Stained glass campaign issues and polar hopes in Taft era
The piece notes stained glass as a potential campaign issue, Gary optimistic on steel prospects, Peary heading to the North Pole to bring back a sample for President Taft, Taft drawing a large Sunday crowd, Vardaman in Denver delivering anti Negro rhetoric, Gruber earning recognition as a Denver delegate, and the district electing a forceful representative to the Committee on Resolutions.
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North Pole
Taft
Gruber
Denver
Bryan Guffey feud rattles party power players in Ohio and Pa
The text portrays Guffey backing Bryan with money and gifts while opposing his nomination, labeling Bryan as selfish and domineering. It notes reactions from Hearst supporters, socialist references, and a Pittsburgh workers’ rebound, plus Bryan’s denunciations and Guffey’s party-elected status amid the convention dispute.
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Hearst
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Chicago News on Vacation Excursions Delight Readers
The piece portrays summer vacations as popular escapes from heat. It contrasts home life with noisy trains and steamers, crowded scenes, and picnic textures, noting the lure of lakes, scenery, and meals on the go while warning of next day fatigue.
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Chicago
B&e
Fies
Wage Earners and Political Debate in Ohio Convention
A Republican platform emphasizes protecting labor, eight hour public works, and stronger labor laws while contrasting Taft Roosevelt and Bryan positions. Dispatches from Put-in-Bay report General Hellingsworth addressing the Ohio State Bar Association and critique of federal decisions amid a split Ohio Democratic party.
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Putin Bay
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A. Hellingsworth
Cadiz
Ohio State Apsociation
Thomas
Paxton
Cincinnati
Bar Association
Taft
Courts and federal state rights clash cited by Hollingsworth
In remarks criticized as humiliating to the profession Hollingsworth warned that rights depend on whether relief is sought in state or federal court. He cited contrasting federal and state decisions and urged unity against Bryan’s tactics to unseat delegates, warning of long-lasting harm to government.
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State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Unseat the minority at the convention sparks fear of all-majority rule
The writer warns against a majority party unseating minority delegates using the Bryan method, arguing it would destroy representative government. He compares the tactic to Boss Murphy’s actions at the New York Democratic State convention and contends such tactics threaten fair process if Republicans seek to unseat Democrats.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
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Boss Sullivan
New York
Republican National House
Heritance Party
Congress
Ios
Provisional Verdict in Billville Jury Delivers Humorous Not Guilty
The Atlanta Constitution reports a provisional verdict from a Billville jury: not guilty until three square meals and six quarts of coffee are provided. The jurors, described as locked up and hungry, joke about their conditions while delivering the verdict.
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Billville
Atlanta Constitution
Political clash over Taft GOP platform and anti Bryan tactic
A lengthy convention critique argues Republican aims under Taft, cites protectionist policy as the tariff’s drive on prices and trusts. It casts doubt on anti corruption claims, condemns currency legislation, and notes Bryan's nomination dynamics at the Democratic gathering with delegate counts and first ballot math.
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