Wellman claims Roosevelt avoids trust issue in campaign fund tale
Walter Wellman asserts in the Chicago Record-Herald that the Republican National Committee buckles under trust pressure. He quotes trust magnates pressing as individuals to fund the campaign and seeking Roosevelt policy clarity. The piece critiques Roosevelt’s restraint on anti trust action and notes limited use of the Sherman act.
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Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Republican National Committee
Wellman
Roosevelt
Beef Trust
Well- Jan
Bryan
Indiana Republicans enlist Baltimore man to mobilize Black votes
Republican managers in Marion county report concern over the colored vote and seek Harry B. Cummins of Baltimore to come to Indiana to organize Black supporters for Tom Taggart. The outcome remains uncertain.
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Marion County
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Republican Committee
Baltimore
Harry 8. Cummins
Roosevelt Signs Pension Law For Retired Soldiers
President Roosevelt enacted a pension law as the White House backs payments to a large group of veterans. Gen John C Black civil service commissioner and commander in chief of the G R thanked him and urged Congress to pass the measure.
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Roosevelt
White House
John C. Black
G. R
Congress
Public sentiment denounces Theodore Roosevelt's warlike stance
A historical editorial critiques Roosevelt as unstable and ambitious. It argues America should mind its own business, avoid wars, and dismiss Roosevelt as a political adventurer urging him to quit. The piece frames vigilant peace as essential to national strength and character.
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Theodore Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt
Rossevelt
Peices
Parker Endorsement Speech Absent Imperial Policy Hope
Bryan urges support for Parker despite gold standard split. He says Parker’s election could curb imperialism and notes Parker backed bimetallism in the past. Aims to unite silver and gold factions against policy.
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Wm. Bryan
Springfield
Tudge Parker
Partcer
Judge Parker
Congressman's tariff doubts threaten Republican stance
The passage cites Congressman Babcock as Republican committee chair voicing tariff skepticism in 1901. He asks if tariffs on revenue-less farm exports can be defended, arguing protectionist theory would fail. The exchange underscores internal tensions over tariffs.
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Babcock
Republican Committee
Congress
Dowle Announces Planned Jerusalem Entry on Donkey
Chicago figure John Alexander Dowle proclaims a dramatic move to enter Jerusalem on a white donkey and compares his stance to Roosevelt era politics. The remarks align him with Anderson News and reflect his ardent political advocacy.
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John Alexander Dowle
Chicago
Jerusalem
Teddy
Roosevelt
Anderson News
Hair color and politics mix in Judge Parker campaign talk
The World reports Judge Alton Brooks Parker in a candid veranda conversation about red hair in his family and its supposed link to temper and qualities. Senator Patrick H. McCarren touts Parker gains in New York, noting fifty canvasses and a factory poll showing 184 of 200 workers favor Parker.
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Alton Brooks Parker
E'Otoremount
Parker
Jefferson
Jackson
New York City
New York
Patrick H. McCarren
Odell
Herrick
New York World
Strained Predictions Hover Over Colorado Politics
The piece foresees a Democratic upset in Colorado with John F. Schafroth possibly moving to Washington as representative at large or even the Senate. It recalls his resignation from Congress over election irregularities and notes Democrats expect a big New York victory, while Republicans offer little challenge to those figures.
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Colorado
John F. Schafroth
Washington
Senate
Congress
Republican Committee
New York State
Tom Taggart Asserted Control Over National Committee
A New York special reports Thomas Taggart publicly asserted control of the national committee and denied plans for western headquarters in Indiana. He warned against ongoing Republican press campaigns portraying him as discredited and pledged to visit Indiana to strengthen organization. The piece links the conflict to a broader conspiracy by New York journalists and party leaders to undermine him. The account includes broader political theater with references to Sheehan Belmon t and Gorman and notes about a White House dinner with J Pierpont Morgan.
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Toms
New York
Thomas Taggart
New York City
National Committee
Indiana
William F. Sheehan
August Belmont
Gorman
Asist
Joseph T. Fanning
Sheehan
Belmont
Parker
Taggart
West
Republican Press
Republican National Organization
Smiling Tom
Republican Comitteemen
Dan Simms Speech Promised as Courtroom Treat
The Honorable Dan Simms delivers a speech in the courtroom tomorrow evening. Simms is regarded as a leading orator in the state, noted for sound logic.
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Dan Simms
Simme
Peruna praised by elderly users in heartfelt letters
Letters from readers in Clovis California and beyond extol Peruna for relief from rheumatism catarrh and related ailments. Farmers and families report improved sleep and daily use of the remedy, with testimonials urging others to seek Hartman’s advice.
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Alla Schwandt
Sanborn
Mina
Baying
Campaign heat in Fort Wayne as Democrats rally strong
The piece notes large, enthusiastic Democratic crowds in Allen County Indiana with shifting odds on Roosevelt and Parker. It highlights active organizing by Democrats and a change in predicted outcomes as campaigns surge across the state.
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Ft. Wayne
Old Allen
Indiana
Roosevelt
Mr. Parker
Push-chair professor notes visitors favor fun on the Pike
The St Louis college professor in a push-chair critiques visitors who spend time on the Pike preferring amusement to learning. The piece notes a predicted ongoing shift as the world moves forward. It mentions Senator Lodge possibly debating Canadian reciprocity with himself and adds Fairbanks has not resigned his senatorship.
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St. Louis
Lodge
Self made man Addicks of Delaware voices devotion
J Edward Addicks, a Delaware figure, proclaims he is a self made man and states he worships his maker in a philosophical remark reflecting personal creed and public stature.
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Tam
J. Edward Addicks
Delaware
Warm Fall Underwear Sale Features Wool and Fleece Items
Springfield store promotes wide garments including women’s fleece vests and pants at 24c to 48c, all wool vests and skirts under 98c, ribbed underskirts 24c, knee length underskirts 98c, fleece lined hose 10c, heavy blankets from 74c, and men’s wool socks 15c. Also offers boys wool sweaters at 8c and floor oil cloth at 24 yards.
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