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Newspaper

Upper Des Moines Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

3

Republicans Father Rural Free Delivery Policy Gains Support

A political tract extols rural free delivery under Republican policy, claiming rapid expansion from 6,000 routes to about 40,000, spanning all states and territories. It argues the program benefits farmers and education, counters Democratic objections about costs, and asserts long-term financial self-sufficiency after initial deficits.

Republican Party Inni Generm Bant Jarge

Rural free delivery and nation’s safety in McKinley era

A speech extols rural free delivery as a cornerstone of education and national defense. It argues spending on delivery and carrier wages boosts intelligence, supports farmland life, and strengthens the country against foreign foes, aligning with Republican policy and McKinley’s 1900 vision.

Democrats Republicana Republian Rome Witt Democrata Ara Hugh Tts Carriera Republican Congress Congress McKintley Ted. Rex

Rosser Identified as Roseare in Fragmented Note

Fragmentary OCR text shows Rosser referred to as Roseare with uncertain spelling and incomplete context. The readable portion hints at a naming discrepancy or alias but provides no clear event, date, or location to establish a fuller news item. Further text is required for a concrete summary.

Bryan Sticks to Silver Fallacy in 1908 Letters

Unpublished correspondence shows W. J. Bryan remains advisedly tied to 16 to 1 silver coinage. Taft cites Bryan’s reluctance to publish or discuss his silver views, while Capt. Ross questions Bryan’s past stance and urges consistency over twelve years of policy.

W. J. Bryan Capt James Ross Columbis Ohio Mr. Bryan Taft Mr. Taft Chelmnat Capt. Ross Kryane Bryan Ross Columbus Jon Yby

Taft Advocates Cautious Path Through Industrial Tensions

Taft argues that most capitalists and labor unionists are shifting toward conciliation. He warns factory panic may spark labor strife but urges a conservative, temperate stance from both sides to avoid past destructive conflicts.

Labor

Bryan Anante Record and Party Fears in Press

An article attacks Democratic presidential candidate Mr. Bryan for years of radical and dangerous positions. It argues the public must judge by record and current promises, warning that an erratic history undermines trust in government leadership. Note cites Philadelphia Ledger and New York World dates.

Bryan Jouet

Swedish Americans Rally Behind Taft in Stand Against Bryan

Swedish American clergymen across the nation endorse Taft, arguing his long record, Roosevelt era reforms, and steady leadership suit the country amid economic and political upheaval. Ministers from Chicago to Evansville, Denver to Worcester voice support, stressing Taft’s experience, trust, and the risks of Bryan’s policies.

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Bryan's Campaign Fund Sparks Kontroversy

A controversial exchange accuses Bryan of financing his campaign with money from Belmont and Thomas F. Ryan, labeling them corporate corrupters. The letter cites $15,000 from Ryan and Belmont, claims Bryan promised refunds, and warns of Republican opposition if Bryan wins.

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