Democrats Split Over Bryan Vote Across States
Democratic defections center on opposition to William Jennings Bryan as the Taft Sherman ticket gains steam. Prominent figures in Massachusetts New Jersey New York Maine and elsewhere renounce Bryan citing policy fears while Taft Sherman supporters emerge in diverse regions.
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Tutt
Sherman
Bryan
Canpalen
Massachusetts
Taft
Fordhmindsteausa
G. WP. Gould
Lyoya
Btrauas
Old Bay State
Eugene Welter Lonke
Congress
New Jersey
Republican Nation Committee
William Heft
William Jennings Bryan
Judge Tri
New York
Harlvin
Ray
Nebraska
Aeeker
John I. Dos Passos
Suthor
Alway
Tatt
Brran Eor
William B. Dovrenport
Brooklyn
Maine
W. H. McLaughlin
Scarboro
Haskell
St. Louis
J.D. Houseman
Denver
Coto
Houweman
St. Joseph
W. F. Davis
Sir. Taft
Mr. Davis
EB. Haswood
Burlington Railroad
St Louis
James BE. Smith
Business Men’s League
Frederick N. Judson
Webster Davis
Kansas City
Bryan Im
New York Evening West
Westlog
Atlanta
Georgia
Lee
Sen
Tyan
Tennessee
William Woes
Frederick
Mil
Mr. Weems
Alothe Drops
Baltimore
William Eb, Hooper & Son Company
Neuy
Tatty Gen
Siman Buckner
Palmer
Bald
The Admitted Supremacy of America Opinion Card
In the Spanish-American War the man behind the gun and the worker behind the factory made victory and industry possible. The Republican Party praises high wages, restricts European labor, and has built American trade through strong home conditions. American workers earn nearly three times European wages, supporting continued party leadership.
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Wuty Other Courtiey
Republican Party
Europe
Tulse
Faoncilon of Next Administration at St Louis
The next administration aims not to enact grand codes but to detail business and governmental supports. It seeks precise supervision of transactions so business leaders know when they cross lines and can be prosecuted for blatant violations.
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Faoncilon
Crange
St. Louis
Taft Hailed by Some Papers as Possible Pick for Presidency
Democratic newspapers weigh Taft successor options and name Cudloet oft cera as a possible choice, noting that such moves remain Taft’s prerogative to decide, in the Philadelphia Press riding on the broader political sentiment.
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Taft
Philadelphia Press
Organized Labor Support for Taft Gains Steam
A labor movement shift favors Taft as major AFL leaders and vice Presidents split with Gompers. Letters from union officials across industries show Hoffman and Keefe backing Taft, while others urge independent voting, with strong mentions of George W Boyd and local leaders in Pennsylvania Illinois Minnesota Iowa and Kentucky signaling labor voters leaning Republican.
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Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
Bryan
Taft
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
Ulm
Mitchell
Bryno
James Huncan
Amelia Federation of Labor
Wills Moore
The
Weather Tmreau
Daniel Keefe
Federation
Longshore Men’s Union
Keefe
Executive Council
Tavill
Wheeling
West Virginia
Republcan
M. M. Gat- Wwnd
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
William Jennings Bryen
Ways and Means Committee
National House of Representatives
Wilson Tabife
William BR. Fairley
Alabama
United Mine Workers
W. H. ‘Taftan
Labor
Bruitn
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wil
Iowa
August A. Bablitz
Central Labor Guinn
Lexington
Bryan to Wool Growers and Industry in Tariff Debate
The article discusses McKinley winning key Western states due to wool industry concerns under the Wilson tariff. It argues Bryan would hurt American wool growers by opposing tariff protections, weakening both wool growers and independent mills, while suggesting the Democratic stance favors raw wool material and trusts. It notes opposition to removing duties on manufacturers and the impact on the American Woolen Company and global competitors.
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Democratic Party
United States
Solid South
International Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Bryan
Aston
McKinley
Cleveland
Ufe
Brean
Wisconsin
Rocky Mountain
Australasia
Argentine Republic
South Africa
American Woolen Company
Whit Bryan
Bryan Polley
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Cleveland Democrata
Viyuk HH. Jones
American Trust and Savings Bam
America
Gompera
Tafts
Pitlsburg
Judge Tate
United Mini Workers of America
T. EL. Lewin
Nstrument
Charles Dold
Chicago Federation of Labor
Lamuel Gompére
Ele
B. F. McMillan
Uthmeier
H. G. Hambright
Eckesé
Eckes
Jewell
Eckes & Eckes
Connor Co
Fe Reeves
Wood County
Coole G. Cotey
Democratic
Pittsville
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
Grand Rapids
Henry E. Fitch
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