World Wide Penny Postage Radically Expands Rates
A broad 1900s debate outlines an October 1 start for a universal two cent postage between the United States and Britain and its empire. The piece argues foreign-born residents would benefit or lose under the plan, noting the vast foreign-born population and predicting global adoption across many nations. It highlights political backing by Republicans and calls for U.S. leadership toward a world wide two cent postage system.
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United States
Hepublican
Alain Satration
Jim Amalie
At Hreitain
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Panama
Timmigrathoy
America
Armert
Wity Fister
Law Foley
Tay
Collewt
Corte
Roosevelt policies praised over Bryan in acceptance speech
The speech contrasts Theodore Roosevelt’s progressive regulation with William Jennings Bryan’s proposed destructive reforms. It argues Roosevelt would regulate business to curb evils and preserve lawful operation, while Bryan would extirpate and destroy profits to stamp out perceived misconduct.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Bryan
Rooowevelt
Roosevelt
Taft Nominated as a Fearless Champion of All Citizens
A speaker extols Taft, praising his fearlessness, disinterestedness, and broad sympathy for all Americans. The text argues he embodies upright leadership, rejects privilege, and would be a president for plain people, with deep understanding of farmers, workers, and business interests. It emphasizes his alignment with American citizenship and national well being.
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United States
Mura
Taft
Lincoln
Enemies of Tariff Spar Over Press and Policy
An editorial narrative criticizes tariff opposition and party lines. It discusses Mr McKinley era policy, mentions farmers protests, and references Bryan and Taft figures. The piece argues for Republican strength to protect national industry and warns against protectionist missteps harming workers.
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Bryan and Bryanism Sparked at Iowa Meeting
A Bay Area newspaper summary reports on Mr. Bryan’s ideas and the reaction of business leaders at a meeting in Iowa. It discusses tariff reform, sugar duties, and cotton goods, noting how Bryan’s stance could affect national finances and Southern support. The piece frames Bryan as misunderstood and emphasizes loyal business methods.
Taft speech praised aid to nations facing hardship
The address lauded Taft for leading in helping patients and nations in need. Leaders and advocates praised the initiative as a regional effort to uplift distressed peoples amid global tension at Clave Youd Chee.
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Bengal
Omer
Hlon
Taft
Cape Girardeau Stock Law Petition Presented for Vote
A county court order in Cape Girardeau directs a vote at the next general election on enforcing a stock law restraining swine sheep and goats from running at large. The order cites a petition signed by over a hundred residents and names the printing on ballots to reflect the proposed measure.
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Cape Girardeau
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General Assembly
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Hiw
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