Four Great Facts Justify Republicans Keeping Control
A Republican appeal argues four great facts show the party secured prosperity through platform pledges. It credits progress in commerce labor and infrastructure, notes opposition to Democratic policies, and claims 12 years of Republican progress versus Democratic inaction in the run up to the 1908 elections.
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Quotable Taft Sentence Echoes In Campaign Memory
The Topeka Capital highlights Taft’s remark on presidency amid political compromise, noting it as a virile historic utterance. It emphasizes lasting impact on future campaigns and memory in American history.
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Taft
Senator Foraker
Topeka
Roosevelt Responds To Bryan In Public Dispute
Theodore Roosevelt contends Bryan's proposed anti monopoly measures are impractical and ineffective. He argues his own deeds against monopolies outweigh words and accuses Bryan of wanting the presidency to aid corporate interests.
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Taft
Theodore
Ransevelt
Bryan unlike Lincoln in campaign tactics
Vice Presidential candidate Sherman denounces Mr. Bryan for using Lincoln’s name to win votes. He argues Bryan’s supporters align with those who opposed Lincoln and opposed emancipation, warning such tactics disgrace the memory of the Union's savior and invite political backlash.
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Lincoln
Aesop
Bryan
Republican Party
Sherman
Rock Island, Ll
Public Welfare speech excerpts from Governor Hughes
Governor Hughes argues in South Bend that Bryan's 1896 loss would have doomed his candidacy. He emphasizes progress, honest administration, and dedication to the public welfare. He states commitment to stable honest enterprise and to serving the Republican party to achieve these aims.
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South Bend
Ind
Bryan
Republican Party
Bryan the Free-Trader Stance as Free Trade Advocate
The piece recalls William Jennings Bryan as a free trade advocate who supported the Wilson Gorman tariff act of 1894. It argues the act harmed wool growers and broader industry, reduced sheep numbers and wool value, and damaged wages and employment, asserting Bryan remains aligned with free trade and free silver.
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Cleveland
United States
Wiliam J. Bryan
Uni
Shall the People Rule Taft Bryan and the Big Stick in 1908
A historical clipping voices support for William Howard Taft over William Jennings Bryan with references to 1900s politics, the Monroe Doctrine, and Roosevelt policies. It cites letters from Baltimore and New York readers urging Taft’s election to keep progress, bank reform, and a strong foreign policy.
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Editor
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Europe
Japan
Roosevelt
Louis Shapiro
Democrats Dodge Bryan Bank Deposit Plan in Congress
Judge Walter I. Smith recalls the 1900s currency debate where Williams of Mississippi pressed for a bill with a national bank deposit guarantee. Democrats largely abstained or failed to support the Williams plan while aligning with the Republican measure, underscoring indecision on the bank deposits guarantee.
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Walter I. Smith
Jno. S. Williams
Mississippi
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Tiryan
Demme
Ma Kahn
California
Democras
Roosevelt urges Taft election with Republican Congress
President Roosevelt writes to William McKinley urging citizens to back Taft for President and a Republican Congress. The message stresses harmony between executive and legislative branches to continue seven years of policy, warning a hostile Congress could thwart Taft.
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Taft
Williaue E. McKinley
Republican Congressional Committee
National Republican
William Tf
Republican Congress
Yatt
Congress
Big Western Bank Deposits In Kansas Banks
Deposits in Kansas state banks rose to a record high of over eighty three million dollars as of September 1, ten months after the panic. In eighty days deposits grew by about eight million dollars at a rate near one hundred thousand dollars daily. National banks likely showed a similar gain.
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Big Western
Kansas
Topeka
Taft Pledges to Continue Roosevelt Policies in St Paul
Mr Taft telling a large St Paul audience that if elected he will pledge his energies to carry Roosevelt policies, promote honest business, and enforce the law for all citizens from the humblest to the wealthiest.
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Mr. Taft
St. Paul
Sam
Bryan’s Tainted Alliances Across States Exposed
The Omaha Bee recaps Bryan’s shifts with influential figures tied to Standard Oil interests and Democratic power brokers. It traces alliances with Sullivan Democrats, New York trust promoters, and state leaders, noting past denouncements followed by later endorsements and coordination in campaigns.
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Democratic National Committee
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Mois
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St. Louis
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Bryno
New York
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Mr. Bryjin
Denver
Watt Should Stand By His Resolution Not To Answer
Philadelphia Ledger urges Mr Watt to adhere to his original resolution and not respond to every state demand made by Bryan. It says give Mr Bryan time and he will deny them all himself.
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Watt
Bryan
Philadelphia Ledger
Haskell Idea Seen Through Novel Fragments
Fragmentary remark notes Haskell as a figure whose value lies in illustrating new surrounding ideas. The piece treats the figure indirectly, hinting at broader literary or philosophical context without definitive statements.
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