Foraker and Taft in Ohio Lincoln of the Times
A 1907 column recalls Joseph Benson Foraker and William Howard Taft as pivotal Ohio figures in national politics. It praises Taft for the square deal and contrasts wealth with public sympathy, noting Roosevelt’s influence and predicting Taft’s likely 1908 presidential bid.
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May American Boy opens with summer boat scene
The May issue features a vivid power boat illustration on the front cover and promises summer pleasures for healthy readers. Serial chapters continue, boating and sailing are highlighted, and articles cover Eskimo boys in Alaska, fish catching tips, club news, and building strength. Over 66 illustrations. Subscription $1 per year from The Sprague Publishing Co. Detroit Michigan.
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Washington Letter on Taft Ohio Campaign and labor unions
The Washington Letter discusses President Taft and the Ohio fight with the White House watching closely. It notes labor union opposition over Taft's remarks about Moyer Debs and Hayward, and potential impact on the campaign. It also mentions possible White House talks with John Mitchell and the Western Federation’s influence west of the Mississippi, plus a historical Cheyenne incident illustrating Taft’s blunt rhetoric with crowds.
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