Taft Election Debate Shapes Industry Firms Rally
The Nutlens Asswelathen of Manue facturers show unity as they close a caned of Ate RM cae tiers and push for policy that favors railway supplies and industrial growth. The canvas by Medi et Jester notes optimism for near term trade, with rising steel plant activity and improved economic indicators.
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Harmon and Finley in a Row over Temperance and Rose Law
A turbulent dispute ties Harmon and Finley to Rose county option law and temperance notes. Harmon travels to New York and Cincinnati while claiming confidentiality but clashing with campaign managers over speaking engagements and a supposed no issue stance on temperance laws.
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Rose County
Judson Harmon
New York
Jetter
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Jeter
Ted
Ry” Demcrits
Finley
Ploley
Harmon
Columbia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Carnegie Hall
Fintvy
Cincinnati
East
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Prices Under Democratic and Republican Rule in 1896 and 1908
Article compares farm product prices in New York during the first week of June under two administrations. It lists wheat, corn, oats, lard, pork, wool, and cotton with figures showing lower values in 1896 and higher values in 1908, followed by a claim attributed to Mr. Bryan that farmers want a change.
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New York
Bryan
Harmon island of Dem revolt hurts Harmon campaign
Prominent Cleveland Democrats abandon Judson Harmon citing his disdain for party reform and ties to Bryan foes. Letters to Harmon from supporters accuse him of backing privileged interests, dodging questions on referendum reform and loyalty to the party. Peter Witt signs the critical note calling for accountability.
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Judson Harmon
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Harmon
Héeter Witt
Klarmon
Judson Huron
Cincinnati
Bryan
Onto
Louie
Bernard
Loule
Cluctumuti
Dave “Sen
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Ross and
Garber
Peter Witt
Harmon Lines and Ohio Tax Debate Highlight Rail Interests
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate Judson Harmon, receiver of the C H D railroad, faces criticism over railroad rates and corporate aims. He argues rates are inadequate for security returns, while Republicans enact two cent fare laws. The piece questions whether voters should entrust Harmon with tax collection duties as governor. Bryan defends Haskell amid party disagreements.
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Harmon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Submerged classes alarm England faces old observer
Fragmentary item from the Louisville Courier Journal discusses fears of social progress and emerging classes in a protectionist England. The text features garbled names and phrases, referencing Rome, Cincinnatus, and a rural scene with a plow and a batterer, all in a confused, obfuscated style.
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Free Trade
England
Tax Payers Please Take Notice from Darke Co Treasurer
Taxpayers are instructed to remit their exact tax amounts by mail with property and ownership details. The notice lists payment windows from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. and directs use of office envelopes and deposit certificates. Daniel Burns, Treasurer, Darke County, Greenville Ohio, dated October 1, 1908.
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Ohio
Guaranty bank law misnomer sparks campaign debate
An Oklahoma gu aranty bank law is described as a risky, state backed fund scheme. Critics say it shifts losses to honest depositors while insulating failed banks. The piece critiques Senator Bryan and Governor Haskell touring Ohio, alleging the plan merely compounds dishonesty by socializing risk across banks. The analysis questions the law’s real effect and departs from state backing.
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Bryan
Denver
Haskell
Ite
Frank Lee
Muskogee
Union of
National Banka
Naonal Banka
Ohio
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