Biography sketch of Nathan Frank in St Louis history
Nathan Frank attorney at law born in Peoria Illinois in 1849 rose to prominence as a Republican congressman. He edited Frank's Bankruptcy Law and practiced in St Louis, serving on key committees and aiding the World's Fair efforts while shaping Louisiana Purchase Exposition preparations.
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Nathan Frank
Abraham and
Branette Frank
Germany
United States
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Peoria
Ilinois
Nathen Frank
St. Louie
Washington University
Harvard University
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Harvard
Frank
Missouri
John M. Krum
Elrcuit Court
Patrick & Frank
Patrick
United States District Attorney
Frank, Dawson & Garvin
Frank & Thompson
Seymour D. Thompson
Republican Party
Mt. Loula
Lome
St. Louis
Francis
Business Men's League
City of St Louis backs Nathan Frank in Missouri race
Grant Gillmapie, campaign manager, urges support for Nathan Frank for United States Senator from Missouri. The letter praises Frank as experienced, labor friendly, a road advocate, and a strong Republican from St. Louis. It cites his congressional service, McKinley tariff involvement, and role in Missouri politics and party strength.
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Nathan Frank
Missouri
Frank
St. Loula
Union Tabor Party
Eity
St. Louis
United States
Kaplas City
West
Sedalia
Pettis County
Kansas City
Jackson County
Cockrell
Johnson County
John T. Smith
Missouri State Federation of Labor
Springfeld Labor
Democratic Party
Grant Gillmapie
Campaian
Republican Platform Adopted at Chicago Convention
The Republican platform pledges unity, American ideals, and loyalty to the Constitution. It asserts protection of American rights at home and abroad, condemns failed actions on Mexican policy, vows peace and order, and promises protection for citizens near the border and in Mexico. It reaffirms the Monroe Doctrine as essential to the nation’s future.
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Republican Party
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Union of States
United States
Mextco
Mexico
Baltimore
Democratic Congress
Europe
Mosten
Fin Fatiure
Latin-America
Philippines
McKinley
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Na Hons
Democratic
Alleoypt
Vigorova
Congrova
Patriotic Democrata
Russia
Oui
Republican Platform Excerpt on Foreign and Domestic Policy
The document outlines Republican positions on foreign relations including peace and neutrality, Latin American policy, Philippines, tariffs, and defense. It condemns Democratic administration methods, supports a strong navy, a coherent national defense, tariff protection, regulation of big business, rural credit, merchant marine aid, and civil service reform. It also advocates labor protections, worker compensation, and women’s suffrage with state discretion on implementation.
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Zariff
Republican Party
Dora
United States
Tariff Commission
Congress
Congresses
Aerchant Marine
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St. Louis Star
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Hallonel Publishing Co
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All Friends of Union Labor
Louis Allied, Printing Trades Council
Chas. Xni
Fairbanks
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