Taft Campaign Tour Amid Crowds and Cheers in Iowa
Taft, Cummins, and Dolliver led a day of campaign stops in Muscatine Ottumwa Oskaloosa and Des Moines with large crowds and lively exchanges. A Morning Sun reader delivered a Pearl Button box and a song for Taft. Debs rode the red special to Milwaukee where Taft and Debs shared the same platform briefly. Voters will register on October 5 6 10 or 12 between 7 am and 10 pm.
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Mr. Taft
Taft
Muscatine
Women's Club
Cummins
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Major Lacey
Des Moines
Dolliver
Dawson
Smith
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Eugene V. Debs
Milwaukee
Mr. Debs
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster Heads Republican Women Dept
Washington September 25 Mrs J Ellen Foster of this city was appointed head of the woman's department of the Republican campaign today She will go to New York immediately to direct the department and send out women to advocate the Republican ticket Two women will depart from New York headquarters Miss Helen Varick Boswell and Mrs Foster participate in the campaign plans
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Washington
J. Ellen Foster
Seth Low to speak in Western states in October
Former Mayor Seth Low’s Western itinerary moves forward with talks in Wheeling West Virginia on October 6 Clarksburg West Virginia October 7 Athens Ohio October 8 and Columbus Ohio October 9 The schedule continues with Indiana and Illinois dates arranged by Chicago headquarters Dr George Edward Reed president of Dickinson College Carlisle Pennsylvania will campaign for Taft and Sherman Starting the week of October 5 he will tour Indiana and Ohio for two weeks Senator Julius Burrows will speak in Pittsburgh October 6.
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Seth Low
Low
Wheeling
W. Va
Clarksburg
Athens
Ohio
Columbus
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
George Edward Reed
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Penn
Taft
Sherman
Julius Burrows
Pittsburg
Sherman the Pipers for Sound Money in New York Speech
Republican vice presidential contender James S Sherman addressed travelers at Union Square, arguing Bryan dodges on the gold standard. He urged support for Taft and a strong gold standard, citing U S gold reserves, bond earnings, and U S industrial progress under Republicans while warning against free silver.
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New York City
Sound Money League
Union Square
Sherman
Bryan
United States
Mr. Sherman
Manhattan Hotel
Joseph W. Congdon
Jonas Langfield
J. L. Sheppard
George F. Vietor
William G. Webb
William H. Fletcher
Charles F. Homer
Franklin Allen
Walter Scott
William A. Power
John T. Cutting
Isaac Augsenheim
Charles W. Kohlsaar
Frederick H. Wilson
League
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Republican Party
National Treasury
Europe
New York Financial Chronicle
England
France
Germany
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
America
Egypt
United Sta
Republic
Aryan
Treasury Department
Taft
Congress
Poe
Republican Notification Today in Brooklyn Nomination Events
Governor Hughes and the Republican slate will be notified of the Saratoga convention at the Union League Club Brooklyn this afternoon at 4. He will accept the nomination tonight at Clermont Avenue Rink and speak at Academy of Music and Prospect Hall. An array of officials and clubs will escort him, with speeches by Wadsworth Garfield Prendergast Young and others, ending with supper at Hamilton Club.
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Hughes
Union League Club
Brooklyn
Clermont Avenue
New Academy of Music
Prospect Hall
State Committee
Academy of Music
Williams Battery
Almer R. Larson
South Brokleyn
Garfield
Department of the Interior
Wadsworth
Register
William A. Prendergast
Richard Young
Travis
W. M. Calder
Hamilton Club
Beveridge Explains Trusts at Carnegie Hall Campaign
Senator Beveridge spoke at Carnegie Hall as Taft and Hughes led the Republican campaign opening. He argued big business benefits workers, attacked Bryan’s license plan, and urged amendments to Sherman and railway rate laws while praising Roosevelt. The crowd cheered, and Hughes was praised as reform leader.
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William Howard Taft
Hughes
Carnegie Hall
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Bryan
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Beveridge
America
Ryan
Association of Southern Democrats
New York
Democratic Party
Senate
Mr. Taft
Sherman
Dixie
Depew
Bevereidge
Union League Club
Seth Low
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
Low
Jim H Important home news letter at General Post Office
New York officials report a notable home news item involving Jim H and a letter addressed to the General Post Office. Max Heald is cited in connection with the matter as the article notes postal handling and local interest.
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Jim H
General Postofice
New York
Max Heald
Boston Telegram Defends Haskell Against Oklahoma Claim
A Dublin New Hampshire telegram from Ethan Allen Hitchcock former Interior Secretary to The New York Weekward counters Governor Haskell’s assertion about the Standard Oil Company grip on Oklahoma politics. Hitchcock states the Interior records will prove the allegation false.
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E. A. Hitchcock
Interior Department
Boston
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Dublin
N. H
Associated Press
New York
Teverners
Oklahoma
Department of the Interior
Heskell
Business Men Plan Big Parade on October 3
National headquarters announced that Republicas and anti Hrvyan business men will stage a large parade on October 3. The Business Men Kean Association leads the effort. At a Thursday meeting Charles A. Moore declined reelection. EB. A. Drake was elected secretary treasurer. Charles H. Sherrill became first vice president and George Tof was named secretary treasurer with A. E. Drake as assistant secretary and treasurer.
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Republicas
Kean Association
Charles A. Moore
EB. A. Drake
Charles H. Sherrill
Geére
The
Insurance Club
A. E. Drake
Senator Scott Enthusiastic Over West Virginia Support
Senator Nathan R. Scott and RNC Chairman Hitchesck reported West Virginia backs the Republican national ticket in November. Beate Swisher praised unity with a single candidate for Governor and urged full party loyalty to Taft and Sherman, asserting harmony across the state.
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Nathan BR. Scott
West Virginia
Hitchesck
Republican National Committee
West Virginie
Beate
Charles W. Swisher
Charleston
Taft
Sherman
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