House cleaning in politics grips parties in split clash
A heated exchange roils the campaign as Roosevelt and Hearst attack Taft and Foraker while Haskell and Dupont exit Democratic ranks. A Cincinnati telegram to Roosevelt urges swift removal of several corporate-linked figures, spotlighting pressure for a trusted, clean government led by Bryan and Harmon in a pivotal election.
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Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Federal
Harrieman
George B. Cortelyou
Wall Street
Roovevelt
Servic
Haskell Urged to Proceed Against Bryan Backers
Governor Haskell faces charges urged by William Randolph Hearst as Roosevelt's stance is cited. The piece supports pursuing action against Bryan allies while defending Bryan as representing the people against trusts. It argues for accountability of Hearst and even the president, depending on action outcomes.
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Hinsél
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
Witten
Dryan
Bryan
Mrr
Haskell
Tian
Roosevelt narrows plan choices in public life
President Roosevelt positions himself between Foraker Kryan and the impartial judge as he nears a decisive conclusion. The outcome weighs on which path gains approval and public support, with observers noting the pressure to pick a broadly acceptable option.
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Roosevelt
Foraker
Kryan
Watande
Mable
Governor Faces Corruption Charges In Campaign Push
A jittery political climate surrounds Governor Hive as opponents allege a large corruption fund to influence the campaign. The governor denies coordinating with Democrats and Liberties League allies while claiming fear tactics are used to frighten voters.
Bread and political pressure mark Ohio campaign noises
The piece attacks Governor Taft’s supporters and the Anti Saloon League, arguing funds misused and pledges not kept. It denounces President Roosevelt’s influence on party nominations and warns of rising bread prices in Cincinnati as a sign of Republican plans. The piece ties labor ire to national politics and questions who governs.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Thomas Sawyer
Spivey
Victor Lock and Safe Company
Hae
Muadare
Roosevelt
Eyesigut
Hive
Hyuor Inter Ole
Democratic Party
Eit
Miehase
House
Campalen
Liberty League
Areria
Dige Harmon
Tawa
Personal Liberty League
Hangin
Tegins Lotere
Brrad
Cincinnath
United States
Mr. Taft
Foraker
Chamber of Conmerce
Taft
People or rulers debate fuels Maine referendum spark
The article argues whether the people should rule or rulers govern, citing Maine's initiative and referendum adoption and contrasting with national politics. It notes Maine Oregon and Oklahoma as examples, criticizes Republican leaders for blocking widespread direct legislation, and references a Berlin report on New York’s population ranking.
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Ron Main
Republian
Maine
Saime
Oha
Milne
Oregon
Oklahoma
Tepub'lian
Ohio
Repub'l
Campaign letter seeks funds for Democratic ticket 1902
A scanned plea urges readers to donate to the Democratic National Committee in support of Irvin Kern and Peoples Rule. It claims government by the people is essential and accuses rivals of bought influence, calling for nationwide contributions via The Mirror to fund the campaign.
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Bryan and Kern
Democratic National Committee
Kraven
Bryan
Mary
Bryan Mays
Iyyan
Imsopln
Irvan, Kern and Peoples Rule
America
Norman
Mack
Democratic National
M. GC Witpmore
National Finance Committee
Haskell
Treasure
Chicago
Bopt
Demonrahe
Nation
N. Mankell Tremyurer
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Nidewastern
Marathon
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Yokohama
Japan
Toon
W.W. T. Smith
Curtis Morrow
F. Tittelbaugh
John G. Stark
Henry Leiter Samuel Greasap
A. H. Trout
Miles Longshore
W. ©. Wottring
W. 8. Spencer
C. L. Justice
T. D. Bowen
CILAL
OS Freeman
Samuel Bader
George Weldemaidr
V. H. Hinklin
National
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
John W. Kern
Indiana
James E. Campbell
Butler
Joudbon Marmon
Hamilton
David L. Rockwell
Portage
Jd. H. Newman
Miami
GO. B. Okey
Franklin
Hugh T. Mathers
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T. D. Hogan
Jackson
Supreme Court Clerk
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Licking
David Eley
Ashland
Board of Pub Works
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Bernard Doran
Perry
John A. McDowell
Holmes
Joan J. Lentz
A. Hoskins
Augluize
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C.G. Wiant Bookseller
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Congress
Lew Flocken
Marion County
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Elf
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Democratic Committee
Dupont
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Republican National Committee
Powder Trust
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the Treasury
Theodore Hoarevelt
White Hower
Washington, D
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New York ,New Haven and Hartford Railroad
William B. McKintey
Milnol
George KR. Sheldon
Morgan, Hare Viiian
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Bell Telephone Trust
Brownville
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Hood
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