Parker favored as Democratic presidential nominee in 1904 race
The piece argues Judge Alton B. Parker of New York is emerging as the Democratic Party’s presidential choice. It notes rising enthusiasm for Parker, contrasts conservative party currents, and cites figures like Henry W. Bishop and James P. Taliferro while discussing Hearst’s and Roosevelt’s standing and Florida’s view of Parker’s candidacy.
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Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
New York
Democratic Party
Judge Parker
Tudial
Judy
Parker
Hia Merita
New York State
Georgia
Hearst
Rhody
Pensacola Harbor Image From Bilins Magazine
Editor Chas H Bliss of Pensacola sends a March edition featuring Pensacola harbor and American ships assembled for a prize issue. The magazine copy is kept for future reference.
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Chas, H. Bliss
Pensacola
Bilins’ Magazine
Pensacola Harbor
New York World Critiques Pension Graft and Militarism
The New York World calls out a three billion dollar pension graft and questions the role of militarism in public policy. It argues for cautious, sober governance amid a massive financial merger and proposed reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Unclear fragment hints at political event in Atlanta area
Fragmentary notes mention a political figure, timing in March, and preparations for a statewide or regional event in the Atlanta area. Details are unreadable, with names and exact actions obscured by OCR errors.
Farmers Praise Pure Bred Seed Corn Increases Yields
A practical farmer reports using pure bred selected weed corn raises yields by twelve to sixteen bushels per acre and cuts barren stalks by nearly 75 percent. He notes better ears and kernels, and that seed corn can be selected from his own fields after years of use. He also urges farmers to focus on farming and avoid debt, keeping to short handle hoes to work efficiently in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cera
Wale
Cartersvill
Fragmented OCRed Political Rant Spoils Historic Speech
The readable text presents a garbled political tirade referencing commissions, salaries, and notable names across uncertain dates and places. It hints at public debate about governance and funding without clear events or outcomes.
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Meena
W. Jopee
Seatinor
Bryan
United States Army
United States
Henry W. Bish
New Hampshire
Panama Canal
Aime P. Taliaferro
Tolliver
U. S
Sentinel
Jas. P. Talieferro
Penncola Journal
Frank W. Pope
Hill
Maine
Philippine Islands
Taliaferro
Florida
Thua
Washington
Volusia
Oregon
Perseus
Sppoll Ing & Megro
Wean Chronicle
Iendina
Sandibavee
Mery
Nanther
Uys
Perle
Emrefe
Bowen
Taliaterra
Wivelda
Jenulegs
Peogie Te Makiseg
Demnpatio Party
bin Fur
Wallon
Pahlie
Murefield
Benent
Hilein
Ben
William Shinuas Jenin
Ab. M. Avastin
Ttoneewelt
Ile Siualt
Sudan
Atlanta
J J. Williams
P. S
Liheta Wirent
Wintiasie Laleenhurigy
BB. Mauthereny & Co
Suhaber
Somtaetee
Ehlenae
Serate
Tyre
Purtua Commission
Ik Meimbars
Maze
Jonnings
Shute Triwade
Berke Sore
Enane
Pangaea
Patrick's
Eassiou
Telat
Ieee
Demet
Yucu Trstiusy
Finia
Marsiand Breautn
Good End
Sirois
Li Wells
First National Bank
Marinana, Fila
Biere Resources
Musiadam
Tiabilitier
Capital
Ssurplaw Punt
CNO
Taylor
Dewan
Jpray
Mallary Bros. Machinery CO
Macon
Dekle & CO
Bankers, Ghipley
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Deering
Everitt and Horne
Chipley, Flor
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