Cove Hunted by Henbers or the Third Iowa District Nomination
A Republican speaker denounces views at odds with state and party platform, defending tariff protection and federal control of trusts. He champions protection that aids labor and industry, opposes broad reforms that threaten American interests, and supports reciprocity with Cuba while backing fair play and opposition to dangerous corporate power.
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Iowa
Congress
United States
Tabor
Onco
Rtoosevelt
Cuba
House
Senate
Roosevelt
New Orleans Chosen for 116 Convention
Montreal dispatch reports the American Aviation of Traveling Passenger Ag vis decided today to add the next convention at New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Montreal
Ag Vis
Gas Addicks Given the Lash Political Debate in Delaware
The Delaware state convention nominated Henry H. Houston for Congress with Joseph H. Hossinger as State Treasurer and J. Thomas Lowe as Auditor. The convention split in the Republican ranks sparked expectations of a Democratic win in November while criticizing Addicks and his backers. A separate fusion suit in Topeka challenges placing W H Cradock on both party tickets to test anti fusion laws.
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Dover
Del
Eratic
Congress
Henry H. Houston
Joseph H. Hossinger
J. Thomas Lowe
Houston
L. I. Handy
J. Edward Addicks
Delaware
Philippine Islands
Topeka
Kans
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Kansas
W H. Cradock
People's Party
Henderson Declines Fight Reshapes Iowa Tariff Battle
Shock hits Oyster Bay as Speaker Henderson withdraws from the race. President Roosevelt and advisers react while observers note the move heightens prospects for former Governor Boles. Western tariff revision favored by trusts sparks renewed debate as Iowa Republicans plan stumping tours.
Conference With Presidents Sets No Tariff Revision
Senators Hanna Spooner Allison Aldrich Lodge and Payne conferred with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay about the political situation and Western states, deciding there will be no tariff revision at the coming session. They indicated Roosevelt will outline policy on reciprocity with Cuba, while the coal strike was not discussed. The delegation traveled by private car from Sagamore Hill after a harmony-filled meeting to back Roosevelt’s stance.
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Hanna
Spooner
Allison
Aldrich
Lodge
Payne
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Cuba
Jone
Long Island City
Baldwin
Long Island Railroad
Sagamore Hii
Center Island
New York
Millionaires in Danger Amid Trust Scandal Inquiries
In St Louis on September 1 delegates were examined by a grand jury over the Nachting boodling case and a $47,000 bribe to House members. False leads to Charles F. Kelly arose, but an alibi emerged as Little Rock police tracked a possible suspect. The report covers tariff opinions, Secretary Wilson's reaction to Henderson's decision, and expected platform changes reflecting trust shelter concerns.
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St. Louis
House of Delegates
Grand Jury
House
Charles F. Kelly
Attorny
Little Rock
Ark
Pie
Cas
Kelly
Lattle Rock
Bt Louis
Nobe Connelly
Post- Dispatch
Connelly
McMahon
Henderson
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Iowa
Shaw
Treasury Department
Allpublicans
Mamopely
Massachusetts Democrats Split Over Kansas City Platform
Boston September 19. A tense meeting of Massachusetts Democratic leaders and delegates debated whether to affirm the Kansas City platform. Six at large members of the resolutions committee split, with Williams advocating incorporation and Quincy opposing it. The general committee approved a majority platform draft opposing monopoly favors and urging state supremacy over corporate interests, including calls for free raw materials and removal of cloth duties to aid industry.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Committee On Resolutions
George Fred Williams
Kansas City
Josiah Quincy
General Committee
Committee On
Commonwealth
New England
Stuart's Gin and Buchu Ad Offers Free Sample Bottles
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Gin and Buchu claiming cures for bladder issues prostate problems and diabetes like symptoms. It promises a free sample bottle by mail to prove efficacy and urges readers to request via the Stuart Drug Co Atlanta with thousands of bottles available for distribution.
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Stuert
Gerering Stuart Drug Co
P. B
Atlanta
Poodiston
Roosevelt Endorsed While Trusts Debate Dominates Session
Hart, Connecticut. The Republican state convention endorsed President Roosevelt for the 1904 nomination amid a trusts policy clash. Senator Platt argued Republicans seek to regulate trusts to prevent unfair advantage and affirm prosperity from tariff protection and reciprocity. The Utah and Washington conventions meet with similar tariff, trust, and policy themes. Grand Duke Boris leaves Newport after a formal farewell, then to New York with Miss Goelet and Mrs Goelet.
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Conn
Kenealy
Roosevelt
Committee On
H. Platt
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
Utah
Bryan
Provo
W. H. King
Salt Lake City
Congress
Richard W. Young
Supreme Bench
Philippines
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Orville H. Platt
Cuba
Connecticut
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
George F. Cotterill
King
Stephen H Barron
Okanogan
QO. R. Holcomb
Adams
James R. Reavis
Yakima
George Turner
McKinley
Grand Duke
Boris
Newport
R. I
Boria
New
Adoption of Platform Will Cause Hard Fight
Birmingham, Sept 16 After a seven hour session the Republican state convention adjourned as the platform was introduced. No black delegates on the floor and lily whites ruled the convention. A hard fight is expected over platform adoption with issues including Roosevelt’s renomination and a child labor law. The convention will endorse Roosevelt’s administration but opposes a second-term endorsement. Senator J C Pritchard spoke, tracing history and crediting the party for industrial growth and the Dingley bill, praising southern industry gains and the growing U S creditor status. Chairman Julius W Davidson of Birmingham chaired the organizing vote, with state officers to be named tomorrow.
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Birmingham
Ala
Roosevelt
Pritchard
J. C. Pritchard
North Carolina
Harrison
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Willam McKinley
McKinley
Senate
Dinglay
South
Republican Party
United States
Alabama
Julius W. Davidson
Chaitrman
J. T. McElderry
Talladega
Joseph H Montgomery
Platform statements urge tariff repeal and arbitration demand
The text argues for reciprocity with Canada and removal of tacit duties on trusted-controlled articles. It calls for arbitration in labor disputes with anthracite coal and meat trusts, seeks favored Cuba relations, opposes government subsidies and colonial imperialism, and demands Philippine independence. George Pred Williams is expected to present a quinority report with these declarations at the convention.
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Canada
Coal Trust
Meat Trust
Cuba
Philippine Islands
George Pred Wilams
Strike on at White House by 30 Decorators
Thirty members of the Brotherhood of Painters quit work at the White House amid a long running dispute with the Amalgamated Association of Painters of New York City over subcontracted interior painting. Washington notes the strike, led by Daniel Lear, may delay occupancy of the president's family residence.
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Brotherhood of Painters
Washington
White House
Marquetton
Daniel Lear
Brotherhood
Amalgamated Association of Painters
New York City
Marcol
New York
the Brotherhood
Amalgamated Association
Fay
Kron Prinz Wilhelm fastest westbound voyage to date
The Kron Prinz Wilhelm arrives at New York after five days, 11 hours, and 67 minutes from Cherbourg covering 3047 miles at an average 22.09 knots. The run shatters previous westbound records, beating the Deutschland time by 26 minutes. Johnson of Ohio emerges as a leading Democratic campaign figure in Chicago, potentially securing the 1904 presidential nomination with Bryan support shifting to him.
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Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Kron Pring Wilhelm
Johnson
Ohio
Chicago
National Congressional Committee
William J. Bryan
Byzanites
Cleveland
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