Roosevelt feared by Turks and Democrats fear Roosevelt
The Sultan of Turkey shares Democratic fear of Roosevelt’s impulsiveness. Chairman Taggart will not open a Western headquarters. Democrats have no hope of carrying any State West or the Alleghanies. Russell Sage is 88 and valued at $170,000,000 and could be a Democratic Vice Presidential nominee in 1908.
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Turkey
Roosevelt
Taggart
Democrats
The
Alleghanies
Russell Sage
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette
Ohio
United States
Parker breaks silence to stifle Western Democrats campaign
Western Democrats urging Judge Parker to speak out did not expect him to respond in a way that undermines their political campaign.
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Judge Parker
Judge Parker Says Democracy Will Arrive Four Years Late
Judge Parker assures voters that Democracy is the coming party, but notes it always arrives four years behind time. The remark frames a perennial political delay as a humorous critique of progress.
Judge Parker Laudatory Acceptance Speech
Judge Parker praised the Republican party in a victory speech, asserting the nation’s world power rests on its wisdom and policy. He credited party leadership and its platform for national strength and progress.
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Judge Parker
Republican Party
Roosevelt Speech Acceptance of 1904 Nomination
President Roosevelt defends existing policies as proven and effective while accepting the 1904 nomination, arguing continuity over change. The remark stresses that current policy success should guide the campaign and governance approach.
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President Roosevelt
Panama Canal as GOP test of leadership sparks Democratic critique
Democrats argue the Panama Canal project proves Republican ability to tackle complex challenges, while criticizing the administration for perceived shortcomings in handling the issue. The debate centers on national engineering prowess and party competence in addressing strategic infrastructure.
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Panama Canal
Ex President Cleveland Protests Roosevelt Policy
Former President Cleveland protests to sear President Roosevelt and the army. He should remember that Coxey's armies do not march under Republican administrations.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Coxey
Folly to Criticise Hill for Campaign Management Plan
The remark condemns David B. Hill for questioning his approach to managing a Democratic campaign. It asserts Hill understands the party gains best when diplomatic concealment is applied to its record.
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David B. Hill
Roosevelt Acceptance Speech Seal of 1904 Nomination
President Roosevelt reflects on seven years of administration and legislation as he accepts the 1904 nomination and asks voters to judge his record of achievement.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Speech Urges Cooperation in Business and Labor
President Roosevelt in Providence Rhode Island on August 23 1902 calls for cooperation in the business world and among wage workers unions. He says the right to request is to ensure that good results and no harm follow from both sides.
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Roosevelt
Providence
R. I
Judge Parker Silence Signals Voter View on Canal Issue
Judge Parker’s silence on the Panama Canal question suggests he has heard from the country. Voters weigh the Democratic denunciation of President Roosevelt and a Republican Congress for enabling Columbus’ dream of a Western passage to the Pacific, touted as the era’s greatest engineering project.
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Parker
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Congress
Pacific
Law must be fair and honest in government
The passage asserts that above all governance, the administration and enforcement of laws must be fair and honest, emphasizing integrity in legal authority. It underscores that laws themselves are not to be corrupted or misused.
Roosevelt Speech Emphasizes Fair Law for All
A Charleston address recalls President Roosevelt urging equal justice under law for the poor and the rich. He declares laws should be administered impartially, serving the interests of justice rather than any class, in a statement dated April 9, 1904.
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President Roosevelt
Charleston, S. C
Republicans Present Principles Democrats Offer Personalities
A brief political contrast notes Republicans emphasize principles while Democrats focus on personalities in the current discourse. The line frames the ongoing competition as a clash between policy focus and candidate personas.
Democrats Overlook Aguinaldo in New England Speaker Plan
Western Democrats insist the silver question remains sound. The New England circuit speakers list omits Aguinaldo, drawing attention to campaign strategy and party messaging regarding policy and identity during the period.
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Aguinaldo
New England
Democrats Promise Easy State Wins That Don’t Include Home
The passage argues that Democrats claim to easily win all states except the one where supporters reside, suggesting a partisan fantasy of broad success while overlooking local realities.
Judge Parker Promises Full Term in Presidency
The quote notes Parker pledging to serve a complete term while voters may press for a shorter tenure, signaling tension over expectations and leadership duration.
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Judge Parker
Tin plate trade and production in late 19th and early 20th century
In 1890 the United States imported 329435 tons of tin plate and produced none. The following year imports fell to 47360 tons. By 1903 domestic tin plate output reached nearly 400000 tons, reflecting a shift from import dependence to local production.
Political divisions within parties over core issues
The Republican party splits over no great policy as its doctrines command respect from all lowly citizens. The Democratic party fragments on nearly every major issue it champions since voters fail to respect those stances.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Quote by Elihu Root on honesty and duty to country
A 1904 quotation from Hos. Elihu Root delivered in New York on February 3. The speech extols honesty loyalty and devotion to country as higher ideals than wealth. It highlights Roosevelt era values and civic responsibility.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
New York
President Roosevelt Speech At Bangor 1902 Portraits Farm Citizenry
In Bangor Maine on August 27 1902 President Theodore Roosevelt lauds the farmer as the model American citizen. He praises rugged independence resolute energy and self reliance while noting hard work and hardy life in healthy surroundings foster a fine citizenship.
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United States
President Roosevelt
Bangor
Boy's 18 Mile Ride For Life With King's Discovery
A Leesville Indiana man endured fatal asthma with his family awaiting his death. He rode 18 miles to obtain Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He reports instant relief and eventual cure claiming better sleep. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00, trial bottles free at M A McClain’s Drug Store.
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M. A. McClain
Dru
Fine Stock on Hands at Indiana State Fair Parades
The Indiana State Board of Agriculture plans elaborate parades of horses and cattle during the Indianapolis State Fair week of September 12. Last year’s displays drew large crowds and top stock, and this year’s entries promise greater numbers and higher quality especially among young animals. The Indianapolis Military Band will lead the parades, with show rings open for morning and afternoon class exhibitions and band concerts throughout.
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State Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Fair Ground
Foley’s Kidney Cure Offered by McCarty & Son
Avoid serious kidney or bladder issues by taking Foley's Kidney Cure sold by J. H. McCarty & Son.
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Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
Toledo Blade expands in new building with modern plant
The Toledo Blade announces its new building with a modern plant and equipment, claiming facilities equal to any publication between New York and Chicago. It emphasizes broad coverage for readers who may not use daily papers and notes a large subscriber base of over 170,000 yearly. The paper offers news, short and serial stories, and family sections priced at one dollar a year, with a combined offer of the Record and Blade for $1.25.
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Toledo Blade
New York
Chicago
News of the World
Weekly
Blade
U.S
Constipation Relief Ad for Stomach and Liver Tablets
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as easy to take and free from griping effects. It notes availability for sale by J. H. McCarty & Sop.
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Chamberlain
J. H. McCarty & Sop
New Jersey Editor Praises Foley’s Honey Cough Remedy
M T Lynch editor of the Philip bure New Jersey Daily Poet testifies he has used many medicines for coughs and colds but Foley’s Honey stands out. Sold by J H McCarty and Son.
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M.T. Lynch
Philip Bure
N. J
Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
National Stockman and Farmer offers early 1906 subscriptions
The paper announces Alva Agee, president of the Ohio Experiment Station, as a contributor and pledges unusually low subscription rates through January 1906. Bundled offers include The Record with The National Stockman and Farmer and various companion titles, with prices listed and Carthage, Indiana as the address.
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Alva Agee
Ohio Experiment Station
Ile
Theall Stockman
Farmer
National Stockman
Carthage
Ind
Seasonal passes to St Louis World's Fair via Big Four Route
Big Four Route Co and St. Louis Railway announce season tickets from Warsaw Indiana to St Louis World’s Fair daily through December 1 1904. Also sixty and fifteen day tickets with coach excursions on Tuesdays and Thursdays to the fair. One fare plus 1 to Baltimore for National Eagles Convention. Tickets sold September 9 and 10 1904, good back to September 19 with extension options. For details contact agent offices or General Ticket Agent Wangren J Lyxon Cincinnati Ohio.
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Indiana
St. Louis
Baltimore
Big Four
National Convention of Eagles
Pneumonia remedy cited by Agnew doctor
Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports Foley's Honey and Tar used in three severe pneumonia cases with good results each time. Re receives substitutes. Sold by J. H. McCarty and Son.
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C. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
Final recovery promised by bitters for liver and kidney woes
An old sol\ne of J. J. Havens in Versailles suffered from kidney and stomach ills. Doctors offered little relief until a Bitter soda formula aided his recovery. The ad claims the product heals liver and kidney complaints and stomach pains. Available from A. McClain, Druggist, for 50 cents.
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J. J. Havens
Versailles
Kidise
Guaran A. McClain
Dragzist
The Thrice-a-World War News and Subscriptions
The thrice weekly World claims truthful reporting on the presidential race Parker and Davis versus Roosevelt and Fairbanks. It touts a staff of correspondents and regular columns, promising factful coverage of events amid a “great war” story, with a subscription offer of 156 issues per year for $1.00 and a combined newspaper and card rate of $1.65.
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Parker
Davis
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Investment scam pitch seeks buyers for limited shares
A narrator offers cheap shares in an enterprise claiming it has paid up to eight million dollars, promising one hundred shares and urging immediate contact with Robert Stewart Kennedy at 36 South Third Street, Philadelphia. A testimonial extols Foley’s Honey and Tar for lung trouble, sold by J. H. McCarty.
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Robert Stewart Kennedy
South Third Street
Philadelphia
A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
Man Credits Foley's Kidney Cure for Recovery in Ky
Valley View Kentucky resident J J Cox suffered kidney trouble that left him bedridden with massively swollen feet and no relief from physicians. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery, sold locally by J H McCaty and Son.
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J. J. Cox
Valley View
Foley
J. H. McCaty & Son
Pointers for travel to St Louis Fair by Big Four Route
Guidance on selecting routes and tickets for the St Louis Fair. Recommends the Big Four Line as the dependable through-train option, with coach excursion, fifteen day, and sixty day ticket types. Advises securing hotel or boarding in advance, and suggest contacting Warren J. Lynch, General Passenger Agent, Big Four Route, Cincinnati, for details.
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St. Louis
Biz Four
Warren J. Lynch
Big Four
Cincinnati
W. J. Lynon
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Claims Text
Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a potent remedy for chronic throat trouble and bronchial diseases. The note urges refusal of substitutes and lists J. H. McCarty & Son as sellers.
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Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Iowa Dealer
Joseph McKlhiney of Linton Iowa praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after more than twenty years of selling it. He guarantees its satisfaction and quick relief for coughs and colds. Available through J Ly McCarty & Son.
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Joseph Mcklhiney
Linton
Iowa
J. Ly McCarty & Son
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Praiensa
Carthage Inc
Doveland
Ciacianat
Chicace
St L.ry. Ste Pour Route
Pesouger
Piefendoh
M. Sul
Totevo
New Jersey
National Stockman and Farmer
Pittsburg, Pa
Wangren J. Lyxon
Gen’! Pass & Ticket Agt
B. Spiegel
Po N. Tiseiate St
Evansvil Ind
Regalia
J. B. Tribby
L. R. Wooten
York World
Jnvest
Daily and Sunday Commercial Tribune
Weekly Gazette
Daily and
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Daily
Commercial Tribune Amard Bureau
Civesmars
St. Louis Fair
Raymond Conner
Shelton, Wash
Warren J. Lyxen
Dig Fen
Jozark Ginseng Co
Dep’t W
Joplin Mo
Ja, Armiston
Odd Fellows's Block
Knightstown
J. Sattler
F. M. Miller, Dentist
Bank
Ery Tawian Stenge
Senretaey
Owen
Hill Votary
Cartitage, Ind
F. G Hackleman
Rushville
Benj. F Milner
D&w
North Shomblic Square
J. B. Schrighte
Granite
HL. Sparks
Wilson’s
R. Ray Johnson & To
Dille & Clemens
Greensburg, Ind
Sterling Remedy Company
Swift & Co
Palos Largecy
U.S. Patent Office
Washington, D.C
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