Rural Free Delivery Praised by Republicans in 1908
A 1908 supplement extols Rural Free Delivery as a Republican achievement. It cites substantial growth from 1897 to 1908, covering 29 270 routes and serving over 16 million people. The piece argues free delivery modernizes farming, boosts markets, improves roads, and strengthens rural life under GOP policy.
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Vortomes Department
Prasidade McKinlay
Agutem
Merrice
United States
Public Service
Buckner Attacks Bryan and Nebraskan in Taft Endorsement
Kentucky Democrat General Buckner criticizes a Nebraskan foe and backs Taft as a president with suitable training. He denounces rival policies, urging party unity, and questions the construct of certain reform agendas while praising Taft’s qualifications.
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Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
Sound Money Democrat
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Brean
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Organized Labor for Taft Sees Taft as Pro-Law Advocate
Benjamin Chapin of New York and leaders from the Order of Railway Clerks and related unions say organized labor supports Taft. They praise his impartial administration of law and pledge to pursue the interests of labor within constitutional bounds, expecting Taft to act on his stated commitments.
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Benjamin
Chapin
New York
Taft
Te Order of Locomotive Engineers
Lackawanna
J. F
Conway
Legislative Board
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Mr.Taft
United States
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Gratitude of religious sects to Taft praised in Manila
John R. Mott of the YMCA lauds Judge Taft for aid to religious organizations in the Philippines and notes the improvements under American governance. He cites stable government, suppression of crime, sanitary advances, and vast educational growth led by American teachers and Filipino instructors.
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John R- Mott
International Committee of the Youngs ‘Men's Christian Association
Taft
Phillippines
Philippines
Manila
Mr. Mott
Far East
Ike
United States
Philippine Islands
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The fragmentary OCR text mentions a presidential topic but lacks clear names, dates, or events. It reads as garbled notes about a professor and a pet, with no verifiable details to form a coherent news item or summary. No identifiable people or organizations are established in readable form.
New York Surgeon, Democrat, Switches to Taft Support
Dr. A G Gerster, famed New York surgeon and Democrat, will vote for William H Taft. Born in Kasna Austria fifty years ago he trained at the University of Vienna and now serves at German Hospital Mount Sinai and the New York Poly Clinic. His shift reportedly influences thousands of countrymen and fellow Democrats.
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Dr. Gerster
Taft
New York
A.G. Gerster
East Seventy-f1th Street
William H. Taft
Countie
Mbeo
Assetent
Democratic
Hepublicss
Gerster
Kasna
Auatria
University of Vienna
Apatsias
Mountsical Hospital
Mergery
Polyclinic
Order of St Joseph
Tariff Debate and Economic Effects in Early American Trade
The article discusses tariff duties and their impact on government revenue and various sectors. It references imports and exports, luxury versus necessity goods, wage effects, and the presidential election context, noting how protection influences farmers, workers, and industry in the United States.
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Farmura
Ife
Thesia
United States
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