Republican Father Rural Free Delivery Debate
The piece argues for rural free delivery as a national benefit, praising Republican policy and its expansion. It claims it strengthens the nation, aids education, and binds city and country, while warning Democrats about deficits and shifts in policy. It emphasizes the system’s long-term self sufficiency and broader public redistribution of goods and knowledge.
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Whstow
Nillen
Republichao
Furt Mall
Republican
Hele
Fond
Colley
Rural Free Delivery Aim in National Service Debate
A historical argument favors rural free delivery, urging further funding and higher carrier wages. It claims the system reduces rural isolation, boosts intelligence and readiness, and helps national defense by supporting a mobile, informed populace. The piece cites McKinley on delivering information and notes potential savings without sacrificing service.
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Connecion
Hepadlican
McKinley
Roosevelt earns privilege to grow beard in public life
The text notes President Roosevelt has earned the right to keep a beard in the current role. It reports that the people have given him this right and that he has accepted and exercised it, reflecting public style and authority signals from the era.
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Roosevelt
Kanean City
Bryan Opposed to Public View of Free Silver Parity
Unpublished letters reveal W J Bryan, Democratic candidate, still tenacious on free silver at 16 to 1. Correspondence shows Bryan refusing public discussion while letters from Capt. Ross press him to reaffirm or rethink his stance, with Ross accusing Bryan of inconsistent positions over twelve years.
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W. J. Bryan
Rome
Janien Ross
Columbus
Ohio
Bryan
Tift
Cincinnati
Mr. Bryan
Timuti
Bevan
Mitch
Aryan
Carpaigns Ii
B. Ross
Ron
Bryan Pefuses
Yap Ross
Jane
O. Jane
Capt
Ross
Jon
Taft Seeks Concilatory Path in Industrial Strife
Mr Taft argues that most capitalists and labor leaders are becoming more conciliatory toward each other. He notes a large middle class among both sides without prejudice and urges a conservative, temperate stance to avoid destructive industrial conflicts as the panic lingers.
Mr Hryan's Unante Rooard and Democratic Candidacy
A fragmentary critique cites the Democratic candidate as unfit for high office. It argues that Bryan’s past advocacy and proposed policies show vision and danger, urging voters to weigh his character and platform against promises of governmental guarantees.
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Igh
Rocney
Bryan Hus
Philadelphia Press
Swedish American Clergy Back Taft in Minnesota Opinion
Swedish American clergymen across cities express strong support for Taft in the Republican ticket. Ministers from Chicago Red Wing Evans ton and beyond praise Taft as capable and best for national policy, while voicing concern about Bryan. The article notes broad church backing and urges Taft for continued reform and stability.
Bryan Campaign Funds Ties to Wall Street Backers
A 1900 Parker canal fund link is alleged to tie Bryan campaign financing to Wall Street interests. The piece accuses Bryan of accepting and not refunding $15,000 traced to Atteast Delmont and Thomas B. Ryan, alleging connections to Belmont and Ryan as corrupt financiers.
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Bryan
Wall Street
Sid
Tyan and
Belmont
Parker
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Braun
Nebraska
Atteast Delmont Aid
B. Ryan
Pettigrew
Ryan
Back to Taft says reader switches to Taft in World letter
Jonathan Rigdon of New York writes to the New York World admitting a prior Bryan endorsement but changing support to Taft. He argues a Taft victory would yield a cooperative cabinet and swift action to restore prosperity while a Bryan win would face a Republican Congress blocking policy. He claims Bryan lacks Panama, Philippines, and military knowledge. New York, Sept. 20.
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Taft
Nelson
Tai Econ
Hess Sien
Olson
Tart
Bryan
Dres Dent Roosevelt
Adair Fruit
Omaha
Tusborg
Calunes
Mich
Carl PD. Eoblom
Andaver
Carl Almin
Trun Miuntil
J. B. Hitt
Neowin Grove
Nek
Newunn
New Britain
Poin
Feyan Tatt
Tete
Bevin
Farsberg
Almin
Atebiginning Distriets
Ekhales
Roowvelt
Bryan Tntia
Newman
New York World
Senate
House
Root
Strouse
Garfield
Cortelyon
Wat
Panama
Philippines
Jounathan Rigdon
New York
Patterson's Opinion of Bryan in 1808
Henry Watterson criticizes William Jennings Bryan as a boy orator and political faker. He claims Bryan travels the country with grand promises of free silver, while showing ignorance of basic facts from U S history and failing to meet presidential material standards for Kentuckians.
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Atterson
Bryan
Henry Watterson
Willi J. Bryan
Kentucky
United States
Lme
Kinsall
No clear event or person in text
Transcript from the People Herald notes a debate between Bryan and Roosevelt policy proposals. The text advocates Roosevelt policies as a more attractive option than Bryan’s. No specific date, place, or organization is provided.
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Bryan
Peorle Herald Transcript
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Chicago
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Cuba
Phillip Hines
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Red Wing
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A. P. Fons
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Ellicott
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