U S Balances On Wrong Side
Ellis H Roberts submits the Treasury annual report for the year ended June 30 1904 showing net ordinary revenues 540 631 749 and expenditures 682 402 321 a deficit led by declines in customs receipts and rises in commerce and labor Treasury and navy spending. Cash in Treasury and mint fell from 170 020 562 to 125 964 888 by Oct 1. Bank numbers rose by 395 with many banks holding minimal bond deposits to secure circulation.
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Washington
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Shaw
The
Treasury
Navy
Mint
Harvard Republican Club Elects Officers in Campaign
Republican students at Harvard met last night and elected President H. M. Wheeler Vice President S. N. Hinckley Secretary W. B. Flint Treasurer W. Tyng The club lists 300 members Democratic students plan organization next Monday with mass meeting in Lower Massachusetts Hall to discuss campaign plans.
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Harvard
H. M. Wheeler
S. N. Hinckley
W. B. Flint
W. Tyng
Massachusetts Hall
People's Forum Opens Fall Meetings at Morgan Memorial
The People's Forum begins fall and winter sessions at Morgan Memorial on Shawmut avenue and Corning street next Sunday at 3 30 p m The Hon Eugene N Foss will discuss reciprocity at the opening meeting and the floor will be opened to the public.
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People’s Forum
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Eugene N. Foss
Davis Campaign Tour Harsh Voice But Steady
Davis headlined four days of stump speeches in Parkersburg with hoarseness affecting his voice yet his energy remained high. Campaign figures including David B. Hill and Bailey described Parker's potential labor and commerce leadership while Davis’s motor through the state drew large crowds and two packed theatres. Tomorrow he plans a side trip to Ripley before joining the party at Point Pleasant.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Henry G. Davis
Davis
Alton B. Parker
Department of Commerce
Commerce
Commerce Department
David B. Hill
Messrs
Hill
Bailey
Daniel
Whyte
McGraw
Ripley
Point Pleasant
Patrolman James F. Shay Dies After Long Illness
Patrolman James F. Shay of Division 6 died at his home in South Boston at 38:45 a m yesterday after long illness. Born in Boston November 19, 1863, he joined the force in April 1891. He was on duty until three days before his death. A widow and seven children survive him.
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Shay
James F. Shay
Division 6
East Fifth Street
Boston
Olney's indictment of Republicanism and tariff policy
Richard Olney denounces the Republican party for protecting monopolies, meddling abroad, and abusing public funds. He argues tariffs hurt trade, Philippines policy serves business interests, and government growth outpaces population, urging reform and opposition to the party and its candidate.
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Republican Party
Philippines
Olney
Richard Olney
United States
Credit Mobilier
Whiskey Trust
Mr. Olney
A Political Speech Contrast of Republican and Democratic Paths
The essay contrasts Republican and Democratic candidates, arguing the GOP nominee embodies arrogance and unlawful ambition while the Democratic nominee offers modesty, constitutional fidelity, and devotion to the people. It urges voters to choose between leaders modeled on Washington versus modern emperors.
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Olney
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Washington
Grand Army Day at Travellers Exposition observed
Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps day was celebrated at the Commercial Travellers Exposition yesterday afternoon. Sessions featured honors by Lucius Field John E Gilman national G A R James H Wolff Edward P Preble Annie M Warne and performances by Miss Lottie Mc Laughlin and Mrs Elizabeth Joyce. About 1000 G A R members attended and evening events included a flag drill by 100 color bearers from the Woman's Relief Corps.
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Grand Army and Woman’s Relief Corps
Commercial Travellers’ Exposition
Lucius Field
John E. Gilman
National G. A. R
James H. Wolff
Edward P. Preble
Annie M. Warne
Lottie McLaughlin
New England Conservatory of Music
Elizabeth Joyce
Medford
the Daughters of Veterans
Woman’s Relief Corps
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Metropolitan
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Errata
U. S
Foss
Wright
Wright’s Health Underwear CO
Franklin St
New York
Lodge
Phahra
Republican State Committee
Cleveland
Roosevelt
McKinley
Panama Canal
St. Lews Exposition
War Department
Navy Department
Colombia
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
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Secretary of the Interior
White House
Treasury Department
Amiliar Amous Ootwearigures
Alpha Shoe
Hanover Streeks
Scollay
Squa
Store On, Mass
Pioneer Clothing Co
Washington St
Washington St. Gov. Beach St
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