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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1904
Page
4
An editorial extols President Roosevelt's courage as essential to leadership and cites his handling of the coal strike and trust regulations as proof. It contrasts Roosevelt's moral backbone with critics while asserting Republicans built industry and trade, urging support for the party's 1900 platform and campaign.
In a heated exchange, Grover Cleveland questions Bryanism and labels Bryan a lunatic, while supporters defend Bryan and criticize Parker as a mere tool of party bosses. The dialogue reflects deep splits in the Democratic ranks and calls for party sanity ahead of elections.
The New York Sunday Democrat endorses Roosevelt over Parker, calling Parker timid and unremarkable while praising Roosevelt as a strong independent reformer. It argues voters will favor Roosevelt, citing his record and appeal to youth, with New York statewide leaning Republican and Ulster County expected to back Roosevelt.
The American workingmen express strong support for Theodore Roosevelt as a capable, democratic leader. They say his fearless manhood and practical leadership appeal across rail workers, farmers, miners, engineers, and veterans. They trust his ability to run the country and will vote to elect him.
The letter argues the nation’s monetary standard remains unsettled as the party with about forty percent of votes refuses to declare the issue settled in its platform. It questions commitment to financial policy beyond election promises.
A column mocks Democrats for boasting of wealth and campaign money to win elections. It warns about inflated claims and warns that money cannot buy votes or loyalty, arguing prosperity under a Republican administration shifts support away from the party. It mentions West Virginia as a possible GOP state and reflects on the Australian ballot era.
In a Norse and Scandinavian driven demographic shift, the northern fringe of the United States welcomes settlers from Norway Sweden and Denmark. The trend favors Republicans as these communities align with traditional Anglo Saxon roots shaping US politics. Political chatter notes cautious optimism about future Republican consolidation and party rebuilding before major elections.
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