Popular Demand in Roosevelt Third-Term Drive
The Roosevelt funding effort for a possible third term totals about $1,000,000 with critics alleging payments to delegates and wage schemes in several states. Prominent backers include George W. Perkins and Frank A. Munsey, among others, with Roosevelt claiming substantial personal wealth since returning from Africa.
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Taft
George W. Perkins
International Harvester Company
United States Steel Corporation
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank A. Munsey
Gifford Pinchot
John K. Tassof
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
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Chase Osborne
Truman Ht Newberry
Michigan
Chauncey Dewey
Alexander H. Revell
Thomas Niedringhins
Walter Dickey
Missouri
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Africa
Roosevelt and Morgan Interests in 1908 Campaign
The article recounts Roosevelt’s tariff policy shifts at Aldrich and Cannon’s request, questions his stance toward Morgan Interests including the International Harvester and U S Steel groups, and notes Perkins as a key Roosevelt donor while McCormick backs the campaign. It depicts tensions over prosecutions and campaign funding.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Nelson W. Aldrich
Joseph G. Cannon
International Harvester Company
United States Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Morgan
Taft Resents Insults as Roosevelt Campaign Attacks Escalate
The Taft camp denounces misrepresentations and vilification from Theodore Roosevelt and allies. A Taft bureau statement accuses Roosevelt's faction of using a national platform to push socialism, calling for an end to the perceived persecution of President Taft.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
United States
Republican Party
William B. McKinley
National
Taft Bureau
Taft
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt
Sa Ahanto
Republicans Face The Call For A Third Term Controversy
A historical speech denounces Theodore Roosevelt as defying the unwritten law against a third term and branding his platform as unrepublican. It argues party jeopardy at the Chicago convention and asserts the president will win the nomination, noting past support patterns in Indiana New York Pennsylvania and other states.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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New York County
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New Hampshire
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Wisconsin
Roosevelt Attacks Penrose as Flinn Boss Recalled
Roosevelt counters with attacks on Penrose to divert from his Columbus speech and from William Flinn of Pittsburgh. The piece recalls Flinn as Pittsburgh’s boss until 1901 and alleges $21,000,000 in contracts surfaced in public records. Roosevelt reenters politics under the banner Let the people rule.
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Penrose
Flinn
Pennsylvania
William Flinn
Pittsburgh
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Boles Penrose
Bill Flinn
Matthew Stanley Quay
United States
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Allegheny County
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MI O NA Stomach Tablets Claim Quick Relief
Advertises MI-O-NA stomach tablets promising immediate relief from stomach distress indigestion gas sourness and heartburn. Claims include improved appetite and stronger stomach with testimonials and nationwide availability through druggists for a small price.
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