Republican Campaign Textbook Reiterates 1900-1909 Record
The excerpt argues that the Republican Party fulfilled pledges from 1890 to 1900, citing prosperity, tariff restoration, gold standard, Cuba, Panama Canal, rural free delivery, and trust regulation. It contrasts GOP achievements with Democratic opposition and claims continued progress and public support ahead of elections.
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Canal
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Roosevelt Replies To Bryan On Radical Measures
In a pointed letter Theodore Roosevelt defends his stance against Bryan’s advocacy of radical reforms aimed at curbing private monopolies. He argues such proposals would fail, cause national chaos, and contrasts Patt’s deeds with Bryan’s rhetoric while challenging Bryan’s party to be judged by both claimed and forgotten words.
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Theodore Taarevelt
Bryan Slams Lincoln Rival in Bitter Campaign Urging
Vice Presidential candidate Bhermavat from Rock Island criticizes William Jennings Bryan for using Abraham Lincoln's name to drive votes. He accuses Bryan of dishonoring Lincoln and aligning with those who opposed emancipation and wartime policy, calling the tactics shameful and harmful to national unity.
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Rock Island, I
Public Welfare Speech Note at South Bend Tad 1890s
Governor Hughes cites hypothetical 1896 Bryan election and warns of disasters. He emphasizes progress, honorable administration, and public welfare over private gain. The message defends the Republican party and urges stability for honest enterprise amid political turmoil.
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Bryan the Free Trades Record and Bryan’s Free Trade Stance
The piece portrays William Jennings Bryan as a lifelong advocate of free trade, praising his role in the Wilson Gorman bill and arguing that the law harmed agriculture and industry. It contrasts Bryan with Cleveland, cites sheep and wool declines, and asserts Bryan’s continued commitment to free trade and silver.
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The People Still Rule Taft Bryan Ballot Message
Opinion piece from Baltimore American quoting a lyric about the 1908 presidential contest. It praises Taft and criticizes Bryan, arguing the people shall rule and voting for William Howard Taft while warning against guaranteed bank deposits and citing concerns about governance and progress. The excerpt references 1896 and 1900 eras, the Peerless Orator, and the notion of honest banking.
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Nebraska
Fairview
Taft
Bryan
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Wilam
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William Bryan
Baltimore
Bank Deposit Guarantee Debate Returns to Congress
Judge Walter I Emith cites a currency bill by Mr Williams of Mississippi supporting a national bank deposit guarantee. The House witness noted Democrats split on substituting Williams bill for the Republican measure with six voting yes and many voting no or present. The discussion framed the deposit guarantee as a key ideal for Democratic support.
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Roosevelt Urges Taft Backing for Republican Congress
In a letter to William McKinney, Roosevelt urges disinterested citizens to join the National Republican Committee and back William Taft and a Republican Congress. He argues harmonious executive and legislative support is essential to continue seven years of policy, warning a Taft victory with a hostile Congress would hinder reforms.
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Big Western Bank Deposits Reach Record State Total
The State Bank of Kangas reports deposits as of Sept 1 exceeded eighty three million dollars, the highest in state history, with ten months after the panic and rapid daily increases. The period saw an eight billion dollar peak, and national banks are expected to show similar gains.
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Topeky Capital
Bryan Combines with tainted bosses and corruptionists
The Omaha Bee reveals alleged ties between William Jennings Bryan and Standard Oil allies across Democratic circles. It claims Bryan backed Sullivan in 1904, later aligning with Tom L. Ryan, Chan, Guffey, Taggart, and other trust-linked figures, while denouncing them publicly. The piece accuses Bryan of duplicity in moral rhetoric versus political alliances.
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Edward Butler
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Oklaloma
Haskell
Denver
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Bryan Keeps Original Trio Guster Slater in Spotlight
In a compact newsroom note, Bryan sticks with his original trio, preserving the core lineup as Slater remains a focal point for the group’s performances and upcoming dates.
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