Roosevelt and Taft clash over tariff and democracy
A partisan editorial argues for Taft and against Roosevelt, claiming tariffs for protection and prosperity under Taft and condemning Roosevelt's inconsistency. It warns that if Wilson wins, hard times threaten Clark County with lower wages, foreclosures, and limited education for children, urging voters to back Taft to preserve prosperity.
Voters of Clark county choose Taft or Roosevelt or Wilson
An editorial argues that opposing Roosevelt may invite future criticism and warns voters in Clark county to decide between Taft with tranquility, Roosevelt with riot, or Wilson with woe, implying political consequences of Roosevelt’s candidacy.
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Herald
Roosevelt
Wilson
Clark County
Taft
Not Men But Parties in the 1912 Election Debate
A correspondent asks if President Taft is personally to blame for prosperity, and the reply says no. The piece argues that prosperity rests with the party system, not individuals, and that the campaign centers on whether the Republican or Democratic party will win, not whether Taft or Wilson should be president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Payne-Aldrich
Taft
Canada
Dowie
Clark County
United States
Grover Cleveland
Douglas Township
Washington
Mattoon Commercial Star
Edward F. Poorman
Hollenbeck
Herald
Journal-Gazette
Tuscola Journal
Mattoon
William T. Hollenbeck
Marshall
Mattoon Journal- Gazette
Wm. ‘T. Hollenbeck
Nattoon
Judge Hollenbeck
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Wiliam T. Hollenbeck
Udder
Democratic Party
Mexico
Taf
Woodrow Wilsons Testimony on the 1893 Crisis
The excerpt cites Woodrow Wilson describing the 1893 1896 downturn, with Dr O Wilson noting poverty unemployment and charity actions. It recalls Coxeys Army and Cleveland treasury strains including 87000000 in gold overseas and bond sales, then asserts the 1897 Republican rise ended the crisis and warns a Wilson or Roosevelt return to those days.
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Woodrow Wilson
Dr O"wilson
Wilson
Coxey
Cleveland
Treasury Reserve
Dr. Wilson
Roosevelt
Deafness and catarrh linked. cure advertised by Hall's Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises Hall's Catarrh Cure and mentions other remedies, patents issued to Illinois clients, and testimonials for Foley Kidney Pills.
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Hall
Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Halls
Illinois
D. Swift &Co
Washington, D
George W. Barnett
Chicago
Gustaf “Gergmark
Louis Bittorf
Ste S Doorhanger
August W. Grove
F. Anderson
W. S. Hamm
Doyle Is Strong Candidate For Secretary Of State
The Republican nominee Cornelius J Doyle is described as a capable lawyer and hard worker with a long public service record. He served as city attorney and mayor of Greenfield and rose from parole agent to Secretary of the State Board of Arbitration and Insurance Department general attorney before becoming State Fire Marshal. He filled the Rose term as Secretary of State and has maintained high efficiency and revenue focus in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius J. Doyle
Doyle
Firin
Doyle & Doyle
Hmeg
Southern Penitentiary
State Board of Arbitra
Jas. A. Rose
Rose
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New York
the Herald
Charles 8S. Denhen
Joseph G. Cannon
John R. Hamilton
WH. T. Hollenbeck
D. EB. Aeller
Daniel Emerson
Arthur Poorman
Harry Prust
William M. Andrews
Paul Wehling
Smith
Peoria
Foley
City
Illinois Inventors
Jose
Nael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
Carl Tantdneck
Cornelius J Doyle
Eos Hs
Terré Haute
Theuhse
Fered
Enterprise
IHC
St Ceer
Sint Island
Harvester, Company ‘of ‘America
Ind
WHC Service Bureau
LHC Service Bureau
Houilding
USA
Capes