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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
4
A column praises Theodore Roosevelt for handling the Pennsylvania miners strike with decisive, humane intervention and frames this record as a strong Republican presidential campaign asset. The piece also riffs on the mythical Lone Fisherman and asks what ex presidents Cleveland and Roosevelt will do before the election.
The passage cites questions about Roosevelt's tenure and future as voters weigh government efficiency, treasury stability, and party promises. It contrasts Democratic and Republican lines while debating honesty, bond issuance, and political trust.
A fragmentary verse recalling Esopus pastimes and a refrain Are you on in a folksy chant. The lines mix playful nostalgia with unclear narrative about returning and racing rice for a mother, ending with a repetitive query about being on.
Senator Fairbanks praised German loyalty as a splendid trait noting their fidelity to each other as admirable in Indianapolis on September 8 1899.
An editorial argues that national success depends on diplomacy and tact. It lauds the current U S administration led by the president and secretary of state for extraordinary diplomatic results, and urges Americans to vote for the party in power. Nevada voters are said to lean Republican, with former silver issue supporters returning to the Democrats.
Fragmented remarks accuse Democrats of snubbing farmers in the state ticket while Republicans favor lawyers and railroad officials. The piece argues the farmer vote is essential, citing 1802 business failures and wartime policy fears to urge peacetime focus and national growth.
A harsh critique of a Democratic leader named Hill and his promise to refrain from involvement after his party wins. The piece argues the pledge is insincere, compares Hill to Mephistopheles, and predicts his retirement by January 1905 following a likely defeat in November. It portrays Hill as a cynical politician with no real allies.
A political essay argues Roosevelt embodies real democracy and would decisively confront threats, contrasting him with Parker’s perceived colorless stance. It cites public opinion, campaign energy, and calls to support Roosevelt and Fairbanks, highlighting expansionist and pro labor themes amid a broader pro Republican outlook.
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