in voting.
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Gampere
Toft
Gampers
Trvyan
New York
Jonny W. Armstrong
International Brotherhood of Leetrical Workers
Maine
Gompers
Democratic Suite
Taft
Sherman
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Baft
Jatt
Democratic South
Democratic Party
Ice
Philly Davis
I. Ingram
Central Labor Union of
Terre I Taute
Samuel Gompers
Terre Haute
Malka
Inpers
American Federation of
United Brewery Workers of America
Labor Temple
New York City
Germin
Comynitler
Gompears
American Federation of Tabor
Bevan
Jnames Duncan
Dimean
Federation
Granite Cutters’ International Association of America
Nue
New York Democratic Platformunder Fire in World Critique
The New York World denounces a Democratic platform as pro plutocracy, alleging it shields Wall Street gamblers, insurance criminals, traction thieves, stock promoters, rich tax cheats, and predatory corporations. It argues the platform betrays Democratic principles and masses, urging voters to distrust candidates tied to such resolutions.
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New York World
Mack
Wall Street
Ryan Harriman
Democratic Party
New York
Manow and Dixon
Troebester
Methods Contrasted by Mr Bryan would extirpate trusts
William H. Taft of Columbus Ohio argues that Bryan’s plan to seize and break up trusts is rhetoric. He favors large legitimate combinations as a spur to prosperity and doubts the efficiency of punishing trusts by trials. He warns against breaking up property to pieces.
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Bryan
Wm. H. Tat
Columbue
Ohio
Bryan speech in Baltimore faces no newspaper support
In Baltimore Bryan recalled that for the first time in the party or presidential nomination history no newspaper in the city backed the effort, marking a rare setback for his campaign as reported by the Transcript.
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Bryan
Baltimiore
Boston
Growth of Industries and Tariff Debate
The passage argues that protective tariffs were for infant industries no longer needed as industry has grown. It contends American industrial concerns are mature, using a proverb about a boy who matures before facing an opponent to illustrate grown rivals. The quote attributed to Kon pJamen & Mherman.
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Monateca
Kon pJamen & Mherman
Big Meet Overlooks Lakes to Gulf Route Debates
The Lakes-to-Gulf Deep Waterway convention opened in Obetge Theater with prominent figures including Taft Bryan Graves and officials addressing delegates. Secretary Saunders outlined the movement’s history, goals, and economic benefits, noting the project aims to connect Chicago to New Orleans and improve Mississippi tributaries to stabilize freight and boost 1.5 million jobs tied to transportation.
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Obtege
Enesty of
Lakestethetiutt Deep Waterway Association
Willian Sawnard Taft
Wilbur Jennhigs Bryan
Denea
Pyesttent
Jeb Tempe Graves
Vicw
Association
Samuel Wallows
Fallows
Presideunt Kavanaugh
Willia T. Saunders
United States
Wiliam F. Saunders
St. Towis
Thesse
Thoraibengs
Saunders
Chicago
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Chenge
Congressaiian
William Lorimer
Henry V. Rainey
Impis
Gen Wamphreys
Mississippi
Amd
Deep Waterway Association
Soevarary Sannlera
St. Louis
Memphis
Scientist Urges Laws to Curb Bovine Tuberculosis
Dr WYAL Moore of Corel University urged the American Veterinary Association to adopt measures to halt the rising bovine tuberculosis. He called for a program to segregate healthy cattle and pass laws to control the spread of the disease.
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Wyal Moore
Corel University
American Veterinary Association
Almerten Ik
Day Re elected Chairman of Minnesota Democratic State Central Committee
Notes of junrent events report Frank A. Day re elected chairman of the Minnesota Democratic State central committee. The item mentions top weight in a race at 12 furlongs and references labor organizations nationwide receiving an address from Samuel Gompers on Labor Day, reviewing past events.
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Frank A. Day
Minnesota
Democratic State Central
Hay Aytsel
Caer
Samuel Compers
Drought Devastates North American Forests and Looms Over Lumber
The Chicago Journal reports on an immense drought across the continent causing extensive forest fires in states and Canadian provinces, with losses likely over 100 million and timber shortages raising lumber prices. Water shortages threaten fire protection and mills, while experts study causes to improve prevention.
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North American
Canada
Canna
New York
Maine
Wineconein
Michigan
Minnesota
Ina
Chicago Tournal
Corn Crop Prospects Improve Despite August Drought
The Toledo Blade reports a larger expected corn yield than last year, despite a drought after heavy rains. August losses cut prospects in Illinois and Indiana, with Kansas Ohio Missouri Texas Oklahoma and Iowa also showing declines. Nebraska may gain. The 1900 crop totaled 2,502,920,000 bushels from 98,099,000 acres. current area is estimated at 100,996,000 acres. September conditions stood at 79.8 versus 60.6 in 1907, suggesting yields above three billion bushels once final figures are in, though frosts remain a factor.
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Kansas
Ohio
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska
Toledo Blade
The Campaign Voice Versus Phonograph Appeals
A Youth's Companion essay weighs phonograph records and wide speaker rosters as campaign tools. It argues personal contact and conviction remain vital, noting voters hear leaders at home, while sensational rhetoric fades in importance as campaigns grow more professional and measured.
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Tony
Jomea
Regulators to Press Ban and Federal Inspection in Meat Pact
The American Meat Packers Association meets at the Grand Pacific in Chicago to urge unity among packers and back federal inspection. Readings cover government action, quarantine rules to stop cattle tick spread, and investigations into fire crimes amid farm incidents and local industry concerns.
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Amertcwn Meat Packers’ Association
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
Wal
Washington
Sversiary
Wilson
Tohir
Barka
Flying von Monderson
Crain
Buckley
Morris
Minn
Barey
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