Taft on National Subjects and Republican Leadership
A collection of quotes attributed to Taft delivered in multiple cities including Columbus Cooper Union Boston Cleveland and Kansas City. The statements touch on courts taxation tariffs imperialism party leadership and the role of government in economic policy. He defends protective tariffs, opposes free trade, supports a navy as peace insurer, and stresses restraint on trusts while praising Lincoln and Republican discipline.
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Columbus
Ohio
Broyer
Cooper Union
New York ‘City
United States
Boston
Mass
Cleveland
Philippines
Democratic Party
Billy
Greensboro
Bryan
Renubil
Abraham Lincoln
Kansas
City
Inrgi
Kansas City
Kaneas City
Retirement Threatens Supreme Court Composition
An article discusses the impact of multiple retirements on the Supreme Court and the danger of increasing vacancies before a new President. It notes potential shifts in court balance and stresses the responsibility of the President to fill seats with patriotism and careful consideration.
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Supreme. Court
Roosevelt
Sasticun
Colorful North States tourney rhetoric and race note
Article fragment discusses a segregated event and race commentary in a Northern state context. It references a tourney, a segregated audience, and the implied impact on colored brethren amid election talk and social tension. Names and precise details are unreadable.
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Honal Hope
Frogy ii
Daallce
Ehaty
Fragmented OCR political note on labor movement
Fragmented text discusses reactions to a political stance on labor organization and public parks. It mentions opinions on voting and the role of organized groups in national movement and labor. Names and concrete details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Taft Seen as Ideal Presidential Choice for Supreme Court
The letter extols William Howard Taft as a model candidate to appoint Justices, praising his personal character, legal training, and independence from partisan bias. It argues Taft will safeguard the Supreme Court’s traditions and integrity while criticizing Bryan and Roosevelt. The piece notes contrasting views on monetary policy and election loyalties in the context of 1912 politics.
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Ofoh
William Howard "Taft
Mr. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Acta
Supreme Court
Taft
Suardian
Taft Portrayed as Clear Speaker by Filipinos
A report describes Mr Taft earning praise for his ability to present points plainly to Filipino audiences. He used simple language and a visual zigzag drawing to illustrate contrasts, impressing listeners with direct, easy to follow explanations.
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Taft
Iim
Mr.Taft
Mr. Taft
Taft's Reply to Bryan Sparks Early Campaign Row
The piece quotes Taft denouncing Bryan with intimate insight into his motives and career. It notes Bryan as a persistent rival lacking official responsibility, and it suggests Taft aims to present a strong contrast in the presidential contest.
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Bryan
Mr.Taft
Nebraskan
Taft
Aftar
Tutt
Words vs Tacmps Promises Run Through Baltimore
Fragmented OCR text from Baltimore American outlines legal actions and penalties. Mentions promisers, corporations, illegal acts, refunds, and fines totaling about 5000 dollars amid shippers and convictions.
Sunshine Patriot or Traitor The Haskell Controversy
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle letter condemns Mr. Byrne for desertion and treachery toward supporters. It accuses him of wavering on principle and labels him a sunshine patriot aligned with Wall Street interests, challenging his past crucified Christ rhetoric and warning of public disfavor.
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Froud
Haskell
Beran
Levent
Yan Taye
Bryne
Joseph
Egypt
Wall
Capes
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Fareige Paley
Mary
Nompatiton
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Norman BW. McPhats
Troy Times
Aemin Peon
Ness
Ryan
Yerit
America
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Hetort
Demncrney
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Baltimore American
Caitel
Ogainee Ralironte
Mita
Mt. Haskell
Rochester In
Democrat and Chronicle
Ianapane
Jude Talcone Rieke
Wmunay
Tom Campalan
Root
Saratoga
Cathomie
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