Sunny Jim Sherman A Versatile Utica Leader
James Schoolcraft Sherman, Utica lawyer and banker, rising Republican figure, is praised as a capable statesman and parliamentarian. The article lauds his family lineage, public service, and influential roles including advisor to Reed, chair of Indian Affairs, and future potential as second in line for the presidency.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
New York
Chietze
Shermin
Providence
Sherman
Sunny Jim
Ile
Josh Billings
Sunny Jim" Sherman
New Tortford
Utica
Mr.Taft
Llorato Seymour
Roscoe Conkling
Mr. Sherman
Whitestown Seminary
Namilton College
Thomas Brackett Reed
Skeed
Bth
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Ife
Jim
Whith
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Sunny Jim” Sherman
Ullca Trust and Deposit Company
Utica City National Bank
New Traftford Canning Company
Utica Ice Company
Congress
Chicago
Ufe
Question of Injunctions and Ex Parte Restraints
Justice Taft comments on re enacting the federal statute requiring notice and hearing before injunctions or restraining orders. He notes ex parte power has caused abuses in peaceable strikes and supports re enactment to curb injustices to laborers. Correspondence cited with Llewelyn Lewis of the Ohio Federation of Labor.
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Wm. H. Taft
Llewelyn Lewis
Ohio Federation of Labor
Why the Republicans Should Win Letter
A political message extols the Republican Party as defender of liberty and national unity. It highlights Civil War outcomes, economic policies, trust regulation, labor protection, tariff reform, currency stability, and infrastructural progress. The text frames Republicans as steady, principled governors with a record of national progress and a secure path forward. It contrasts with Democratic governance as ineffectual.
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Republican Party
National Wealth
Panama Canal
Custom House
Hill Endorses Bryan but Plans Further Statement
David B. Hill pledges support for Bryan but says he must say more than just I am a Democrat this year as reported by the Washington Post.
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David B. Hill
Bryan
Washington Post
Secretary Wilson Sees West Buoyant For Taft
James Wilson secretary of agriculture returns from the West with a prosperity bulletin. He cites bumper crops, high prices for old and new harvests, excellent weather and soil improvement from better farming methods. He predicts continued business growth and asserts the West favors Taft, planning a speaking tour for the Republican ticket, especially in New England.
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West
James Wilson
Washington
Department
Agricultural Colleges
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
New England
A Tribute to Taft Candidacy Speaker Support
New York Governor advocates for Taft citing loyalty to reform and impartial law. He praises Taft’s character, experience, and constitutional respect, urging support based on anti privilege aims and efficient governance.
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New York
Taft
Jlughes
Youngstown
William
Taft Speaks On I C C Powers To Rebuild Railroads
In Columbus Ohio Hon William Howard Taft states that the interstate commerce commission has full authority to determine current reconstruction costs to aid rate fixing. He emphasizes the agency’s power as essential for setting fair railroad charges.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Hon
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
False Charge of Extravagance in a Bryan Debate
An analysis of Bryan’s criticism of Republican spending over twelve years, defending the era’s record of prosperity, progress, and wartime gains. The piece praises Cortelyou’s defense and calls for modernized treasury bookkeeping while contrasting Bryan’s stance with a Republican administration led by Taft.
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Hughey Youngstown
Bryan
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rivo
Philippines
Germany
France
Great Britain
Cortelyou
Treasury
United States
Europe
Mr. Tatt
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Ie Ude
House
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Revenue Cutter Service
Congressional Campaign Committee
Sunny Jim Shine
The
Chicago Tribune
Frank Hendrick
Party of Expansion
Party of Progress and Prosaperity
Resere Co
Democratic Party
Party of Statesmen
William T. Tule
James
Senate
Myr
Brynn
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