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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
4
A Chicago couple born abroad saved steadily to buy land and build a six unit brick flat at 422 West Superior. Stephen Rossga’s death left wife and ten children with a thriving home and income from rents, illustrating perseverance and faith.
A Bryan speech urges government-backed deposit insurance to calm panics and protect depositors. He argues banks profit from public money and should back insured deposits, citing Oklahoma experiments and the need for universal security across banks, cities, and communities.
Nathan Straus, New York merchant and philanthropist, explains why he supports William Jennings Bryan. He argues Bryan will be a safe, reliable president who benefits all classes and fosters general prosperity, opposing panic and narrow views. He commits to working for Bryan and voting for him on election day.
A circulated poster titled Laboring Men Attention invites laborers to hear Hon William H Taft Republican candidate for President. It claims Taft explains how he secured his federal judgeship through Senator Foraker and the Standard Oil attorney, cites his jailings of railroad workers, and argues he opposes jury trials for laborers while capitalists and trusts back him.
The speaker argues against the notion that permanent prosperity hinges on a single party. Government changes are natural and sunken belief in business danger from reforms could lead to tyranny. If change fuels panic, some men would push for monarchy, which no one favors.
A political appeal accuses Taft of serving trusts and special interests while ignoring common people. It argues Taft opposes jury trials in injunction cases and favors tax relief for the wealthy, contrasting his stance with Bryan’s pro–people, equal rights platform.
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