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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

36

Bryan Plans License Rule to Curb Trusts in U S

Indianapolis August 2. Democratic candidate for vice president John Worth Kern announced formal notification of his nomination at the national convention. Bryan addressed a large gathering, urging enforcement of the antitrust law and endorsing a federal license system to regulate interstate trusts and curb unfair pricing. The speech contrasted Taft and Roosevelt on trusts, urging stricter national oversight and direct action against monopolies.

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Tariff reform push reviewed by Senate subcommittee

Senator Burrows led a Senate tariff subcommittee briefing with Acting Secretary Coolidge and Montgomery outlining planned work to reform tariff schedules and administration. A second session at the capitol to hear more from Cochage and Montgomery followed, with possible trips to New York to query the Board of Appraisers.

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Taft hears Ellis may accept as Tariff becomes issue

Senator Hopkins pushes Taft toward a national campaign tone as Wade Ellis, Ohio attorney general, may accept an assistant to the Attorney General post. Taft rejects a definite statement and health concerns delay decision while North Dakota and Illinois play into an expanding speechmaking plan.

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Letter praises Grape-Nuts and Postum for recovery

A reader recounts years of illness after peritonitis and nervous weakness. She credits Grape-Nuts and Postum for restoring appetite, sleep, and strength, and notes continued use with her husband. The ad-style testimony ends with the Postum company slogan from Battle Creek Michigan.

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States of Northwest Mormon Vote Big Factor in 1900 Campaign

Special to The Washington Post analyzes how Mormon influence in Idaho Utah Wyoming and Montana shapes the 1900 race. It notes Republicans hold power in Wyoming and Idaho shifts from Bryan in 1896 to McKinley in 1900 while Utah and Idaho factions threaten party unity. Socialist gains among western miners alarm both parties and Nevada stands as Bryan’s sole safe state.

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