Some Reasons Why They Should Vote Roosevelt and Fairbanks
John Hay and Henry Clews urge young voters to back Roosevelt and Fairbanks, arguing first voters sway doubtful states. They claim Republican leadership built progress, from abolition to canal, education, and industry, contrasting with Democrats’ unity issues and uncertain trust handling.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Great Constructive Business League
America
Republican Party
Last Hope for Parker in Indiana Election Scene
Eastern Democrats once denouncing Bryan now seek his aid to salvage Indiana for the fading Democracy. The Nebraska leader, stripped to his task, faces insincerity and waning support as Indiana appears poised for a solid Republican majority on election day.
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Parker
Bryan
Indiana
David Bennett
Hill
Hhe
Mr. Davis Figures Questioned For Inaccuracy
The piece criticizes Henry G. Davis for misstating fiscal data and political claims. It argues his statements on surpluses and expenditures across administrations are incorrect and misleading, likening them to counterfeit money. It notes the Democratic misuse of statistics and overstatements in a broader attack on his campaign rhetoric.
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Bryan
Henry G. Davis
Judge Parker
Davis
Cleveland
Roosevelt
McKinley
Buchanan
Panama Canal
Two Handa Band Plays In Washington And Esopus
A brief note lists musical practice by the Two Handa band in Washington D C and Esopus with tunes “Hail to the Chief” and “Home Sweet Home” amid wartime tariff rhetoric and Roossvelt's Acceptance letter context.
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Washington, D. C
Esopus
Roossvelt
Judge Alton Parker Fashion Note in Cincinnati Enquirer
A clipped Cincinnati Enquirer item mentions Judge Alton B. Parker wearing a well-cut evening dress at a social event, noting his attire and style in a brief fashion mention.
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The
Cincinnati
Enquirer
B. Parker
Dumping abroad keeps homes markets steady say officials
A report cites American and British manufacturers using export sales to clear surplus. Consuls Samuel M. Taylor and James Boyle describe price cuts to foreign buyers, undercutting domestic prices to avoid idle mills. Rufus Fleming notes foreign concessions while Britons push high home prices. H. Clay Evans confirms firms bid abroad when needed while safeguarding home markets.
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Isg
Department of Commerce and Labor
Samuel M. Taylor
U. S
Glasgow
Scotland
England
Iay
Sewiig Machine Company
United States
Great Britain
Amercan
Rufus Fleming
A. S
Gangul
Edinburgh
James Boyle
Liverpool
Brunner, Mond & Co
Northwich
Cheshire
Suracuse
N. Y
Michigan
Lke
Nettlefolds (Limited
Birmingham
Jront
H. Clay Evans
London
Shameful Cartoons Ridicule Soldiers And Their Uniforms
A critique of Roosevelt era political cartoons that mock soldiers who fight for their country. The piece argues such depictions dishonor brave service and tarnish Washington’s legacy, portraying noble sacrifice as a target for laughter by the press.
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Roosevelt
United States Army
Desoldier
Gustawet
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