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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
2
The text surveys Florida voters backing Senator Taliaferro, mentions possible nominees including Parker Bryan Hearst and party dynamics. It notes Democratic and Republican maneuvering, wage debates, and a wary view of platform excess while forecasting political turnover and economic strains.
The fragment compares character to continents to be conquered, noting that wealth reputation and happiness tempt many while true character remains vast and unknowable. It mentions Alexander the Great as a standard and reflects on striving for virtue amid temptations.
Fragmentary opinion argues Bryan rewards Wieself as leader of the party and mocks populist threats. It contends party reforms could renew national democracy by removing outdated elements and boosting confidence.
A fragmented poem style meditation on gender roles and marriage. The text contrasts a civilized boy with the limits of bowing to norms. It notes men’s wealth tied to a wife’s aims and aging through discovery of personal limits.
A fragmentary article quotes Hon. C M L Brown endorsing Capt R W Davis in the Florida second primary while deriding Roosevelt and Congress with labels such as Grand Old Promiser and Grand Old Postponer. It also cites The Washington Post and The Chattanooga Times on translations and opinions.
Official notice records the Washimeion County Democratic Committee meeting on December 13 1904 calling a second primary election. It lists proposed candidates and districts, sets dates and places for nominations, and records officials and witnesses who sign the proclamation.
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