The Party of Youth and Progress in the Nation’s Future
The article defends the Republican Party as the party of youth and progress, praising past performances and predicting a brighter future under Lincoln era leadership. It discusses education campaigns, labor prosperity, and the goal of restoring business confidence, urging readers to vote Republican to secure economic improvement and national advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Willie
Abel
Moshe
Eiasismma
Eouset
Fk Boie
Hepublican
Fife
Himgelf
Bryanlsin
Silwir
Patt
Strauss
Teva
Stenus
Iryi
Stara
Stixtus
Doyelerly
We The People Rule Fights Fractured Meeting Drama
A garbled report chronicles Bryan Cordial Murphy Cold and a New York delegation showing little enthusiasm during a meeting. References to Lincoln era figures and a fraught scene on the campaign trail hint at tense exchanges and competing loyalties as supporters and observers react to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Cordial
Murphy Cold
Fingy
New York
Labor Turns to Taft in Cincinnati Conference
Convincing evidence came from the Cincinnati conference last week with Judge Yuft, Oscar Straus, and T. V. Powderly, discussing dangers in the fallacies of Mr. Bryan. The session focused on labor issues and Taft’s stance, signaling a shift in labor politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Cincinnati
Yuft
Oscar Straus
Commerce and Labor
T. V. Powderly
The
Knights of Labor
Railroad Men for Taft Form Taft Club in Columbus
Ohio railroad workers establish the Railway Men's Taft Club in Columbus with over 900 members. George J. Moxes elected president and fourteen vice presidents named for each railway division entering the city. The group plans active campaign work to promote Taft and spread his propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Ohio
William H. Taft
Columbus
Railway Men's
Taft Club
George J. Moxes
Taft’s Remarkable Climb Through Narrow Hole Demonstrates Resolve
A ship bound for Manila carries Taft Ambrose O’Brien and Burke. Taft attempts a grueling ladder crawl through a ten foot hole above deck. Despite warnings, the 285 pound secretary slides halfway through, then squeezes through and lands on deck to cheers. The episode highlights Taft’s enduring determination and stamina.
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Mr. Taft
Filin
Monit
Philippine Assembly
Ambassador O'Brien
Tokyo
Thomas Burke
Atte
Taft
Burke
Unee
Judge Burke
Mr.Taft
Republican candidates Edward Fullington and Charles Green for state offices
Edward M Fullington a Union county born Republican auditor candidate with farm roots and war service, held state bureau roles and deputy auditor duties before 1904. Charles C Green born 1878 Columbiana county rose from office boy to cashier in state treasury, named Republican treasurer candidate, married with two children.
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Edward M. Fullington
Republican Party
Union County
Isa
Kenson College
Bank of Marysville and General Business
Democratic Party
State Bureau of Inspection
Auditor of State
Fullington
Wilson
de Camp
Wishw
Charles C. Green
Cameron
McKinnen
Mr. Green
Columbiana County
East
Liverpool
State Treasury
McKinnon
Green
Denman shaped as attorney general candidate and Politico notes
A. G. Denman Republican candidate for attorney general was born in 1868 at Willahire in Van Wert county Ohio. He studied at multiple normal schools, taught, led Wiltshire high school, graduated from Michigan law, and served as Toledo city solicitor. The piece also discusses Thomas L. Hisgen and Taft waning Democratic alignment, with comments on Bryan and regional voting patterns before the 1912 election.
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A. G. Denman
Genera
Willahire
van Wert County
National Normal University
Northern Indiand Normal School
Wiltshire
Law Department
University of Michigan
Toledo
Seventy-fifth Ohio General
Thomas L. Hisgen
Hearst
Taft
Mr. Hisgenen
Democratic Party
Bryan
Independence League
Greenville Journal Subscription Ad for Darke County Readers
An advertisement promotes the Greenville Journal to Darke County families with pricing of 1.00 per year and 60 cents for six months inside the county, 1.15 out of county. It claims the paper provides about 2912 columns of reading annually, highlighting affordability and volume of content.
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Charles E. Hughes
Prison Ship Martyrs Association
Brooklyn
N. Y
William J. Bryan
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
the Party OF Youth
MR. Conners
Ascotage
Eve
Charen
F Murphy
Berore
Cameran
Unger
Dove
Oundreda
Tumwany Reader
Aucowosaind Py
Lewisite
Prancte
Hurtoy Marrison
War Fara Liteietm
Urands
Thayer Shobare LE Lion
Dale Cabatin
Paneet Iierates
Cincoln
Murphy
Kemockey
Sith
Hun
Duc Ube
Misti
Ihlah
Eisel & Lung
Davide
Mtr
Iuad
Amy Murike
Lew
Ielai
Eaniye
Tooket
Heung
Bramaned
Tom
Groening
William Jrenings
Bryao
Ryan
Fairview
Piqua
U. G. Denman
Kipp
Grmenville Tatoval Bank
Gerenville, Oig
John H. Koester
Turpen
F.T. Conkling
Caubler
T.a.maber
Aas
Adelbert Martz
Asn’t
Buat
Teicheral
Greenville
Patterson
Alverton Crowell
H Garrison
H. Browder
Merk. Hoard
Kaaminers
Paccuten Youth Than Now & CO
Orton
Bukeete Gharyt
Waslington
E Lawrence
Insurance
Gorette
Adureya
A. Jobes
Attorney
Anderson Block
Journal
Darke County
Ville Journal
Furnish
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