Taft on the stump praised for facts over flash
Telegraph report from Cincinnati dated September 13 outlines William H. Taft's campaign approach praising factual, simple language over Bryan's oratory. It notes Taft's steady progress from manuscript to extemporaneous delivery, praised by union miners and voters for clear, honest statements.
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Taft Campaign Tour Plans and Proposed Itinerary
Cincinnati dispatch notes William H. Taft plans to begin his campaign on September 23 if his wishes are met. He aims to meet with National Chairman Hitchcock after Chicago talks with Western managers. A Cincinnati rally by the National League of Republican Clubs is set for September 22, relayed by Arthur I. Vorys. Taft could address Kentucky Bankers at Lexington on September 23 and may extend to Tennessee, Nashville, Chattanooga, then St. Louis and Kansas City, with appointments arranged by Senator Crane and Rep. Burton.
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Cleveland
Taft Friend of Labor Promotes Welfare Over Millionaires
Secretary Straus recounts his Cleveland Democrat past and praises Taft's labor stance while criticizing Bryanism. He argues against government railroad ownership and bank deposit guarantees, cites Taft’s Philippines tenure and the Reys pardon as evidence of Taft’s labor policy.
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Hitchcock Goes West Again
Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee left for Chicago to spend today and tomorrow at the Western headquarters. He will likely return Thursday with a conference in Cincinnati with Mr. Taft, who will have his speaking tour arranged by Hitchcock and announced from Cincinnati this week.
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Maine voters face statewide race and liquor issue in election
Republicans claim Bert M. Fernald leads Maine Governors race with a 15 percent plurality as Democrats back Obadiah Gardner. Voters will decide Governor Congressmen State Auditor Legislature and two constitutional amendments on initiative and referendum amid a campaign focused on liquor policy and state taxation and business reform.
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Labor Union Balks At Democracy
The Central Trades and Labor Union in St. Louis voted 88 to 75 to adopt the Socialists' substitute for anti Taft resolutions. The substitute argues organized labor cannot endorse Taft but finds the Democratic faction in St Louis allied with Hawes Butler Kieley Snake Kinney elements Governor Comers of Alabama and Tammany's New York group no better than Taft's party.
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Comers
Alabama
Tammany
New York
German Chancellor von Billow The naval menace myth denied
The Standard prints a Norcester interview with Prince von Billow, Germanys chancellor. He says Germany fears invasion less than attack, notes Britain has not been conquered since 1066, and rejects claims Germany seeks naval world supremacy or to overturn British sea power. He cites Germany as a major nation with no war in 37 years.
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Revolt in Congo Reports Severe Uprising Near Antwerp
Passengers arriving at Antwerp from the Congo report a serious rebellion in the French Congo. Natives revolted and surrounded whites in one area. A relief force was dispatched, several engagements occurred, and many people were killed.
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Plans for Welcome in Japan to American Fleet
Tokyo plans a dense reception schedule for the October arrival of the U S fleet. Lanterns with the U S flag will adorn Yokohama and shops day and night. Officials say many courtesies are being arranged, including a potential garden party and officer dinner. Commander Dougherty handles U S arrangements with Captain Murakami aiding the reception committee. Railroads will run special trains to nearby historic sites for sailors each day. Souvenirs ordered reflect the strong goodwill between Japan and the United States.
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Australia Urges British Fleet Deployment to Australia
Melbourne reports Premier Alfred Deakin has asked Britain to dispatch a fleet to Australia as soon as feasible. He urges the fleet be as large as the U S naval presence at this port, aiming to reinforce defense.
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Resolutions At Peace Congress In Berlin
Representative Richard Bartholdt will introduce two resolutions at the Interparliamentary Conference in Berlin. The first affirms each nation's right to territorial sovereignty and calls for international justice to replace war. The second proposes a commission to study periodic peace conferences and a general arbitration treaty with mutual sovereignty guarantees.
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Hint of German tobacco monopoly in 19th century plan
Vienna reports Chancellor von Billow regrets Bismarck failed to establish a tobacco monopoly. In an interview published today he claims such a monopoly would have produced about 125 million dollars in revenue by now, suggesting Germany could have used the funds to ease financial difficulties.
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Mohammed el Torres Dies. Moorish Delegate at Algeciras
Mohammed el Torres, once Moorish foreign minister and chief of the Moorish delegation at the Algeciras Conference, died today in Tangier. The news notes his former post and role in the historic talks.
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Burglary at British Embassy Leads to Arrests
In Washington on September 13 burglars raided the British Embassy and stole from housekeeper Miss Clara Childs, including money and jewelry plus a gold watch. Police later arrested George Chism and William Owen, mechanics who worked at the embassy, as an investigation ruled out a theft of state papers. Both men protest innocence.
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Fires Sweep Ontario In Widespread North Fires
Toronto reports forest blazes causing heavy damage in Muskoka with Rosseau village at the heart of the worst fire since its founding. Fort William and surrounding areas face unabated bush fires near the city west end. Indian reserve fires threaten the region while smoke blankets districts and prayers for rain are said in city churches.
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Hearst Statement on Bryan Denials at Graves Nomination
William R Hearst of New York released a statement rebutting William J Bryan after Bryans denial of Hearsts remarks in the Graves Independence party nomination event. Hearst recalls Bryan at his house dinner and a hall conversation predicting a future Democratic nomination and one term, with mutual assurances of support.
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Bryan Meeting Set for Carnegie Hall Thursday Night
Final plans for the Bryan event at Carnegie Hall Thursday night were completed. Along with Mr Bryan, speakers include ex-Corp oration Counsel John J Delany ex Representative Francis B Harrison and Representative William Sulzer Herman Ridder will preside. Bryan will be Melbert B Cary's guest at 33 West 51st Street. Gary of Mexico mines and Ridgefield Conn is named as a possible Democratic governor candidate.
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Taft trust and railroads framed in campaign terms
The speaker argues Taft can enforce justice on railroads and trusts through strong federal supervision. He stresses fair treatment of shippers workers and shareholders, opposes government ownership, and cites Taft’s Addystone Pipe Line decision and injunction record as proof of steadfast duty and restraint.
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Taft as Defender of Workers and Public Rights
Theodore Roosevelt lauds Judge Taft's record as a defender of wage workers and public rights. He cites Taft's labor protections, injunction rulings, and pioneering employer liability stance as evidence he would be a president for all people, not a class. The letter mentions Conrad Kohrs and Mrs Kohrs, Montana notable figures, as close associates of Roosevelt.
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