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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
2
Rush county Republicans plan a delegate convention at Rushville Indiana on date and time not fully legible. The notice lists Charles A. Frazee as chairman and Will McColgin as secretary with attendance and voting thresholds indicated for selection.
The South Bend Tribune reports strong Republican sentiment nationwide for Senator Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana as vice president in the upcoming Chicago convention. The piece praises his long service since 1897, leadership roles in McKinley’s era, close ties to the Roosevelt administration, and steady, honest character.
The column endorses Senator Fairbanks as the ideal vice presidential candidate, praising his public speaking and senate command. It argues for Roosevelt's renomination and urges Indiana Republicans and national supporters to back Fairbanks by acclamation at St Louis in June.
The passage argues that the Democratic push for free silver at sixteen to one was one tangible policy amid years of negative proposals. It notes the section borrowed from Populists to win Populist votes, distinguishing it from Bryanism and other criticisms as a distinct, not wholly negative, effort.
The author argues no tariff scheme changes should occur without specific duties and clear public support. He warns that uncertain times and panics stem from ambiguity and a rushed revision could depress mood and business, making a panic possible.
The example set by California congressman Shaforth, who resigned after it emerged he was elected by force and fraud, could open space on the Democratic side where many lawmakers are described as chosen through nullification, intimidation, and disfranchisement.
The piece argues that the opposition repeats the same tariff claims, noting that once in power under false pretenses their promises were as worthless as silver bullion. It emphasizes voter memory as the truth in this campaign.
A Davenport cartoonist known for depicting Senator Hanna as a great Republican leader argues that cartoons cannot hurt an honest man though they can demean the promoters of defamation. The remark reflects on the power and limits of political caricature in shaping public perception.
A fragment contends William Randolph Hearst as president candidate while accusing him of defaming William McKinley and vilifying Mark. The text appears as an opinion lottery note on political rhetoric rather than a full report.
An advertisement extols Barretts Complete Course in Physiological Exercise as a self guided program for fifteen minutes daily to build strength, vitality, and health. It claims balanced muscle development without equipment, previously offered only through a $100 personal instruction but now available in book form for $1, mailed prepaid from Walter G. Kraft, Chicago.
The passage mocks McKinley and Hanna by depicting them as caricatures. It suggests the American people desire a chance at that candidate and platform and implies drastic measures would follow the response.
Some who once criticized Mark Hanna argue he strengthened as his duties rose. Yet his detractors claim they grew most to better grasp the man he always remained.
A fragmented note discusses an effort within the Democratic party to achieve harmony by targeting a single individual. The readable portions reference internal conflict and political maneuvering, but lack concrete names, dates, or places.
The notion that one man holds more influence with voters than all others in the party seems plausible to some who never see below the surface, but such influence is unlikely to translate into actual electoral success in practice.
The remark equates political promises with economic myths, noting that Democrats offer assurances in the campaign while wheat and silver prices often move in tandem. It casts doubt on the reliability of both political commitments and commodity theories, suggesting skepticism about causal links.
The remark implies internal Democratic disagreements over military spending and naval strategy, suggesting factional splits within the party. It frames opposition as a debate over national defense, fleet funding, and strategic priorities, hinting at broader political tension.
A doctor urges against self treatment for pneumonia and advises calling a physician. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is touted as warding off pneumonia when a cold or grip attack threatens, praised by Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama for six years of use yielding best results. Sold by J H McAvarty & Son.
A terse office notice urges calling the office to obtain pliers on set bits, signaling a tool request or procurement instruction. The line appears as a brief, practical prompt without broader context or additional names or dates.
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station urges thorough seed corn examination due to poor previous storage and frost injury. It details germination tests using fifty kernels per lot, selecting uniform kernels, and early testing of planters. Advice stresses discarding doubtful ears, testing multiple ears, and sourcing sound seed near home if needed. A. T. Wiancko, Associate Agriculturist.
Mr. Eli Butler of Frankville N Y praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the finest remedy for constipation. They act gently with no unpleasant effects and leave the bowels in a perfect natural condition. Sold by J OW McCarty and Son.
An advertisement offers a $2000 straight cash salary plus expenses paid weekly from headquarters. Expense money advanced and partial permanency noted. Address Mauger 605 Monon Building Chicago for details.
A fragmented notice indicates reduced colonist ticket fares from all Big Four points via the southeast route through Tuesday in December and the first Tuesday of each month through April 1904. It mentions one way second with colonist tickets at very low rates for travel from all Big Four points.
If troubled with weak digestion belching or sour stomach use Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will get quick relief. For sale by J. H. Mc Carty Son.
Readable line offers a home for sale with a prompt to contact the office for details. No specific location or price provided.
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