Roosevelt and Davis clash over secession in Harper's Weekly note
The Brooklyn Eagle excerpt criticized Theodore Roosevelt's Life of Benton for likening Jefferson Davis to Benedict Arnold. It argues secession was not immoral and that Roosevelt misstates Davis's debt repudiation, citing Davis's reply and Roosevelt's denial. The piece notes Panama's secession and lauds cautious historical judgment.
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Jefferson Davis
Harpor
Brooklyn Eagle
South
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Benton
Benedict Arnold
George Washington
Arnold
Davis
Harper's Weekly
Mr. Davis
Davie
Mississippi
Tre
Davin
Han
Panama
Colombia
Prominent Republicans Deserting Over Imperial Policy
A Washington observer notes renowned Republicans from McKinley and Roosevelt eras desert their party over imperial policy and leaders. References to Sherman Reed and others highlight shifting loyalties, while New York City lodging grants reveal rising unemployment and cost of living. A monument fund for Daniel Emmett is launched in Mt. Vernon Ohio. Cholera remedy endorsements and a London joke close the piece.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Wm. Birsey
Washington
John Sherman
Pilipinos
You Reed
Boutwell
Carl Schurz
Teller Wheelbarsen
Republican Party
Edmunda
Vermont
Parker Club
New York City
Ben Harrison
United States
W. H. H. Miller
Harrison
S N. Chambers
Parker
Davis
New York World
New York
Pittsburg
Aave
Dixie
Daniel Decatur Emmett
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Emmett
Lodge of Elks
Nnera
J. D. Smoote
Wolcott backs Parker over Roosevelt for presidency
Henry R. K. Wolcott of Colorado, mining interests and brother of ex Senator Edward O. Wolcott, urges West business leaders to defeat the Republican ticket and support Judge Parker. He criticizes Roosevelt as reckless and predicts Parker as cooler and steadier for national and commerce interests.
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Colorado
Parker
Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Henry RK. Wolcott
West
Wolcott
United States
Edward O. Wolcott
New York
McKinley
Local Notes Touch Crops Churches and Politics
The column reports on Garber’s horse loss from lockjaw, wheat farming conditions with dry weather, and a surplus of horses mules and cattle. It covers Church of the Brethren meetings at Pleasant View, illness of Br. M Young and Mrs Young, Banser Mill buying an engine, and Rev DeVault taking charge at the Baptist church. It notes school openings, threshing by Miller Bros, and a mix of local social and political items including Royston and Adams law debates and Blood Balm advertisement.
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W. A. Garber
Lock-Jaw
Farwora
Church of the Brethren
Pleasant View
BR. M, Young
Banser Mill Company
DeVault
Baffalo Ridge
Baptist Church
Cox
J.J. Jones
St. Louis
Miller Bros
Nat Hyder
Nat
Mt Wesley
Royston
Jonesboro
Littleton
FELIM
MS. Adams
Fredonia
Ala
Mia
Melanie
Owen
Notre Dame Educator Haynes Backs Parker for President
Col. William Haynes a Notre Dame professor and 1888 Republican congressional candidate declares for Judge Parker. His endorsement may boost the Democratic ticket in La Porte and surrounding region.
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la Porte
Dnn
Col
William Haynes
B. F. Shively
West
Notre Dame University
Judge Parker
Haynes
Blaine
Fashions for Slender Women in The Delineator October
The Delineator outlines dress guidance for tall and short women emphasizing heightening tricks for the short figure and elongating lines for the tall. It advises minimal flounces on the skirt bottom, shallow hip yokes, straight fall skirts, and soft pliable fabrics to create graceful lines.
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Sho
Bertha
University Summer Courses and Scholarships at Tennessee
The University of Tennessee Knoxville offers literary and scientific, engineering and agriculture programs with winter short courses and a great summer school for teachers. Five special schools and a well stocked campus provide 175 scholarships with free tuition for Tennessee students. Expenses are moderate. Season opens September 5, 1904. Address the Rearman.
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Department of Edacaation
Department of Law
Tennessee
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