Navy Strength and Monroe Doctrine Defense Policy
The piece argues for a strong navy to safeguard America’s growing global role and the Monroe Doctrine. It criticizes William Jennings Bryan and Democratic obstruction, linking preparedness to peace. It highlights Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philippines, and the Panama Canal as stakes for naval power and commerce protection.
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William Jennings Bryan
Congress
House of
Cuba
Porto Euco
Alaska
Penfault
Europe
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Niless
Japao
China
Orient
Pansna
London
Suez Canal
Des Moines News Roundup on City Debt and Plans
Des Moines reports that Davenport has the lowest per capita debt among Iowa’s first class cities at 6.97 dollars, while Sioux City leads at 34.92 dollars. The compilation lists totals and per capita figures for Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Muscatine, Waterloo, and others, with several towns still未 filed. Other items cover freight rate disputes, Des Moines government inquiries, comet Morehouse, medical board meetings, and upcoming public notices.
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Iowa
Citie
Des Moines
Davenport
Yenort
Municipal Accounting Department
The
Auditor of State
Clintom
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Sheets
Burlington
Cownell Blums
Qlinton
Muscatine
Waterloo
Municipal
Cedar Fells
Marion
Chariton
Glenwood
Storm Lake
Mystic
LeMats
Perry
Boone
Fairfield
Great Western
Great Western Railway
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Greater
Hook Island Road
St. Paul
Commercial Club
Des Gioines
Coun
United States
Beyan and the election questions from Winsburg Gazette Times
A reader questions Beyan's impact on industry and workers seeking direct senatorial votes. The letter debates protection, railroads, campaign finance reform, and the risks of national agendas overshadowing local needs and wage disputes.
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Winsburg Gazette-Times
Exact Justice Highest Ideal Quote in Olio
A quotation from Non. Wm. NI. Tart in Columbus Olio extols exact justice as the supreme government ideal. It condemns any means depriving a suitor of fair court access, regardless of wealth or influence.
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Wm. NI
Columbus
Olio
Political party claim to public confidence stated
The text asserts a party’s ability to grasp new issues and maintain government, noting its responsibility to the people and its claim to public confidence and continued political power, attributed to Win U Patt of Kansas City Missouri.
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Varty Requirementa
Aga Party
Win. U. ‘Patt
Kansas City
Mine Workers' Journal Refuses Publication Of Partisan Letter
The Mine Workers Journal, Indianapolis official paper for 320000 coal miners, declines to publish a partisan letter supporting Bryan. The editor cites rules against partisan content to keep columns free for nonpartisan matters and the peace of its members.
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Mine Workers’ Journal
Indianapolis
Bryan
Courtagatecon
Cnies
Ywanks
Lincoln era GOP leadership inspires enduring resolve
The piece notes Abraham Lincoln as the leader of the Republican party during the Civil War and asserts the party has never lost the inspiration of its leadership despite various controversies. It references a Kansas City, Missouri event with Wan. 1. Tart.
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Lincoln
Abraham
Lincol
Kansas City
Political notes on parties and figures in flux
The dispatch contrasts the Republican party with a single Hemocratic leader. It cites James Sherman and notes Mrs. Tennessee Chieftain Cook traveling across the ocean to aid a candidate. It questions Beyan's influence and hints at political maneuvering reported by the Chicago Tribune.
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Republican Party
James $. Shermant
Tennessee Chiftn Cook
Erynn
Beyan
Ghicago ‘Tribune
The Roots of Republican Rhetoric at the Convention
Secretary Root addresses the Republican convention addressing Taft as successor to Roosevelt policies. He defends the party and criticizes Bryan and the Democrats. He argues for tariff protection, railroad regulation, and steady enforcement of laws, recalling the Cleveland era’s governance as a warning.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Bryant
Republican Party
Act
Taft settlement of the Friars Lands in the Philippines
Judge Taft resolved the long standing Friars Lands dispute by purchasing the 300000 acres for about 7 million dollars after consultations with clerical landlords, church authorities, and tenant farmers and a Rome approval. The parcels were then sold in small units on easy terms to actual occupants and other interested buyers. This ended clerical landlordism, eased civil church tensions, and set a model of American friendship and fair dealing in the islands.
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Taft
The
Philippines
Mr. Taft
Rome
Euay’s
Taft Defends Policy View at Greensboro
Taft argues the Democratic party lacks a dependable policy and relies on criticism and obstruction. He says the party fails to take responsibility when asked to act, addressing a Greensboro North Carolina audience.
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Tlon. Wn. TW
Taft
Greensboro
North Carolina
Free Trade Fallacy and Republican Trade Policy
The speaker counters free trade claims, arguing that the party has long pursued both buying and selling, maintaining foreign obligations and gold reserves as a bulwark of redemption. James Sherman affirms this Republican method and intends to keep it.
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James
Sherman
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Monroe
Bryan Tode
Santiago
Manila Bay
Buell
Matt
Bague
Damian Canal
America
D. W. Morehouse
Drake University
Morehouse
State Medical Board
State Board of Health
State Board of Medical Examiners
Capitol Building
Herrold
Sixth Avenue
Whigs City
State Railroad Commission
J. H. Chandler
Inter-Urban Railway Company
Herroli
Des Moines Ministerial Association
General Assembly
Des Moines Association
Legislaure
Ministerial Association
Howland Hanson
O. W. Fifer
J. W. Day
J. H. Burling
Finis Idleman
Koch
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Root
Vik Root
Charles B. Hughes
New York
Haut
Mr. Root
Lenth Bryan
Democratic Can Lite
Mn. Bryan
Republcan
Pun
Mic
San Jose
Actf Keriason
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Senate
Treft
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