Democrats in Demoralized Nation Drift From Bryan to Taft
A nationwide wave of defections from Bryan to Taft is recounted with details of prominent Democrats across states like Massachusetts New Jersey New York Maine Missouri and Georgia joining anti Bryan blocs. Notable figures include Ferdinand Strauss C H P Gould Eugene Walter Leake Irving K Baxter and Jerome Hill, among others, signaling a broad shift toward Taft Sherman.
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Taft and
Sherman
Bryan
Massachusetts
Taft
Ferdinand Strause
C. H. P. Gould
Lyons Falls
Mr. Strauss
Old Bay
Taft Eugene Walter Leake
Congress
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
William H. Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Judge Taft
New York
Cleveland
Harlem
Nebraska
John KR. Dos Passos
William B. Davenport
Brooklyn
Kings County
Taft-Sherman Lawyers’ Club
Irving K. Baxter
Utica
Maine
W. H. McLaughlin
Scarboro
Haskell
St. Louis
J. D. Hougemas
Denver
Colo
Houseman
St. Joseph
W. F. Tavis
Frederick N. Judson
Sal Clareeres
Birmingham
Ala
Baltimore American
New York Evening Post
Atlanta
Georgia
Jerome Hill
Tennessee
South
Chattanooga
Lee
William Weems
Frederick, Md
Weems
Joh St. Dorsey
Baltimore
William E. Hooper & Son Company
Simon Buckner
Palmer
Bidah
The Admitted Supremacy of America
An editorial praising American workers and manufacturing prowess linked to Republican policies. It argues U S workers outperform others due to living conditions and wartime industry leadership. It credits the Republican Party with higher wages and protection from European cheap labor and urges votes to maintain these conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Europe
Function of Next Administration Judge Taft Emphasis
Judge Taft argues the next administration should avoid grand statutes and focus on detailed machinery to aid executive oversight. The aim is to ensure swift, clear enforcement so business interests know when they cross legal lines and face prosecution for flagrant, detected violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
St. Louis
Lea
Democrats Pick Cabinet Off Ice for Taft in Philadelphia
Some Democratic papers recognize the situation and suggest cabinet choices for President Taft, noting Taft could best handle the task himself, as observed in Philadelphia.
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Bowbells North Dakota
Notice is hereby given that a mortgage from George Lee Ewing and Ida Ewing to G J Bickford dated April 11 1906 and recorded April 19 1909 in book 57 of Mortgages Deeds page 152 will be foreclosed by public sale at the Minot courthouse Ward County North Dakota at 2 o clock pm on December 12 198 by the sheriff to satisfy the debt including principal interest taxes and attorney fees The property described is the west half and southeast quarter and east half of the southwest quarter of section 20 township 149 range 1 west in Ward County ND including all fixtures and appurtenances.
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George Lee Ewing
Ida Ewing
G. J. Bickford
Mortee
Register of Deeds
County of Want
North Dakota
Gale
G. L. Shexronn
C.F. Pierson
Howbells
Timen
Martrase
Charles A Macke
Minot
Wardaul
Ween
Yale
Bickford
Notice of Mortgage Sale and School District Bids
Notice describes mortgage foreclosure action against Charles A Macke and May Mackey in Ward County North Dakota with public auction at the county courthouse to satisfy debt, interest and costs. It also advertises sealed bids for Foothills School District No. 107 to erect a schoolhouse in Lignite North Dakota with bid opening November 30, 1908. Bids require bonds and compliance with legal terms.
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Foothills
Ward County
N.D
Towneship
Range
Clark
Meyer Lumbeer Company
Lignite
N. D
Foothills School District
E.G. Downie
Nea
Renale
Notice of Land Claim Hearing in Minot District
Land Office Minot North Dakota October 1908 Henry Smart of Bowbell North Dakota filed notice to prove final five year claim for sections and townships described. Final proof set for November 26 1908 before U.S. Commissioner Paul S. Ware at Flaxton North Dakota. Witnesses listed include Dugh McGillinay Newport North Dakota Frans Wale New York Baybere Bryant Bowhsite Ne De Winburrown Howbella McGallan Revlat 1 28 30 Nov fi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Henry Smart
Bowbelle
J. D
Dearhbad
Paul S. Ware
U.S
Flaxton
de Winburrown
Howbella
D. McGallan
Sar Coatland
Rasmus M. Hanson
Rowbells
N.D
Principle Meridian
John A. Bird
Kenmare
N. 1
Christian Christiansen
Adolph Hansen
Adolph Rasamusxen
Johe
Bowell
Native land claim notice from Minot land office
U S Land Office Minot North Dakota October 4 1908 Charles B Mowers Bowbells ND filed for final five year proof to establish claim to land in section 2h township 102 range, witnesses listed Paul Ware U S Commissioner Plaxton ND and Bowbells residents Chaylie Swartz Peeed Aulfarth August Kraft Clinton Rogers. registrant LD McGahi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Minot
N. D
Charles B Mowers
Bowbells
N.D
Aw, Ky
Jaruce Row
Merktian
Lan
Dewiched
Paul 8
Ware
U. S
Plaxton
Chaylie Swartz
Peed Aulfarth
August Kraft
Clinton Rogers
L. D. McGahi Register
Wet
Iskivinth
Nery
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T. G. Mandt
Webber
Defiance
Emerson & Moline
Gilbert Q
Juve
M. Miender
Minot, North Dakota
Just
Dean & Co
Thompson
Nelson
Caanot
Solid South
McKinley
Webb Davis
Lou Angeles
Chicago
Taft and Sherman Club
Franklin MacVeagh
Frank H. Jones
American Trust and Savings Bank
America
A. L. Doe
Bowbells, N. D
Dr. A. M. Limburg
Movius
J. W. Lenfest
C. J. Campbell
P.O
D. C. Black
Krueger’s
Andrews & Andrews Lawyers
Gourts
Bowbells,n. D
A. W. Movius
LAW, Lands & Loans
C. E. Pierson
First State Bank
Bowbells Tribune
E. C.'Mahoney Auctioneer
Piles
Steysnav Nina
John O. Norlin
Prop
McVicker
Charles J. Kopriva
T. M. McCord
Chamber of Comme
Duluth
Minneapolis
Dr. Shoop
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