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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
5
A political piece argues President Roosevelt’s intervention during Pennsylvania labor unrest improved conditions for many workers and strengthens the Republican candidate’s election case. It questions the Lone Fisherman’s plans and prospects before the November vote, sparking curiosity about Cleveland and future actions.
Fragmentary passage questions why a change in administration is needed while defending Roosevelt’s record and questioning Democratic promises. It cites bonds, treasury funds, and comparisons to Grover Cleveland, ending with a skewed note on David B. Hill and Roosevelt’s oath.
The fragment recalls a derisive chant from Esopus days about racing for a mother and the speaker who never arrived. The verses ask if the audience is ready and mock the notion of loyal effort, capturing local nostalgia and playful bravado.
Senator Fairbanks at Indianapolis on September 3 1899 lauds German fidelity toward one another as a striking admirable trait and a lesson to Fidelity.
A persuasive editorial argues for electing a tactful capable leader in line with the current administration. It lauds the president and secretary of state's diplomatic success and urges American voters to back the administration this fall. It cites Senator Stewart of Nevada praising Roosevelt and Nevada’s alignment with party goals.
Senators and party leaders accuse opponents of neglecting farmers and workers as campaigns hinge on protectionism and railroad influence. Analyses compare Blaine era Chinese exclusion and Roosevelt era defense policies, citing fluctuating business conditions and party strategies amid contentious farm votes.
The article mocks David Bennett Hill as a Mephistophelean figure in the New York Democratic scene. It describes his promise to stay out of office after his party triumphs, arguing the pledge is a sly tactic to appease factions. It suggests Hill may retire not by choice but after a November defeat.
The piece argues Roosevelt’s multiple roles prove his ingrained democratic temperament, contrasting with Parker’s perceived colorless stance. It praises Roosevelt and Fairbanks as youthful, energetic leaders and urges readers to back Roosevelt for prosperity, openness, and decisive action against monarchist threats. It cites consular and business voices on expansion and national strength, framing Republican policy as broadly beneficial for farmers and labor.
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