Sunny Jim Sherman Rising as a Nation’s Planned Vice President
Utica welcomed James Schoolcraft Sherman after the Chicago nomination with a hometown tribute to a versatile and successful public servant. The article highlights his lineage from Revolutionary roots, long service in Congress, key speeches, and leadership on committees, painting him as a cheerful, capable statesman fit for the presidency if needed.
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Sunny Jim” Sherman
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Ohio
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Why the Republicans Should Win
Frank Hendrick argues the Republican party preserves liberty and national strength. He credits its Civil War unity, economic policies, and expansion efforts including canals and land development. The essay promotes Taft Sherman leadership, warns that a Democratic win would backslide.
Secretary Wilson Reports West Prosperity and Taft Support
James Wilson, secretary of agriculture, returned from the West with a cheerful bulletin. He cites excellent weather and crops, rising soil productivity due to better farming and education, and predicts continued economic improvement nationwide. He expects Taft to carry states Roosevelt won, aiding Republican prospects in the West. He plans a speaking tour for the Republican ticket, especially in New England.
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Question of Injunctions
The fragment appears to be a garbled query about injunctions. It mentions personal speech and a prompt to think, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or organizational details to summarize as a news item.
Taft Candidacy Endorsed From Gov Hughes Speech
New York Governor praises Taft in Youngstown remarks, highlighting a purge of selfish influence, fair laws, elimination of special privilege, free trade, political reform, and honest governance. He cites loyalty, broad sympathy, character and experience as proof of Taft's fitness.
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Bryan Attacks GOP Record with Fiscal Microscope
The piece argues Bryan targets Republican twelve-year governance, citing wartime expansions, the gold standard, and rail and corporate oversight as prosperity under earlier regimes. It defends Cortelyou's denial of a deficit, explains bond accounting, and notes Britain Germany and France tax and accounting practices as contrasts.
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