Republican Acceptance Speech on Injuctions and Policy
The speaker argues against broad injunctive power in industrial disputes, favors notice and hearing, and warns against ex parte restraining orders. He condemns Democratic proposals on banking, currency, and jury trials, touts Republican achievements in the Philippines and navy, and defends ongoing policies for national conservation, postal savings, and civil rights progress. The address emphasizes unity, fiscal prudence, and strong courts.
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Erie Railroad
Isco
United States
Supreme Court
Republican Convention
Republicans Seek Broad Support to Preserve Prosperity
The speech argues that change risks destructive outcomes and urges national unity. It calls for support from former allies and all citizens who wish to maintain current policies and secure achievements of a stronger America.
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America
Taft Predicts Victory Amid Indiana Delegation
Cincinnati July 28 William H Taft spoke to Indiana editors at his home saying Representative Watson will win and Republican electors will prevail in Indiana He urged party cohesion despite dissensions and stressed the need for organization and vigilance to harness popular support on Election Day.
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Indiana
Taft
William H. Taft
Representative Watson
Watson
Bryan to discuss speech today in Lincoln
William J. Bryan returned to Lincoln after four days away in Chicago and Omaha. He enjoyed Ak-Sar-Ben initiation fun in Omaha and hinted he might travel to Chicago within two weeks if his presence is desired by the campaign executive committee. He read Judge Taft's acceptance speech and may comment for publication tomorrow.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Omaha
Bryan
Taft
Ulster Republicans Meet Nominates Gill for Surrogate
Kingston Ulster Republicans held their county convention the first since Governor Hughes signaled renomination. They nominated ex-Corporation Counsel Walter N. Gill for surrogate and urged Hughes to appoint him to fill the Davis vacancy. Ex-Congressman Smith urged Hasbrouck for a state ticket slot and praised County Chairman Elting for reclaiming Ulster County for Republicans.
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Ulster Republicans
Hughes
Ulster County Republican Club
Walter N. Gill
Charles Davis
Saugerties
George J. Smith
Wister County
G. D. B. Hasbrouck
Supreme Court
Philip Elting
Ulster County
Brooklyn election official demands resign Kleb from anti McCarren faction
Commissioner John T. Dooling, head of the Board of Elections, summoned August Kleb, a Brooklyn clerk earning 1.40 dollars, to his Manhattan office and pressured him to resign from political activity. Kleb, leader of the anti McCarren faction in the 19th Assembly District, agreed after a brief argument.
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John T. Dooling
Board of Elections
August Kleb
Taft and Bryan Invited to Speak in Denver Fair
Denver July 28 Invitations have been sent to William H Taft and William J Bryan to speak at the Interstate Fair and Exhibition in Denver in September Upham to meet Sheldon in Chicago July 28 F W Upham assistant treasurer of the Republican National Committee will
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Taft and
Bryan
Denver
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Go to New York on Friday to confer with treasurer
The note states a trip to New York on Friday next to confer with the treasurer George R. Sheidon about pending financial matters.
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New York
George R. Sheidon
Ratify McKinley Choice in Party Leadership Shuffle
Representative William B. McKinner of Illinois nominated Charles G. Dawes former Controller of the Currency as treasurer with Henry Casson sergeant-at-arms to serve as assistant secretary. Sherman, Cannon, Sher man Tawney and Loudensinger conference in New York set the arrangement and telegrams to Taft and Burris sought quick approval. Congressman John W. Dwight of Ithaca called at the Sherman home.
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William B. McKinner
Illinois
Charles G. Dawes
Henry Casson
House of Representatives
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Cannon
Sherman, Tawney and
Loudensinger
Executive Committee
William H. Taft
Raines Declines Candidacy For U S Senate Or Governor
Canandaigua New York July 28 State Senator John Raines announces he is not a candidate for either United States Senator or Governor. He says he may seek re election as temporary president if the next Senate is Republican and notes a constitutional clause restricting legislative civil appointments.
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Republican Party
United States
Philippines
Congress of the United States
Canandaigua
N. Y
John Raines
Raines
Chicans Law District
Senate
Mack Takes Up Campaign Work in Buffalo
Norman E. Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee arrives from Chicago with J. K. Burton to begin campaign duties in Buffalo. He plans to open headquarters in New York City and coordinate eastern efforts while avoiding direct control over New York State. He notes finances are not his responsibility and does not rule out Pacific Coast HQ later.
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