Four Great Facts Justify Republican Party in 1908
A Republican campaign text argues four key points: pledges of 1800 fulfilled, ensuing prosperity, the fallacy of Democratic principles in 18, and gains from expansion of commerce and influence. It credits protectionist tariffs, gold standard, Panama Canal control, and rural free delivery with national progress and labor protection.
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Republican Party
United States
Pyrom
Republcan
SOG
Cuba
Panama Canal
Wader
Department of Commerce
I Do Not Care for the Presidency If It Comes by Compromise
The Topeka Capital quotes Judge Taft saying he cannot accept the presidency if it requires compromise on principle with Senator Foraker or anyone else. The remark stands as a notable virile political utterance in American history.
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Taft
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt Responds To Bryan On Reform Plans
Theodore Roosevelt argues in a letter that Bryan’s advocated measures would be ineffective and would plunge the nation into confusion. He contrasts his own views with Taft’s deeds and accuses Bryan of courting corporate interests while proposing utopian reforms.
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Mer Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan versus Lincoln: a failed campaign comparison
Vice Presidential candidate Sherman at Rock Island denounces Bryan for likening himself to Lincoln. He warns such tactics mislead voters and draw on the memory of the Civil War era leader, saying Bryan relies on forces that opposed Lincoln and emancipation.
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Lincoln
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Tosefar
Bryan
Sherman
Rock Island
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Bryan the Free-Trader Stands To Day As He Did In Congress
The article urges William Jennings Bryan’s enduring free trade stance linking him to the Wilson Gorman tariff act of 1894. It attributes to Bryan strong advocacy for the bill while criticizing Grover Cleveland and detailing alleged harm to farmers, wool growers, and industrial workers from the act and its repeal.
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The Public Welfare Speech on Honest Governance
Governor Hughes laments imagined 1596 disasters if Bryan won. He pledges progressive, honorable administration and calls for public welfare via honest enterprise. He asserts dedication to the republican party as vehicle for these aims and urges proportionality amid partisan politics.
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Bryan
Republican Party
Shall the People Rule Tune and Political Verse
A poem and clippings voice support for Taft and Bryan rivals, urging continued popular rule. It includes verses praising honest banking, critiques of Bryan, and endorsements of Taft with notes on 1900s U S politics and foreign policy warnings. The piece cites Baltimore American and World editorials in a dated patriotic tone.
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Democrats Faced Vote on Bank Deposit Plan in Congress
Judge Walter TL Smith recalls a currency bill debate describing Democrats divided over a measure promising a national bank deposit guarantee. The record shows 62 Democrats abstained or were undecided as Republicans backed their bill, while most Democrats did not commit to the plan.
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Roosevelt Urges Taft Backing for a Republican Congress
President Roosevelt urges voters to elect Taft and a supportive Republican congressional majority. He argues harmony between president and Congress is essential to continue policies of the current government and warns of a calamity if a hostile Congress blocks Taft. The appeal targets William McKinley as Republican Committee chairman.
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Taft
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Republican Congressional Committee
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William H Taft
Congress
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Dig Western Bank Deposits Reach Record State Total
Deposits in State banks of Kivisia on September 1 exceeded all previous totals at over eighty three million dollars. In the ten months after the luel coll the deposits rose steadily. Over the eighty days between calls the deposits grew by about one hundred thousand dollars daily, netting an eight million dollar increase. National banks may show a similar gain for the same period.
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Kivisia
Mionthia
Topeka
Taft Pledges to Uphold Roosevelt Policies in St Paul
In St Paul, Mr Taft vows if elected he will mobilize all energies and abilities to confine the Roosevelt line, pledging to make finance honest and to keep many men within the fold, underscoring unity with supporters amid the grand audience.
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St. Paul
Bryan's Shifting Alliances Taint His Moral Stand
A critical review traces William Jennings Bryan’s political ties to Standard Oil allies and Democratic insiders across states. It cites connections with Roger Sullivan, Wingy Connors, Pat McCarren, Belmont, and others, arguing a contrast between his lectured morality and observed associations.
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Charley” Murphy
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W. D. Sheehan
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
United States Senate
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Taft urged to avoid answering every state meet title
Philadelphia Ledger notes Taft should keep to his initial resolution and not respond to each Bryan question. It argues giving Bryan time would allow him to deny all inquiries himself.
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Bryan
Phiindelphla Ledger
Huxkell In Time Elf Noted For Portrayal Of Bryanto Circle
A fragment from the New York Globe cites Huxkell as illustrative of the kind of men Mr. Bryanto chooses to surround himself with, described as a figure of limited time value but meaningful as a gauge of associates.
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