Bryan questions unanswered on labor Direct Primary and reform
The Omaha Bee list of seven pointed questions for William Jennings Bryan attributes as many failures to Democratic control in the South and Nebraska. It cites labor protections, direct primaries, anti trust laws, injunction abuses, bank deposit guaranty, senator elections, and campaign finance disclosures.
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Omaha
Bryan
Omaha Bee
South
Fusion
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Oklahoma
Congress
Vreeland
United States
Tibbles
Ryan, Belmont & Co
Bennett
Kern Optimist as VP Candidate Praised in Headlines
The Hon. John W. Kern visits the city yesterday and is highlighted in large headlines in The Evening Post as an optimistic candidate. The New York Tribune echoes the sentiment noting that travel on a railroad pass suggests optimism in these times.
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John W. Kern
Evening Post
New York Tribune
Bryan attacks and opposition from Democratic allies
A compilation of past criticisms of William Jennings Bryan by Democratic figures. Herman Ridder denounces Bryan in the New Yorker Staats Zeitung, Henry Watterson and Roger C. Sullivan question his sincerity, Tom Watson and Mose Wetmore critique his stance on reforms and government ownership, and William Randolph Hearst mocks his shifting positions and lack of fixed principles.
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Herman Ridder
Democratic National Committee
New Yorker Staats Zeitung
Bryan
Col
Mose Wetmore
Bryant
Unamerican Labor Leaders Back Taft in Union Split
Labor World quotes unions and workers from Cairo Illinois to Seattle denouncing Bryan and endorsing Taft. AF of L organizer Finney and Elevator Constructors leader Feeney condemn Bryan, praising Taft’s loyalty to labor. Critics accuse Gompers of steering funds to Bryan while several unionists pledge support for Taft.
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Samuel Gompers
Bryan
Gompers
The
Labor World
Organized Labor
United States
W. J. Bryan
Haskell
Cairo
Ill
R. L. Finney
American Federation of Labor
Illinois
True Party Test Recordment in Republican Confidence
A speech cites Elihu Root urging voters to evaluate Republican governance by honesty efficiency and patriotism. It claims state and national administrations meet high standards and asks if it is wise to keep the party in power based on these tests.
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Republican Party
New York
Elihu Root
America
Mitchell Denies Sending Election Posters
John Mitchell former United Mine Workers president spoke in Indianapolis denying he distributed posters showing his image to urge union men to vote. He also rejected a Buffalo dispatch attributed to him and urged citizens to evaluate candidates and vote according to conscience and national interest.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Judge Taft Speech on Virtue and Costs of Parental Love
Judge Taft in Greensboro criticizes shortcuts to virtue and wealth without law. He warns that nothing in justice grants gains for nothing except parental love, which must be repaid when one becomes a father or mother.
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Bryan
Taft
Greensboro
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness results from Eustachian tube inflammation and catarrh, offering one hundred dollars for any case cured neither by Hall's Catarrh Cure nor its program. The copy promotes FP. Cheney & Co. Toledo and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
FP. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Are You Only Half Alive Kidney Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement claims Kidney trouble leaves people weak and half alive and promotes Poley’s Kidney Remedy as restoring healthy kidneys and vitality. It urges refusing anything but Foley's product.
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Poley
Foley
J H Butterton
I. C. Traction Line Time Table Update
The I. and C. Traction timetable lists limited service to Shelbyville with Greensburg express stopping only at Shelbyville. The schedule notes arrival times and line limitations for the route.
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Shelbyville
Time Card Service Details for North and South Routes
Reading shows timetable notes for north and south travel with express and accommodation trains. It mentions arrivals and departures around 5 6pm and 4 6am, stations including Greensburg, and daily operations with Sundays excluded.
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Spm
Hank Ccaey Souane
Greensburg
Aily
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Philadelphia Press
Ridder
Watterson
Carlisle, Sullivan, Et al
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Madison Square Garden
John G. Carlisle
Roger C. Sullivan
Democratic Party
Rannsing
Secon
Tom Watson
Watson’s
United States Senate
William
Tts
William R. Hearst
Unamerican
James L. Feeney
Philadelphia
Elevator Constructors’ National Union
Labor
T. J. Dolan
Mr. Taft
Panama Canal
United States Attorney General's Office
Panama
Deniis Gompers
H. K. Daugherty
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Washington
James S. Clark
Mr. Clark
W. Fr. Taft
William J. Bryan
Edward Hannan
Central Labor Council of
Seattle
Republica
William Jennings Bryan
William H Taft
James R. Ryan
C. F U
Photo Engravers’ Union No. 1
Alfred J. Boulton
Stereo
Adolph Krieger
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Elias Wolf
Cigarmakers’ Union No
Victor Buher
Amalgamated Painters
J. H. Batterton
Wee
Mailand Express
Anns
St. Louis Express
Chicago Mail
Knickerbocker Wee
White City
Saa
St. Louis Mail
Columbus
Greensburg Foundry and Machine
W. Hilland
Prop
Dellner
Jon G. Zoinep
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