Prominent Defections From Bryan Continue Across States
The report tracks Democratic defections from William Jennings Bryan to Taft and Sherman across cities like Chicago Richmond Baltimore and North Carolina. Prominent figures such as Prentice Barrett George R. Wills Leigh Bonsall and others announce or imply support for Taft, citing concerns about Bryan's leadership and party direction.
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Chicago
William Preoties
Batte
Tutt
Bryan
Deneen
St Wen
Prentice
Chitago
Dumie
Denver
Wwe
Prenties Chides
Sullivan
Joe Galleys
John J. Barrett
Democratic Party of
California
M. F. Tarpey
Barrett
Baltimore
George RB. Wills
Potter Hoard
Wile
Tift
Poet Gent
United Seater
Witlle
W. A Garrett
Evler
Boubaard Ale Line
Mfr
Guerec
Republiccan
Garett Sage
Noth
Taft
Southorn Bates
Alabama
Bevan
John M. Semper
Batimore
Selin Board
Leigh Bonan
Democratic
Bonsu
Democracy
Priso
Lye Democracie
Venable
Mtr
Ashlewmuan
Waldo Newcomer
National Exchange Bank of Baltimore
Newcomer
Frederick R. Coudert
New York
3. B. Smith
Simeons Hardware Company
St. Louis
New
Denversey
Chronicle
Tafts Service to Labor cited in Taft Taft era debate
A political article from Topeka Capital discusses Judge Taft and his labor rulings. It highlights how Taft shifted labor rights from doubt to clear protections, contrasting conservative and liberal views and quoting praise from labor and Democratic observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Taft
Tabor
Jere
Tutt
Baw
England
Inbar
Universal penny postage gains as 2 cent rate under GOP plan
Article describes an Oct 1 1908 start of a two cent universal postage rate between the United States and the United Kingdom and other nations. It highlights Republican support, cites Sixth Universal Postal Congress inputs, and notes savings for foreign-born residents and direct letter costs, with ongoing aims toward global adoption and broader international mail reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORDA
Postal Administration of
Great Britain
United States
United Kingdom
G. Vv. L. Meyer
Pagmaster
Universal Postal Commions
Universal Postal Congress
Rome
Italy
Berne
Switzerland
United States Postofice Department
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
J. Henniker Heaton
England
America
Brrth
Whitelaw Reid
Court of St. Jamon
London
Mer
Reid
Heaton
Atlantic
New York
Calcutta
Manila
Unit 4
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Canadas
Mexico
Cuba
Panama
Rene Universal
United State
Posi Einer
Bina Eomni
Sana
Guy
Teiplant
Republican Party
Welten States
Ceir
Redcott
Gugland
Heputilcan
Australia
New Zealand
Egypt
Germany
Fran
South Africa
Japan
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Unites States
Europe
Bryan's Policies Destructive to Trusts and Prosperity
The text contrasts Roosevelt and Bryan in 1908 style, arguing Roosevelt favors regulated trusts to curb abuses and preserve prosperity, while Bryan seeks to destroy the trusts outright to root out evils. It frames Bryan as destructive to business and regulation as Roosevelt aims for lawful operation and national prosperity.
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Roosevelt
Bry An
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
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