Andrews Puts Life in the Fight for Taft Ticket
Philadelphia dispatch reports Colonal Wesley R. Andrews, state Republican chairman, coordinating a big campaign push in Pennsylvania. National speakers including Fairbanks and Longworth head to the state for rallies. a string of local appearances is scheduled through October 18 with emphasis on opposing Bryanism and bank guaranty. A Philadelphia roller bearing firm pledge and Inquirer editorial weigh wages, prosperity, and a Taft victory as decisive for mills and employment.
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Fairbanks
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Jobnetown
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Burrows
Pittsburg
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National Roller Bearing Company
Philadelphia
Taft
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Guffey Recalled as Kerr's Rise Shocks Pennsylvanians
New York Sun correspondence exposes James Kerr of Clearfield as Democratic national committeeman after James M. Guffey’s defeat, tying Kerr to Beech Creek Coal & Coke and other Pennsylvania interests. Taft tours the West praising tariffs, citing Kansas farm price gains under Republican rule and urging continued Republican protection to aid iron, coal, and agriculture sectors.
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Keystone
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Battery Place
American Union Telephone Company
Harrisburg
Automatic Coaling & Weighing Barge Company
Delaware
Beech Creek Allroad Company
Chest Creek Mailroad Company
Clearfield Manufacturing Company
Henry
Clay Barnabee
New York
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New York Central
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Williamsport
Harrison
Cleveland
Lancaster County
United States Senate
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Phonograph Records Highlight Political Silence
The Bryan phonograph records omit speeches for free silver and immediate government ownership of railways as well as attacks on Roger Sullivan and Colonels Watterson and Guffey. The missing content signals an important narrative about the era and public discourse.
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Bryan Phonograph
Roger Sullivan
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Guffey
Brookville Republic
Fragmented query about Boee He raises questions
A user asks why Boee He is high and questions what Mr Bryea earned money under a Republican administration, asking what he is really kicking in. The text is unclear and references political figures and actions without coherent details.
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