World Cruise of Our Battleships and Open Door Policy
The article lauds the 1907 1908 world voyage of the American battleship fleet led by Roosevelt supporters as a robust Republican policy of Open Door diplomacy. It highlights fleet details from Hampton Roads to San Francisco and Pacific ports, the aim to strengthen U S influence in Latin America and Asia, and Taft era continuity in naval diplomacy and national prestige.
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Democrats Split as Taft Reform Wave Spreads
Nationwide defections from Bryan to Taft illuminate a growing anti Bryan sentiment. Massachusetts electors refuse Bryan support. notable figures like Ferdinand Strauss and C H P Gould decline. New York forms anti Aryan Cleveland Democracy while Becher and Dos Passos back Taft. Conversion stories surge from Maine to Georgia as party lines shift toward the Republican ticket.
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Utica
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Scarboro
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St. Louis
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COCERAN ON TAFT IN A NATIONWIDE TRIBUTE
W Bourke Cochran praised Taft in Houston saying Bryan would be supported by Democrats while Taft is the greatest and best qualified nominee, a bigger man than Roosevelt, and a superb administrator. The remark highlights cross party reverence for Taft's abilities.
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Hoston
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Taft Attacks Democratic Inconsistency In Rail Abuse Charge
The speaker at Greensboro criticizes Democratic leaders for opposing corporations yet failing to pursue restraining legislation. He argues Republicans are fulfilling their platform by addressing abuses, while Taft’s remarks in Columbus emphasize a rising public conscience and demand for higher business integrity amid prosperity.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
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M. Taft
Columbes Ohio
Admitted Supremacy of America and the War Workman
An excerpt arguing American victory and industry hinge on well fed workers. It credits the Spanish American War win to the man behind the gun and says U S manufacturing leads due to better worker conditions. The Republican Party is praised for protecting wages and high pay compared to Europe.
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Next Administrations Aims In Business Oversight
Judge Taft in St Louis on October 6 stressed the new administration should not seek spectacular laws but focus on details. It should furnish men and machinery to aid executive oversight so business leaders know promptly when they cross lawful limits and can be prosecuted for violations.
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Cabinet picks hinted by Taft opponents in press
Some Democratic papers say Cabinet officers for President Taft’s successor are being considered. They note that President Taft could manage many duties himself, while observers debate who should fill top posts. Philadelphia comment signals early pitch and partisan framing.
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