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Sisseton Weekly Standard in Sisseton, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
9
Taft Rise From Public Service to National Leader
A portrait of William Howard Taft detailing his early career from Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Hamilton County to Collector of Internal Revenue for Ohio. It covers his ascent via the Superior Court bench, Solicitor General, and federal judgeship, highlighting key cases and his lasting friendship with Theodore Roosevelt shaping his path to the presidency and the Roosevelt policy on monopolies.
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Hamilton County
Miller Outeast
Ohio
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Offic
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TH. PB. Lloyd
Campbell
Cincinnati
Taft
Foraker
Jude
Superior Court
Harrison
Cleveland
Dutieult
So- Mcllor
United States
Great Britain
Patt
Joseph TH. Choate
Reed
Tatt
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service
Mr. Taft
Washingon
Ohlo Om
Sixth Federal Circuit
Supreme Court
Thay Aedonice Pipe Company
Toonevelt
Hia Addyatone
Roosevelt
Ont
American Bar Association
Detroit
Mrs Taft Drives Presidential Drive From Hot Springs Visit
A profile of Mrs Taft portrays her as the dominant force behind her husband’s campaign. She seeks the presidency for him and works from Hot Springs Virginia to influence strategy and public support. Her unwavering energy and influence are presented as guiding questions for the state’s future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Laya Dow
Taft cites Puerto Rico Philippines trade gains in policy critique
Taft argues the colonial policy has added about one hundred million dollars to trade and could triple or quadruple it if markets in Porto Rico and the Philippines are opened further. He frames present policy as beneficial yet questions its long term justification. He spoke in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Ion
Wm. H. Taft
Cleveland
Ohio
Taft Campaign Spotlight From Bristow Speech
Bristow in Independence Kansas lauds Taft as the best equipped presidential candidate. He praises Patt as a model judge and lauds Taft’s roles in the Philippines and Secretary of War, citing Panama Canal work and health conditions as proof of administrative genius.
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Kansas
Judge Taft
Joseph L. Bristow
Independence
Kan
Taft
Hughes
New York
Bourke Cochran
Patt
McKinley
Philippines
Secretary Taft Builds Cuban Self Government
Secretary Taft led U S intervention in Cuba after 1900, creating a provisional government to establish a constitutional framework and a functioning administration. He guided Cubans through constitutional concepts, teaching self government as the United States prepared to turn over a fully organized system to them.
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Guba
Philippines
Canal
Mt. Taft
Cuba
Havana
Noo
Jay
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Wnitwl Stites
Mr.Taft
Havanary
Why Taft Seeks Convictions On Trust Managers
Hon. Van. H. Taft speaks in Columbus Ohio about why some unlawful trust managers have not yet been convicted. He supports imprisonment as a deterrent but notes prosecutions and injunctions already in place are shaping business methods nationwide.
World Cruise of the Battleships Frames a Republican Policy
The article hails the 1907-1908 world cruise of American battleships as a bold, long range policy by the Republican Party. It notes the fleet’s route from Hampton Roads to the Pacific, its 18 battleships and multiple cruisers, and the aim to strengthen Open Door diplomacy while linking North and South America and signaling a future naval force. It emphasizes Taft and Roosevelt support, the broader geopolitical intent, and the disciplined conduct of the voyage amid hopes for better trade and regional influence.
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Roosevelt
Atlante
Helenoorits
Hampton Ready
Horn
San Francisco Harbor
Connecticut
Louisiana
Maine
Missouri
Orgln
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Virginia
Alabama
Tlinois
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Ohio
Minnesota
Kansas
Vermont
Pacific
Republican Party
South America
Latin America
Republic of the Narth
United States
Europe
New York
Rio Janeiro
St. Louis
California
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
China
Japan
Uncle Sam
Philippines
America
William
Taft
Orient
Shanghai
Mr. Taft
Republics
No Place Like America Swedes Return to Adopted Land
Swedes who left the United States during industrial downturns are returning from Europe, sparked by patriotic appeals and Sweden's rising living costs. Many found higher wages abroad but similar living margins and social restrictions, prompting them to settle again in America for a lifelong stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Lusitania
New York
Lad
Sweden
Sons of
Ocean
America
Taft Pledges to Advance Roosevelt Policies in Congress
A positive declaration by William H. Taft seeks to reassure Roosevelt supporters. He promises when elected to devote full ability to constructive work and to suggest to Congress the means by which Roosevelt policies can be clinched.
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William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
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