Only Harmony Needed to Win at New England Dinner
Bryan says no conflict between autocrats and Democrats as about four thousand attend a New England Dinner with Senator Carmack and Charles Hamlin. They plan events in Augusta Bangor and Falmouth while stressing the New England League aims to harmonize Democrats and conduct campaigns across New England without favoring any presidential candidate.
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Bryan
New England
Carmack
Charles
Hamlin
Flockland
Augusta
Bangor
League
Henry F. Mollis
New England League
Reed
Maine
Rhode Island
Hannis Taylor Reappointed as Special Consul
Washington July 24 Hannis Taylor former United States minister to Spain has been reappointed special consul of the Department of Justice before the Spanish treaty claims commission.
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Hannis Taylor
Washington
United States
Spain
Jag
Department of Justice
Bryan’s Call for Democratic Harmony and Vigilant Principles
The text argues that unity in the Democratic Party must rest on unwavering principles, rejecting opportunistic platforms and temporary gains. It warns that wealth influence challenges democracy, urges voters to use the ballot to correct wrongs, and stresses continuous effort to confront greed and defend human rights. It compares the moral struggle to Israel’s wilderness provisioning, urging everyday citizen labor to maintain integrity.
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Congress
BRS
Democratic Party
Jeny
Barty
Israel
Unite Against Combines Advised by Shepard
Boston July 24 Hon E M Shepard of New York urged Democrats to affirm shared national creeds while tolerating past differences. He argued for cooperation on pressing policy at the polls and pressed tariff reform as a central issue against monopoly privileges.
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Boston
E.’ M. Shepard
New York
Ife
Saues
Shepard
Spain
Philippines
Philipoon
Bailey Letter Regrets Banquet Attendance in Harmony Theme
Senator Bailey of Texas sends a regretful letter from Gainesville to Concord and Boston. He cannot attend the New England Democratic League banquet on July 14 but hopes the event achieves harmony and party success. He backs party unity and adherence to majority nominees.
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Boston
Bailey
Texas
Gainesville
Tex
Henry F. Hollis
Concord
N. Y
Hollis
New Englad Democratic League
Democrats of New
Epetana
Democratic Party
Senator Carmack Lashes Trusts and Imperialism
Boston July 24 Senator Carmack denounces trusts and imperialism, arguing the republican party today panders to wealth and power. He urges strong anti monopoly laws, criticizes Roosevelt, and rebukes U S actions in the Philippines while defending expansion as contrary to democratic founders. He recalls Cuba liberty and warns Cuba and Philippine policies threaten freedom and democracy.
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Boston
Carmack
New England
Republican Party
Roosevelt
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Philippines
Spain
Cuba
Democratic Party and Tariff Reform Through Centuries
The passage traces the Democratic Party’s stance on tariff reform and money questions across eras. It cites 1892 tariff reform, the Wilson bill, 1894 defeat, 1853 money issue, and 1900 war context, noting party unity, opposition strategies, and the impact of Republican actions on outcomes. It emphasizes democratic principles, people's side, and challenges to maintaining policy consistency.
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Asia
Cuba
Senate
House
Democratic Party
Republican Party
David B Hill Urges Democratic Unity and Liberty
David B Hill calls for unity among Democrats to secure constitutional liberty and oppose monopolies. He urges conciliation, avoidance of internal recriminations, and rapid focus on issues with broad agreement, including state rights, taxation for public purposes, abolition of tariff on trusts, direct election of senators, and reciprocity with Cuba. He recalls hospitality in a state capital visit.
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Democrate
Wellson
Lear
Jefferson, Jackson and Tider
United States
Cuba
David B. Hill
New England Democratic League Seen as Key Factor
The excerpt argues the 1900 election exposed imperialist drift and tariff abuses, urging a bold democratic platform. It calls for unity of democrats and wavering republicans under steadfast truth, predicting the New England Democratic League will be a potent force in advancing democratic ideals.
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Republican Party
Congress
Senate
United States
New England Democratic League
Morgan and Balfour hail fellows well met
London July 24 A remarkable dinner in the houses of commons honored Flerpont Morgan with Archibald Maconchie hosting. Notables including Joseph Choate and Sir Thomas Lipton attended as Morgan and Balfour spoke freely on business and politics. The king’s coronation date remained uncertain while his health improves aboard the royal yacht.
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London
Flerpont Morgan
Houses of Commons
Archibald White Maconchie
Aberdeenshire
Mr. Morgan
Balfour
United States
Joseph H. Choate
William St. John Brodick
W. Hanbury
Board of Agriculture
HE. H. Carson
Charles Dilke
R. B. Finley
Clinton Edward Dawkins
J. S. Morgan & Co
Thomas Lipton
Hunsicker
Shed Nickel Corporation
George Wyndham
Ireland
Arnold Foster
Admiralty
George Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electrical Company
Gilbert Parker
Gravesend
House of Commons
Wyndham
King Howard
Premier Balfour
Associated Press
Mr. Balfour
England
America
Morgan
King
Rénata
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Ballentin
British Medical Journal
Estimates for South Carolina rivers and harbors
Washington July 24 The chief of engineers received annual reports listing fiscal year 1904 river and harbor improvement estimates for South Carolina. J C Sanford submits Waccamaw and Little Pedee rivers 25000 Great Pe dee river 45000 Winyah bay 160000 Wateree and Congaree rivers 7000 land waterways between Charleston harbor and McClellanville 50900 Charleston harbor 26 foot project 100000 and 20 foot project 325000.
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Washington
J. C. Sanford
South Carolina
Waccama
Little Pedee
Great Pedee
Winysh Bay
Wateree
Congaree
Charleston Harbor
McClellanville
Strong Denies Robbing May Yohe in London Visit
Strong says he pawned May Yohe jewelry at her request after Japan trip and she received all proceeds. He denies ever taking May Yohe money, claims funds came from his own library safe and asserts May Yohe knew this. He vows to live quietly and restore his name. May Yohe sails for London today.
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London
Putnama Bradice Strong
New York
St. Paul
West End
Captain Strong
Associated Press
May Yohe
Japan
May Yoke
Maybohe
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Yohe
Trappist Monastery Destroyed by Fire in Oka Quebec
The celebrated Trappist monastery in Oka is completely destroyed by fire. Nine seven monks were inside but all escaped unharmed. Fire wiped out ten thousand rations of cider and four thousand gallons of wine. Insurance coverage stands at about one hundred thousand dollars with total losses around two hundred thousand.
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Oka
Quebec
the Trappists
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