Local Land Notice Names Officials and Prosecutions
A terse historical notice lists F. E. Payne as permitted on the lands of wed and declares that all dictatorial actions by officials will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Names A. Coolidge H. La plaugh J. A. Shaw J. F. Lister Abbie Macomber appear as participants or officials associated with the decree.
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A. Coolidge
H. la
Plaugh
J. A. Shaw
J. F. Lister
Abbie Macomber
Range
Lincoln
Nebraska
Joe Teres
Newton Hart
Henry Jones
Rgd
A. Pasion L
Ricuwosa
Vialatim
Toagland & Hoagland
Lite
Attra
Pacific Fleet Open Door Policy Voyage Marks Era
The world cruise of eighteen modern battleships under the Republican policy to project and protect U S interests departs Hampton Roads on December 16 1907 and sails around the world to return to the Atlantic next February The aim is to demonstrate constructive naval strength and advance Open Door diplomacy with Latin American and Asian nations, led by President Taft and Secretary of War or Roosevelt era rhetoric.
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Amercan
Moomoveli
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Hampton Roads
San Pranelaco Tlarhor
Connecticut
Louisianea
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Minsouri
Gearelia
New Jersey
Rhode Laland
Virgina
Alabama
Alinola
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Ohio
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Ritesie
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Puget Sound
Virginia
Colorado
Miryland
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California Oy
South Dakota
Pacific
Washington
Pennersee
Mhin
China
Australia
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Gibraltar
Republican Party
South America
Latin America
Republic
North
United States
South American
Europe
New York
Rio Janeiro
St. Louis
Roosevelt
California
Oregon
Louisiana
Texas
Cera
Grunt Whruggie
Wien
Japan
Jean
Chu
Widdow
Megritiiena
Williw Howard
Taft
Orient
Shanwhai
Flelats
Atalemt International
Toft
Tie
Democratic Inconsistency Cited By Greensboro Letter
A Greensboro reader from Mon. Win. HL Tage argues Democrats accused of waking declarations against trusts and railroads while opposing reform in government, criticizing Republicans for adopting promised platform principles.
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Aguinet
Atcoho
Republican Party
Ito
Win. HL Tage
Greensboro
North Carolina
Taft Speaks on Ethical Reform at Columbus
William Howard Taft urges higher business integrity and public morality as a sign of national pride in Columbus, noting a quickening of the public conscience amid prosperity and abuses needing remedy.
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Wm. HL. Taft
Columbus
Postal Savings Plan Aims to Establish Government Banks
The Postal Savings Bank plan proposes a nationwide system of government backed savings depositories. Accounts open to anyone aged ten, with deposits earning interest and protected from seizure or taxation. Postmasters will log deposits, issue pass books, and funds may be routed to national banks at a minimum rate of 2 percent annually.
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United States
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Congress
Secont i
Hodder
Postmaster-General
Postmaster General
Secoretary of the Treasury
Attorney General
Taft Injunctions Endorsement by Labor Leaders
A call urges labor leaders and members to read Taft s injunctions and recognize the laws and practices of responsible inter organizational fairness. The piece extols Judge Taft s principles as protecting wage workers employers and the public, contrasting them with mob rule and corrupt corporate influence, and pairing President Roosevelt with the critique.
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Taft
Inter Organization
Erie. Ing
Roosevelt
Taft Described as Statesman with Conscience by Borah
Senator Borah lauds William H Taft as a seasoned, duty driven statesman. He praises Taft’s legal training, 11 years on the bench, devotion to order and justice, and unblemished private life. The remarks hail Taft’s firmness, patriotism, and grasp of constitutional checks and balances amid a wide Republican praise.
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William H. "Taft
General Election Notice in Nebraska County October 1908
Notice announces November 3 1908 general election at local polling places for eight presidential electors governor and other state offices plus several constitutional amendments. Open from eight in the morning to six in the afternoon. Also includes a hunters notice barring hunting on described land owned by Jake Colmala n.
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Bork
Lincoln County
Nebraska
Magnuson
Workman & Dory Borty
Nowegier
Workman & Lwrryberry
Mawansen
Corwih _ Jenkins
Workman & Dereeberry
North Pintie
Nebraskan
Oelock
Man
Workman & Herryberry
J. O. Henan
Annie M. Peniston
Faali
Dudwe
Incoln
Netraska
Sald
North Platte Tribune
Loreal
Bie
W. C. Elder
Jude
A. D
Justice of the Peace
Permanent
Supreme Court
Supreme and
District Courts
F. RR. Bnauorr
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L. C. Drost
Oateopathic
McDonald State Bank
Schatz Clothing Store
Thone
Aled Trag
T C. Patterson
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Cor
Front
Dewey
Tae
Ida
Partment
F. E. Payne
America
Ment
Riara and Stripes
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Cockran
W. Teveke Cooke
Deadhony Char Otter
Sappont
Bryan
Faye
Postal Savings Banks
Senator Borah
Idaho
Boston
Ita
James 8. Sherman
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Topeka
T Lous
Wlyve Dewyeret
Okober
A- M. Lock
Loeyer
North Fepete
Carl W McOrew
North Matte
Beethan
Finchpal
North Platt
Overtiner
Haetalmant
B.C
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A. Rudolph
William HH. Welty
Catherine M Miller
Wenry F
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Dohor Regus
Jake Colmalan