Taft and the Rise of American Pacific Commerce
An essay praising William H. Taft as a constructive force in expanding U S influence in the Pacific. It cites open door policy in China, the Philippines, coaling stations, and the move of battleships, framing Taft as architect of America’s Far East trade and diplomatic strength. It argues for continued Republican policy to seize Asia’s markets and warns against Democratic retreat.
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United States
Pacific Ocean
China
Philippines
Pacific
Atlantic
Spain
Asia
Japan
America
Orient
William H. Taft
Shanghai
Taft
Far East
Europe
Congress
Democratic Party
Young voters face high stakes in policy choices
The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues that voters born after 1904 have the most at stake in policy since their careers are ahead. It contrasts Bryan era economic policies with today, urging young readers to weigh wages, protections, and national conditions for farming, manufacturing, and mining.
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Ane
Bryan
Cleveland
Republican Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
The Tide of Prosperity
A historical rail of industrial wealth forecasts growth in prosperity and employment. It predicts a rising population and demand, with better wages and living standards driving higher quality fabrics and stronger structures. It argues for global market expansion while protecting the domestic economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ S. Sherman
Davis says no hope for Democracy and Parker wastes time
The report cites Henry Gassaway Davis saying the Democracy has no hope and that Parker wastes valuable time on speeches. It also notes Governor Hughes commanding substantial Democratic support in New York State, as observed by the Springfield Republican.
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Henry Gassaway Davis
Parker
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hughes
New York State
Springfield
Republican
Taft and Bryan clash over government control
A fragmentary Omaha Bee clipping notes quotes about Taft and Bryan. It hints at an accusation or defense regarding government ownership or control and political rivalry, with terse, unclear phrases reflecting a political debate stance from the period.
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Taft
Mr. Bryan
Ghip -Ralment
Omaha
Republican Party Endorses Action and Progress Across Eras
The Republican National Platform portrays the party as action oriented and responsive to national needs. It highlights support for industry, labor, a gold standard, the Isthmian canal, anti-cruelty in Cuba, trust curbs, rail regulation, and rate laws, aiming for peace and prosperity at home and respect abroad.
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Isthmian Canal
Cuba
America
Republican Party
Campaign Expenditures Scrutiny Across Parties
Gov Hughes cites reforms by the New York Republican legislature in 1908 restricting corporate political contributions and lauds Republican-led measures on campaign funding while noting some Democrats also supported reforms. He asserts neither party has a spotless record and calls for broad federal disclosure and accounting of donations.
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Bryan
Republican Party
New York
Congress
Democratic Party
Labor Rift in Gompers Bryan Appeal Aims at Labor Vote
John P. White, ex-president of the Iowa United Mine Workers, cites harsh labor conditions in Alabama amid a coal miners strike. He reports arrests and shootings of workers, with ninety one Mine Workers Association members jailed for union membership. Alabama remains under Bryan Democracy control.
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Democratic
South
John P. White
Iowa United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers’ Asociation
Albia
Iowa
Alabama
Membe
The
Mine Workers’ Association
Bryan Democracy
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