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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
2
The piece notes many judges would be unfit for president and cites Mr. Cleveland delaying his position until after the St. Louis convention. It also asserts the Chicago Chronicle suspects a Bryan dark horse, possibly Bryan himself, and mocks the Chronicle’s past criticisms.
Mr. Bryan asserts the country does not want Parker because voters do not know where he stands on national issues. He challenges supporters to point to a Democrat whose positions are known and broadly desired by the country.
The speaker argues that if Judge Parker held certain beliefs and voted in 1896 and 1960 as claimed, he voted against his own convictions. The republic’s future, they contend, requires citizens radically different from Parker.
The Nebraskan quotes Cleveland era critics alleging Democratic ties to trusts and says Louis Ludlow claims more Democrats are subsidized than ever. It notes Hearst’s role, anti Hearst factions in Marion County pushing early delegate meetings on April 8 and May 12, stirring Hearst supporters into strong protests.
A fragmented opinion hints at a provocative question about which groups or leaders the Democratic Party truly allies with or supports. It raises scrutiny of political alignments, loyalty, and perceived influence in current policy debates.
The piece critiques Hearst and Hearstism linking them to Bryan and Cleveland, arguing Southern backlash to labor-backed movements and the danger of class appeals for the republic. It blends political analysis with a long list of local notes from Indiana including deaths, crime, weather, and oddities.
Chattanooga druggist Robt J Miller proprietor Read House Drug Store testifies to Foley's Honey and Tar as superior cough syrup with growing calls and higher sales than all other syrups combined. J H McCarty & Son.
The Big Four Route offers special rates from March 1 to April 30 for one way Colonist Tickets and return trips to California and the Pacific Coast. Delegates to the National Association of Retail Grocers and Methodist Church events may travel to Los Angeles and San Francisco with return limits by June 30 1904. Liberal stopover privileges. Western Christian Advocate train to aid visitors. Contact “Big Four Route” agents for full details and conditions.
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