Hanna's Midwest Boom Ties to 1904 Presidential Prospects
Editorial from the New York Times reprinted in Cleveland commentary attacks Mark Hanna as corporate-friendly and unfit for the Republican ticket. It critiques Hanna’s platform alignment under Gen Grover Cleveland’s era and argues the party’s future hinges on reform, not Hanna’s leadership, amid Ohio GOP influences and Roosevelt’s shadow.
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More Promises No Performance in Trust Debate
A harsh national critique notes New Jersey papers question trustees' public benevolence while Ohio Republicans under Senator Hanna push labor reforms yet oppose breaking monopolies. The piece links Hanna to trust influence, cites Rathbone and Cuban policy shifts, and mentions Filipino independence debates alongside U.S. labor and industry tensions.
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Roosevelt Legacy In Kansas And Ohio Campaign Tales
In the Springfold Republican the contrast between Kansas and Ohio Republicans is drawn. Ohio praise for President Roosevelt emphasizes earnest leadership and patriotism, while Kansas looks toward 1904 with a forward gaze and a legacy of support. The piece notes regional shifts and the enduring loyalty to Roosevelt amid early 1900s party dynamics.
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Hanna
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Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Warns Of Cure Claims
A period advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for numerous female ailments including womb disorders, backache, irregular menstruation, and nervous debility. It claims quick relief, universal safety, cancer prevention, and widespread endorsements, urging women to buy through local druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Eves
Fune
Roosevelt’s Kansans Back Him Despite Opposition Cabal
The article notes Kansas voters rally to Theodore Roosevelt amid anti Roosevelt blocs and a rumored Senate cabal. It quotes a New York Times piece on Republican sentiment, contrasting Roosevelt’s unconventional style with past presidents and predicting possible outcomes for the 1904 nomination.
RETHRESHING OLD STRAW AT HEARINGS ON SOVEREIGNTY
This excerpt from the New York Evening Port discusses Senator Hoar's speech and Republican critiques. It contrasts claims that the speech rehashes old arguments with assertions about sovereignty, liberty, and the Philippine issue. The piece questions whether restoring order justifies imperial actions and reflects on historical battles and rights.
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New York Evening Port
Senator Hoay
Mr. Hoar
Thermopyae
Lexington
Hherry
Foraker
Hoar Speech on Philip pines Freedom and Liberty
This excerpt praises Senator Hoar for speaking truth about the Philippines and American liberty. It asserts opposition to imperial ambition, foresees future consequences, and emphasizes the enduring fight for human rights as central to American principles. The writer links Hoar’s words to Washington and Lincoln and to enduring moral greatness.
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China
Philippines
Liteon
American Republic
Homr
Washington
Lincoln
Senator Hoar
Mr. Hoar
Not a Candidate Lincoln Correspondenes
Lincoln correspondent notes W J Bryan’s fame linked to fusion governor nomination but says he is not a candidate for head ticket. It remarks Bryan’s gospel declaration on seeking office, his busy touring and Commoner writings, and his growing wealth and property in Lincoln area. It questions his involvement in conventions and campaigns.
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W. J. Bryan
Ne Wcaska
Lome
Jess Bli
Bryai
Neeking
Nebraska
Bryan
Aeens
Proposal to extend Falor Street and bridge construction
Alexander H Coroming offers to donate land for extending Falor street from Bowery to Comm in through Main to Commins once the Falor street bridge is built. Gauthier and Commins back the plan, predicting long term value in opening new territory and accelerating city development.
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Alexander H.coroming
Faler St
Bowery
Commie #1
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Commins
Falor St
Gauthier
Mir. Commins
Wise and Otherwise: A chaotic wedding notes parade
A jumble of clipped phrases recalls whimsical municipal chatter, weddings, pruning quips, and public notices. The piece mixes names like Snook and Kendall with jokes about lemonade and bonds, hinting at a bustling city beat, odd anecdotes, and a streetwise New York Port flavor.
Untimely Thought Reflects on Death and Sorrow
The speaker ponders the day of death and who will grieve at the bier. A funeral scene unfolds with a wife preparing, a dress or robe touched, a rose in the hair, and a carriage departing as thoughts drift toward fate.
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