Cleveland Letter Forgery Sparks Taft Campaign Feud
A Cleveland forgery tale dominates Democratic attacks as James and party leaders press anti trust charges against Republicans. Taft visits Chicago amid calls for large crowds while posters urge supporters to greet him at stations. The Times forgery admission fuels cross party blame and fundraising rhetoric.
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Taft to Speak at La Ballon Street Station Arrival in Chicago
Taft's presidential bid draws criticism over staged appearances in Chicago. Upham sends cordial invite for Taft's arrival at La Ball Street station on Wednesday evening. The piece contrasts Taft's campaign strategy with Bryan's, notes chilly receptions, and highlights distrust of Republican organizers and a famed trust-linked treasurer.
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A fragmentary dialogue contrasts a horse team with a married pair, noting public nature of actions. The exchange features characters Mrs Crimsonbeak and Mr Crimsonbeak debating private and public conduct, with a stray remark about two horses sharing a tongue as a metaphor.
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