Stern Favor for Taft in Arid West
A conservative tribute extols Taft and the Republican program for the arid region from North Dakota to the Plains. It lauds irrigation, home ownership, and national policy, praising Taft and Sherman as leaders who align with western development and the expansion of water power and resources.
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Dudge Taft
Republican Party
Firth
United States
Trevilon
Crete
Lwlekuin
Wren
Fils Union
Jane
Eesmathd
Nath Dakota
South Rakvota
Om Nolraska
Kansassia
Panhandle
Tutt
Tolley
Niles
Amerien
Providence
Taft
Japan
China
Philippines
South Sea Islands
Transcourt
Touking
Sherman
Independent Writer Sees Taft Support for Taft Candidate
Walter Wellman, Washington correspondent for the Ottergan Thcord, argues the Taft backers are growing. He notes Republicans are shifting belief that Taft is his own man and not merely Roosevelt’s proxy. The piece reframes Taft’s standing amid party splits and public opinion across the nation.
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Walter Wellman
Washington
Iterihi
Matt
Mialge Patt
Roosevelt
Cate
Kilehue
Taft
Taly
Shane
Shue Watt
Tay
Republica
Iim
Fragmented OCR notes on protection benefits debate
Fragmented text fragment mentions protection benefits and a discussion by an individual named Bryan, with garbled phrases about neuro questions and mirage of power. It references Antarrune and an average minder, but provides no clear event, date, place, or outcome.
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Tiawes
Chon
Lomes
America
Rega Bors
Bryan
Grant Club
R. H R. Rollins
High Street
Adilision
Am Busement
Biren
Mona Ram
Appeal 10 Christian Church Emphasizes Taft Missionary Work
A Chicago area preacher credits Judge Taft with promoting Christian civilization through Philippine policy and missionary effort. The sermon lauds Taft as best suited to explain the Philippines project and urges American Christians to support spiritual and material aid, praising Taft's leadership and sacrifice.
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Taft Loch
United States
Fudge Taft
Noosavelt
Philippines
Tulge Taft
Tait
Appanlte Church
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park Charel
Indianapollo
Ind
Tudge Tufts
Christian People of America
Latt
Church of Atmerion
Jesus Christ
Att
Taft
Dewey Giiles
Manila
Thoda
Wisslowby Bishen
India
Ghab
Nathan Danor
Cevain
Prue
Altay
Roosevelt Policy Platform Promises Administrative Strengthening
The platform pledges adherence to President Hongevelt policies and vows to carry out work during this administration. It promises safeguards for all persons, strengthened administrative methods, and swift action against misfeasance discrimination and wrong, with emphasis on inspection and supervision.
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Hongevelt
Not a Wail for Bryan Phrase in Brooklyn Ballad Echoes Contest
A fragmentary line from a Brooklyn piece voices defiance with the phrase Let us have the worst though not a direct salute to Bryan The source text hints at a tense stance in a tribune style poem or commentary reflecting urban debate and regional sentiment.
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Bryan
Brooklyn
Taft Pursues Open Talks with Predecessor in Public Good
The piece praises a candid U S foreign policy, urging frank diplomacy. It notes Taft’s willingness to consult with his predecessor on matters of public interest amid Republican victory signals, referencing Anglin.
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United States
Taft
White Horse
Etty Improvement Fund
Muracy
Farmer Writes to Bryan Declines Campaign Gift
A Lincoln Nebr. farmer replies to a Democratic fundraising appeal to denounce William Jennings Bryan’s speech, arguing the candidate cannot accomplish reforms with a Republican Senate and criticizing free silver and railroad ownership plans while warning the country would suffer if elected. He rejects contributing to the campaign.
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Peesrlass
Congress
Senate
Brig
Thole
Republican Party
Blin
Fran
Cathe Psign
Ian Maecal
Ils Bitler
Taft Admiration Wanes Amid Campaign Doubts
A fragmented news snippet suggests dwindling enthusiasm for Taft among supporters. The text references a Bryan map and questions Taft's vigor as campaign chatter notes a shift after twelve years of public life, with vague remarks on his appearance and strength.
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Aeaderg
New York World
Taft
Des Moines Interurban Fare Rules And Local Legislation
Interurban travelers between Des Moines and Herrold will pay at fixed stations every two miles from Sixth Avenue to Merroll, per state railroad commission ruling. Other items note failed temperance legislation, city fire marshall preservation efforts, memorials for former officials, art exhibit abroad, and various local government budget and policy updates.
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Des Moines
Herrold
Sixth Avenue
Merroll
State Railroad Commission
J. H. Chandler
Inter-Urban Railway Company
Sterrold
Piy
Interurannes
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Leltsieteher Company
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A. &. Morse
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Marshalltown
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