Achievements of Republican Party Echoes Across Campaign
A long stream of claims extols the Republican Party’s history and aims praising progress, internal improvements, labor protection and strong national governance. It catalogs Democratic attacks and fears of “Abolitionism” and “Military Despotism” to argue for GOP virtue and national stability.
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Tutt Mauler
Innllonp
Ie Nli
Om Front
Bryan
John Thy
Tovtebon
Michigan
Republican Paeby
Am Frou
Republican Party
Steve
Mie
Na Honma
Republican Record Praises Lincoln and Taft Sherman Victory
A long, impassioned defense of the Republican Party extols Lincoln era achievements and the party’s governance. It highlights land grants, the Pacific railroad, currency reforms, civil rights acts, pensions, reciprocity, statehood to western territories, tariff protections, and social welfare measures, urging support for Taft and Sherman in November.
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Pacific Railroad
Union
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Meyers States
Circuit Court of
Kansas
Nebraska
Nevada
North
South Dakota
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Panama Canal
America
National Monetary Commission
Army
Postal Savings Banks Seen as Safer Deposit Protection
The Denver Republican reports debate on deposit protection. Mr Bryan proposes banks insure each other, while Taft favors postal savings banks with direct government responsibility. Proponents say government as banker eliminates losses. critics warn against compulsory guarantees without consent and impractical cross-liability among banks.
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Postal
Bryan
Taft
Postal Savings Banks
Bryans
Postal Savings Bank
United States
Denver
Hearst Resigns From Iroquois Club in Sarcastic Letter
William Randolph Hearst withdraws from San Francisco's Iroquois Club, denouncing the Democratic Party as divided and claiming there is no true democracy. He contrasts "Bryan party" with past Democratic ideals, mocks current platforms, and ends with a farewell note urging club members to keep pace with their political mule.
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Bryan
San Francino
Witlin Maudfieph Hearst
Hearst
Abe Association
Inequoi# Association
San Francico
Democratic Party
Cleveland Democrats
Parker Democrats
Bryan Democrats
Froquoia Cink
Alr
Ulmont
Dr. Gringle
Democracy
Kenulhe Democracy
Iroquois Club
William Randolph Hearst
Bryan's Plan to Curtail Trusts Sparks Economic Debate
The piece critiques a proposal attributed to William Jennings Bryan to curtail corporate output by 80 percent and force dissolution of monopolies. It argues such drastic measures would shrink total production, trigger mass layoffs, and harm consumers, while noting Bryan’s rhetoric contrasts with Taft's more evolutionary stance.
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Bryan
Plonver
Planver
Guper
Perta
Taft
Agwest
Bet Clip
Brooklyn Engle
Labor Capital Interplay for Production at Cooper Union
In a statement delivered at Cooper Union New York City the speaker argues that labor needs capital to secure the best production. The analysis suggests capital expanding faster than labor grows improves wages and expands employment opportunities across industry.
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Westh
OL ‘Tutt
Cooper Union
New York City
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Republiea
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Sietla
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