Convention of Clubs Rate Set for Indianapolis Meeting
The Rational Republican League secures a one fare plus 25 cents round trip from all points for the October 5 and 6 Republican clubs convention in Indianapolis. Selling dates are October 4 to 6 with return by October 9. No card orders required. Expected 1000 delegates from war states. Headquarters at Denison Hotel. Taft and Shaw among anticipated speakers.
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Indianapolis
Rational Republican League
Central Passenger Association
St Louis
Moore
National League
C. W. McGuire
Indiana League
Illincis
Philadelphia
Denison
League
Shaw
Taft
Fairbanks
Beveridge
George A. Knight
California
Gold standard support cited by Senator Fairbanks in 1900
The passage argues that demand for gold in government payments and other obligations grows when confidence in the government's ability to pay in metal wavers. It asserts that a firm gold standard reduces public demand for payable obligations in gold.
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Senator Fairbanks
Senate
Democracy in Crisis and Parker's Questionable Candidacy
The piece criticizes the Democratic Party for past reversals on war, money, and policy, contrasting with Republican stances. It mocks Judge Parker’s sincerity on money while warning he may sacrifice principles for party gain. It portrays current politics as full of unrest and flawed candidates.
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Parker
Judge Parker
Line to Align with Progress for a Young Voter
A young man seeks to form a political alliance and cast a Brat vote with a Progressive party. He favors looking to the future over the past and argues that a record without future commitments has little value. He claims the Republican record is a history of progress and appeals to patriotic young Americans.
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Progress
Repub
Party of Progress
Personal Abuse Will Not Win in Political Criticism
In a partisan appeal the author argues abuse fails to gain votes for Beers or Bin and urges voters to back a living party. The piece condemns linking with the Democracy and calls for action oriented by youth and reason, referencing Parker and cabinet figures for comparison.
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Democratic Party
Beers Rat Mishe
Bin
Perfect Attendance for September 1904 Public Schools
The city weekly tests on September 30 1904 show students with over 90 percent in Botany Chemistry English and Grammar. Names listed include Juliette Shortridge Francis Cowan Hazel Fancher Jennie Bell Lewis Susie Small Mildred Olmes Edna Morgan Emma Severson Helen Watt and Francis Riordan among high school and various grades.
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City
Juliette Shortridge
Francis Cowan
Hazel Fancher
Jennie Bell Lewis
Susie Small
Mildred Olmes
Edna Morgan
Emma Severson
Helen Watt
Francis Riordan
Susie Bandy
Ida Pitcher
Edith Webster
Euniceton
Frank Schultz
Charolette Hodgson
James Brennan
Mae Connolly
Dodge
Mamel Huesgen
Virgil
Violet Cassedy
Ida Ser
Julia McDowell
Hazel Dingle
Ruth Baughman
Ida Webster
Agnes Daeley
Blanche Elmslie
es _Daeley
Esma Miller
Annie Buchholz
Robert Collinson
Etta McKay
John Cowan
Fred Funda
Ettie Smith
Rose Heny
Peuling
Sermeard Lenry
Pauline
Anoneen Eswvell
Ymon Holmes
Ida White
Pauline Funda
Cora Pierce
John Storman
Lane Hurst
Loretta Kelley
Edwin King
Dar Whitman
Lena Bandy
Vera Seeley
Olga Halgren
Pearl Webster
Fred Jones
Frank Palmer
Lucy
Isa Bo James Elmslie
Pearl Coy
Ite LaRue
Ita Mc, Dowell
Ethel Fitzgerald
Tariff controversy shapes presidential campaign mood
The piece notes Democrats push to front tariff issues to boost votes while warning against tariff revision agitation harming business. It asserts campaign talk won’t derail business this year, with hope and confidence in all sectors, yet anticipates a possible tariff clash causing a major economic slump if pursued before the election.
Roosevelt Tariff Debate Cited as Political Standpost
The piece cites President Roosevelt on tariff cuts as a tool to curb trusts and profits, arguing the 1893 panic and prosperity issues were related to tariffs. It predicts a strong Democratic vote against tariff legislation and frames tariff as a GOP rallying point amid broader political battles.
Senator Fairbanks Talk on Dollar Equality in 1900 Senate
Senator Fairbanks, speaking in the senate on March 5 1900, defends the Republican record against a degraded dollar. He claims the party aimed to restore absolute equality among gold, paper, and silver and to preserve the unity of American currency after the postwar chaos.
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Republican Party
Fairbanks
Senate
Protection and tin plate industry debate analysis
An excerpt argues that protection benefits the tin plate industry, countering the claim that protection is robbery. It notes the shift from foreign to domestic tin production since the McKinley bill, with the tin industry now a major contributor to national wealth. The piece cites a New York Times editorial critical of Roosevelt's Philippine policy.
Roosevelt era Philippine policy praised by Times
The Times notes that a less partisan stance could truthfully deem every Roosevelt administration act on the Philippine question creditable to the United States, reflecting intelligence and humanity in government policy.
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Times
Roosevelt
United States
Rooseveltism Drives Political Jousting in New York
The New York World pressures for Rooseveltism while Democrats, large and small, attack the policy and boost the President. Judge Parker curbs Rooseveltism after seeing its impact, but Republicans feel the issue remains potent. Parker and the Democratic NY governor candidate share a history of voting for free silver, with neither displaying scruples about endorsing a party standard bearer. The campaign features satire on Parker’s stance as a bulwark against attacks on Roosevelt’s honor, while Democrats avoid direct confrontation.
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Remerang
New York
Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Parker
Unsafe Roosevelt and the 1904 political debate
The piece portrays Democratic critics labeling President Roosevelt unsafe for his assertive reforms. It credits him with settling the coal strike, enforcing antitrust law, and advancing the Panama Canal, while contrasting Republican defense of strong constitutional governance with opposition rhetoric about protectionism and party loyalties.
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Roosevelt
Peece Iage
Cent
Panama Canal Strip
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