Bryan Says He Has Two Against Him at Presidency
William J. Bryan spoke in Buffalo charging Republicans including Senators Platt and Depew with betrayal and denouncing Standard Oil. He defended his platform, attacked the President on anti trust and urged voters to support Democratic reforms while contending a Democratic House and gains in the Senate could advance their agenda.
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William J. Bryan
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Convention Hall
Bryan
Tonawanda
William J. Conners
Democratic
Chicago Tribune
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Depew
Wall Street
Standard Oil Company
Parker
David B. Hill
Brockport
Holley
Albion
Medina
Middleport
Lockport
Niagara Falls
Sanborn
Suspension Bridge
Beginning of tariff reform era urged by Bryan
William Jennings Bryan argues that a Republican Senate will persist for two years, but a first-year push for tariff reform, anti-trust measures, railroad regulation, bank deposit insurance and labor reforms could force the GOP to accept reforms or face a decisive issue in two years. He warns against perpetual Republican control by linking President, Senate and House elections and urges voters to consider Democratic versus Republican platforms.
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Chicago Tribune
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People Rule
Congress
Bryan to Gift a Campaign Mule in Minnesota
A plan from William Jennings Bryan proposes awarding a mule mascot to the Minnesota Democratic drive. The mule named Major Minnamascot will be given to the county with the largest increase in electors, then to the precinct that backs the top contributor to the gain. Norman E. Mack awaits Bryan’s announcement as mule committees and interviews are discussed.
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National Committee
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E. Mack
Mack
Lincoln
Minnesota
Agricultural Society
W. S. Bryan
Hoffman House
Neb
Woodruff Confers With Roosevelt Denies Retirement
Chairman Woodruff of the Republican State Committee traveled to Oyster Bay for a talk with President Roosevelt. He rejected retirement rumors and pledged to lead an active campaign for state and national tickets, with daily appearances at Republican headquarters and major rallies in Brooklyn and upstate venues.
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Taft
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Mr. Woodruff
Bryanites Dominant at Metropolitan Temple Meeting
Republican speakers led the open parliament night at Metropolitan Temple on Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth Street. The Bryan supporters occupied the floor for about fifteen minutes and interrupted proceedings as Judge William Armstrong presided and Col. William Fairless of Virginia spoke.
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Mack Eyes Pacific Coast Campaign for Bryan
Democratic National Committee Chairman Mack plans an October push in the Pacific Coast states to swing California Oregon Montana and Colorado to Bryan and Karn. He may lead a West Coast campaign personally meeting leaders and coordinating with national figures as part of a broader effort to keep Middle West safe for the party.
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Oregon
Montana
Colorado
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Karn
Middle West
National Committee
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Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
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Organization Committee
Chicago
National
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Will of Connecticut Attacks Bank Deposit Guarantee
Congressman E J Will denounces the Bryan era plan for national bank deposit insurance. He argues a uniform guarantee would force government ownership and control of all banks, replacing private directors with state oversight and signaling a shift to socialism. He prefers legal action to sever National banks from the Federal Treasury.
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Connecticut
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Treasury
United States
Political scare triggers steep stock declines across market
Wall Street faced a sharp market break as political developments and fears of new anti-corporate action spurred profit taking. Over 1,000,000 shares changed hands with many active stocks down 1 to 4 points, some up to 13 points from last week highs.
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Roosevelt
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Central
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Pacific
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Zion Leaders Plan Militant March on Chicago
Wilbur Voliva vows a 1000 strong pilgrimage to purify Chicago with bands and hymns, marching from Zion City in late October amid denunciations of Chicago courts and ministers, including Judge Landis and former Zion City receiver John Blately.
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Chicago
Zion City
Zion
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Voliva
Rivas Dowie
New York
Flo
Will of Syracuse Man Tests Mind and Morals
John Shannorf of Syracuse left seven grandchildren special bequests with a condition to keep the Fourth Commandment. He omitted a daughter, and she objects to probate, alleging her father was not of sound mind when the will was made.
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