Taft Criticized For Roosevelt Loyalty In Wide Republican Rift
The piece argues Taft lacks Roosevelt loyalty and questions his courage to uphold Roosevelt policies. It cites Roosevelt influence in his nomination, calls his administration lukewarm to Roosevelt aims, and links tensions to policy debates, the Crane incident, and Pinchot feud shaping party unity.
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Taft
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Udge Taft
Chiago
Dent Roosevelt
Ceaen
Republic
Haf
Lake Wartenees
Taftes
Minn
Kaos
T Stewart
Grant
Franklin MarcVeagh
the Treasury
Crane
Mallinger Pinchot
Hut F
Republican
Taft’s failure to hold mass confidence noted in year
The piece argues that Taft alienated the public despite a strong program by adopting widely discredited advisers. It cites Aldrich and Cannon as disliked by Roosevelt and claims Taft chose to work with them, denouncing reformers and insurgents who would not yield to restored leadership.
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Taft
Aldrich
Cannon
Roosevelt
Bor
Evrenia
Cochran
Columbia Avy
Philadelphia
Deflance Starch Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Merchants National Bank
A M Pinto
United States
Afr
Pinto
Not a Democratic Charge Clarified in Republican Indictment
The piece argues the Payne tariff revision was not a Democratic charge and that the claim is baseless. It asserts that respected Republican leaders and ordinary consumers are named in the formal indictment.
Ballinger judges coal reserves last 7000 years
The article notes Mr Ballinger’s claim that the nation’s coal deposits may endure 7000 years, yet questions remain why, over 4875 years, those resources would remain exclusively in the Guggenheims' control.
West to Be Battleground in Tariff Reform Debate
The piece argues the middle west will shape the next House as tariff reform drives the campaign. Chicago's manufacturers and politicians pledge genuine reform while condemning the cost of living rise, with Calderhead and lawmakers divided over duties and woolen prices amid the woolen trust influence.
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House of Representatives
Middle West
Firyan
la Follette
Dolliver
Cumming
Deveridge
Lussona
Nlcnois
Chicago
Republican Party
Chicago Journal
Calderhead
Peter Emery
Lawrence
Sion
Cannes
Woolen Trust
Congress
Secretary MacVenah Tackles Treasury Politics in NY
The article depicts Secretary MacVenah of the Treasury criticizing political influence over the customs service and its office burdens. It notes the New York Port collectorship as a long standing Republican leverage point linked to Roscoe Conkling’s era, now led by Roosevelt’s former private secretary to appease FDR’s ally in Taft’s cabinet.
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Treasury
MacVenah
Easury Department
Tinwelf
Republican Party
Custom House Ncandale
Politcal Dette
Port of
New York
Ant Clectone
Roscoe Conkling
Roosevelt
Taft
Wealth Power and the State The Morgans Threat
The text argues that concentrated wealth may wield indirect political power over the government, eroding founders' intent. It cites Mill and critics who warn that vast private wealth can dominate public policy, turning a government designed to be led by the people into one controlled by elites.
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Mill
The Downward Revision in Tariff Debate
Editorial notes attack the senate amend ed tariff bill praising and argue the cut in several schedules restores the Tingley tariff not relief from current conditions. Question whether the Payne bill adds increases that removal by the senate could still keep general clamor while preserving the Dingley tariff.
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Senate
Tingley
Unbeaten Northwest Champion T A Ireland Tells a Story
The piece features T A Ireland of Colfax Washington, holder of four world records, claiming an undefeated run and recounting a kidney trouble that did not affect his shooting. Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed with a personal testimonial and addresses for further details.
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Ireland
Doan
Dean
Finter Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Wind Rules Over Man Sayings From a Child’s Tale
A playful dialogue quotes a child claiming nature outpaces humanity. The unseen wind is fastest, while a parent warns of a sight draft. The piece blends whimsical speech with a moral about perception and speed.
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Willie
White House to install lightning rods this summer
The White House will be fitted with lightning rods across the building except the law offices. Col Spencer and Colby persuaded Taft to approve the project with an estimated cost between 500 and 400 dollars. The measure aims to shield the president and other occupants from lightning.
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White House
Col Spencer & Colby
United States
Taft
Philadelphia
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Defiance Starch Co
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Clarentud Serio
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