Indiana Democrats Favor Kern and Bryan Ticket
The Pipers stay neutral on the primary but back the entire Democratic ticket led by Kern for vice president and Bryan. Republicans face a weak state ticket and Chicago steamroller backlash, with Indiana Democrats predicted to outpoll Republicans in November as Roosevelt’s candidate faces opposition. Strong party alignments and a wary electorate mark the campaign opening.
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Pipers
Teidley
Globe- Democrat
Thadley
Hadley
St. Louis
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York
Ohio
Kansas
Iowa
Paft
Indiana
Pam Marshall
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wingate
Pndliana
Bryan
Kern
Chicago
Old Soldiers
Temperance People
Senator Allison Loss Leaves Leadership Gap in Senate
The death of William E.B. Allison removes a pivotal Senate figure who guided Republican policy with deep legislative expertise. After thirty five years in the chamber, he stood among the most influential lawmakers, shaping debates and serving as a trusted adviser to peers.
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William EB. Alison
United States Senate
Tew
Washington
Allison
Congress
Mr. Kern’s Popularity Ties to Indianapolis Pride
The piece lauds Mr. Kern as a Democrat of the people and notes Indiana neighbors in Indianapolis praise him. It describes a spontaneous, heartfelt homecoming ovation that exceeded typical town honors, reflecting strong local support and civic pride for the candidate.
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Mr. Kern
Kern
Yacalle
Indiana
Indianapolis
Airlanks
Beveridge
Denver
Indiana for Bryan Dispatch from Shelbyville Editor
Dispatch from Shelbyville Indiana reports veteran editor John J Wingate of the Shelbyville Daily News among well known figures backing Bryan in the Indiana scene. The Courier Journal notes the Shelbyville outlet’s influence in local Republican support reflected in the broader campaign coverage.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
John J. Wingate
William S Cowherd Indorsed as Missouri Governor Candidate
Jackson county voters overwhelmingly back William S Cowherd for governor in the Missouri Democratic primary. The union of Jackson county Democrats presents Cowherd as a trusted favorite son, a symbol of strength and victory for the party statewide.
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Manhawk
Jackson County
Democracys
Missouri
Delold
Mar. Cowherd
David A. Ball
Willian S. Cowherd
William S. Cowherd
Kansas City
Democracy of
Pillsbury Mill In Milwaukee Placed Into Receiver
A Milwaukee flouring mill, claimed as the world’s largest of its kind, was placed under a receiver last week. Republican papers claim the financial furor has subsided despite the development.
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Pillsbury
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Old Missouri foresees rapid homestead land uptake
Missouri shows steady land entry growth with 150000 acres opened three years ago, 50000 acres unclaimed last year, now about 15000 acres left. Experts predict under 5000 remaining unentered by next fiscal year. demand driven by climate, shipping, markets, and strong schools.
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Missouri
Sayvstem
Ntl
Taft Roosevelt clash stirs rail line comments in Post
The Nantts City Post reports a harsh critique of Theodore Roosevelt and Taft as the Southern Indiana Railway delayed interest payments on first mortgage bonds. The piece warns of idle equipment and worsened railroad conditions amid a slate of political praise and critique.
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Pheodore Roosevelt
Ehrelceus Cote
Patt
Southern Indiana Railway
Olive
P. Jones
Roosevelt
Theodore’s
Nansus City
Reasonable Profit Debate in Pennsylvania Industry
The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post condemns free trade and weighs protection for iron and steel. It cites 1406 wages in blast furnaces at $1.95 daily, labor cost per ton, and duties. compares steel mill wages $2.15 and product value $56.20 with $6.55 labor per ton. It questions what constitutes reasonable profit, noting workers earned $2 daily and a trust's 60 percent return, reflecting protectionist aims to shield labor and capital.
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Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
Ind
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Commonwealth
Iron and Steel
Steel Corporation
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Chas. King
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Lutesville
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E. B. Reck
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