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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
2
A garbled passage discusses wartime rhetoric and political figures, mentioning 27 000 German Americans returning to Germany and references to Joe Cannon and William Jennings Bryan. The text weaves political commentary with scattered names and incomplete phrases. No clear narrative or event emerges from the readable lines.
A public remark questions Governor Jennings and a ban on re election aims in state law. The piece contrasts a governor seeking higher office with constitutional intent to prevent a scramble for succession. It also references Carrie Nation, Roosevelt, Reyes, and political maneuvers in Congress.
The new British ambassador to this country, formerly the English representative in Spain, says Spaniards now love Americans as they love other nations. Tennessee faces spring forest fires amid warnings and calls for keener enforcement of fire laws. The Times-Union notes political reactions to the firistow postal scandal report and GOP focus on officials indicted during the Cleveland era. Heath remains secretary of the Republican National Committee.
The Pensacola Journal cites a 1903 Chicago Tribune list showing nineteen fives lost, a boy driven insane, thirteen players badly injured, and hundreds of minor injuries. It notes broad public indifference to discouraging football while condemning boxing for brutality.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a cashier and a fatal termination amid scattered references to names and places. The text is incoherent and lacks a clear, reportable event or date.
The state press shifts sentiment on the early primary, favoring a late date. The White Springs Herald moves from endorsing an early vote to backing a late ballot as October 1 approaches.
The president summoned Senator I Platt and New York Governor Odell to the White House to settle their state leadership quarrel. Followers of both leaders grew more bitter about presidential backing. The piece recalls Maryland Republican tensions before the last election and notes a Panama revolution claim of a financial victory with Colombian troops paid to retreat and revolutionists carrying gold.
A fragment notes tension over an early primary with mentions of major candidates, the public backlash, and concerns about fair play. It suggests Democrats may accuse favoritism in the process and warns about potential exclusion of leading contenders from campaigning until after a pivotal event.
In Jacksonville the Metropolis reports mixed views on an early Democratic primary. Voters across regions favor May for balance, with June or July discussed. April seems too early. A candidate notes party platform grants executive committee discretion and vows to support it. Campaigns would run nine months from Punta Gorda’s August meeting.
A Washington hotel lobby exchange portrays Prince Cupid as a promising Republican delegate from Hawaii. A Sciend teased him about the extra session while Cupid boasted of passing many laws and questioned mileage drawn by some colleagues. The remark fuels belief he may become a notable Republican politician.
An eminent legal authority says the state executive committee may include presidential electors in the upcoming primary under the primary statute but cannot order removal of current committee members as they are elected by party organization rather than general election. The article mentions Bernevelt and Tanoa contending for the presidential nomination.
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