Cleveland Democrats Rally to Fight Bryan Across Nation
The piece notes widespread anti Bryan sentiment among prominent Democrats and independents. It cites Massachusetts figures Ferdinand Strauss and C W P Gould declining to serve as Bryan electors, several officials in New York forming the Cleveland Democracy, and figures like John R. Dos Passos and Irving K Baxter backing Taft Sherman. It also mentions conversions in Missouri and Georgia and predictions of a strong Republican vote nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Sherman
Bryan
Massachusetts
Mr. Bryan
Ferdinand Sirauss
W. P. Gould
Lyons Walls
Strauss
Old Bay State
New York
Cleveland
Harlem
Nebraska
John R. Dos Passos
Daman
William B. Davenport
Brooklyn
Kings County
Taft-Sherman Lawyers’ Club
Irving K. Baxter
Allen, N
Alaine
W. H. McLaughlin
Scarboro
Waskell
St. Louis
J. D. Wouseman
Denver
Colo
Houseman
West
St. Joseph
W. I. Davis
Missouri
E. B. Haywood
Burlington Railroad
James EB. Smith
Business Men's League
Frederick N. Judson
Webster Davis
Mawyor
Kansas City
McKinley
Webb Davis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Sherman Clib
Franklin MacVeigh
Frank HH. Jones
American Trust and Savings Bank
Birmingham
Ala
Baltimore American
Hiryan
New York Evening Cost
Atlanta
Georgia
Jerome Till
Tennessee
South
Chattanooga
Watt
Lee
Myr. Weems
John N. Dorsey
Baltimore
William I. Slooper & Son Company
Simon Buckner
Palmer
Waltmore
Admitted Supremacy of America Celebrates Worker Hunger for War
The piece extols American labor energy and superior factory output as keys to victory in the Spanish American War and global market gains. It credits the Republican Party with protecting workers from European low wages and building high wage American industry. It urges working men to vote for the party that has created high wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Europe
United States
Function of Next Administration in enforcing business law
Judge Taft in St Louis on October 6 notes the next administration should focus on detailed oversight and enforcement rather than broad moral codes. The aim is to supply tools and personnel to ensure close supervision of business transactions so compliance is clear, violations are prosecuted, and unlawful conduct promptly restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
St. Louis
Frank A. Seeley
District Court of
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Chainti
Anmmosa
Tis
Reed
Cabinet Picks Discussed By Taft Democrats
Democratic newspapers note growing chatter on selecting Cabinet officers for President Taft, though the president himself would likely handle nominations. The excerpt shows intra party debate as Taft’s team weighs potential appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
The Two Sides of Injunctions in Labor Disputes
The piece argues injunctive relief is often framed to protect business while ignoring its broader use to curb unlawful interference. It emphasizes courts enjoin capital as well as labor, challenging partisan bias in labor rhetoric and party platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Mra. M
O. H. Soetje
Record of Republican Party Entitles It to Confidence
Secretary of State Eliza Root invokes a party record as proof of honest capable and efficient government both in state and nation. She asks voters to judge by tests of public duty integrity honor and patriotism and whether to keep the party in power based on these standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Root
America
Mitchell Denies Sending Election Posters
John Mitchell, longtime United Mine Workers president, told a Indianapolis audience he sent no posters showing him and urging union members how to vote. He disputed a Buffalo dispatch attributed to him and defended urging citizens to study candidates and cast ballots by conscience and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Shifting Opinions on Railroad Ownership and Regulation
The article quotes Mr. Bryan contrasting government ownership with regulation of railroads. He argues for regulation over ownership and recalls a 1906 New York speech asserting railroads resemble monopolies that require public ownership managed by public officials for the common good. He cites state government operation as feasible and fitting current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Bryan
New York
James W. Good Campaign Praised for Progressive Reform Agenda
Wyoming Journal lauds James W. Good republican candidate for congress as a Roosevelt progressive and hard worker. The piece asserts he will pursue reform to end corporate governance of government and aid the people after his election, referencing the recent panic and prior decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
James W. Good
Congress
Roosevelt
New Library Books Arrive for Circulation This Month
A list of new volumes added to the library includes diverse titles such as Brooke History of English Literature Churchill Mr Crewes Career Leroux Mystery of the Yellow Room Montgomery Anne of Green Gables and Stratemeyer Dave Porter series. Also noted are educational works like Adams Electricity Book for Boys and Carpenter Geographical Reader Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New International
Brooke
Churchill
Crewe
Cherrington
Corbin
DeMorgan
Alice
DeMoran
Glasgow
Glover
Dame Curtsey
Hewlett
Half Way House
Kennedy
Leroux
Little
Lee
Uncle William
Metcalf
Scauffler
Wright
Watson
Younge
Houston
Adams
Altsheler
Bacon
Baldwin
Carpenter
Australia
Douglas
Helen Grant
Downes
Wing
Jan
The
Windmill
Gibson
Hodges
Johnston
Kupfer
Rock
Lagerlof
Nils
Mabie
Montgomery
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Carrot Gupport
Cleveland Democrats
Solid South
Taft Eugene Walter Leake
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
Willian Watt
William Jennings Bryan
Judge Patt
Mite
W. J. Bryan
President Roosevelt
American Journal-Examiner
New York Journal
New Library Books
Statermeyer
Dave Porter
Wiggin
Magic Casements
Auditor’s
Anamoga
Board of Supervisors
Anamosa
W. J. Mille
Anamosa Fhereka
Republican Central Committee
EF. Reed
H. RK. Chapman
8. M. Babcock
Louis Gardner
W. K. Pearson
N. G. A. Harper
O. C. Johnston
H.G. Halacy
James I. Remley
T. G. Richardson
Ben H. Chamberlain
W. McMaster
M. J. McNeilly
J. K. Hale
C. A. Sutherland
Buffalo Express
Chas. Ei. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
District Court
Addie Seeley
Plaintin
Frank R.ewley
Isabella HH. Streeper
Onslow
B. E. Rhinehart
Saunders & Stuart Herrick, Cash & Rhinehart
Herrick, Cash & Rhinehart
Monticello
W. Eb, Daly
Actioneer
Amber
Lowa
H. M. Remley, Ames Remley Remley & Remley
A. M. Maurice
D. D
Qfeloe
Lovell Block
Drake University
Crown Bridge and
Ortbhonthia
Frank Carroll
Dalber & Carroll
Ollice Ely
South 3Rd Street
Cedar Rapids
G.O. Albery
C. C. Bort's
West First St
Beth
Monnticello
Mirick & Inglis
Physiclans and Surgeons
Monticello Bank
Tows
Fred Puleston
Eilers & Bolton
Oalls
E. E. Reed
Atttorney
Burrichter’s Dryzoods
J. W. Doxler
Ttorney
Lovell
Louis G. Stuhler
Eylers & Bolton
B. Coffman
Davenport
Lovell House
Central Lumber & Coal Co
G. P. Rockstad
J. H. Perrine
National Oyster Carrier Company
Carl
Wwe
N. Schoen
Mfg
Furrier
Third Street
Ernst Vogel
Eagle Drug Store
A. Kempf
Prop
C. W. Brown
J. E. Bateman
W. First St. Monticello, Iowa
ST. P
Kant
Omaha
Colorado
St. Paul St. Paul
Farley
Oxford Freight
Marion
H.C. Bohlken’s
W. W. Stickford & Co
Spondias Bela
Idkertrop
Darwta Tally
Mae
Anoukforl
H. W. Buckbee
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