Roosevelt and Fairbanks Backed by Strong Republican Leaders
The piece argues the Republican Party offers safer, saner governance under Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks. It contrasts Parker and Democratic figures with warnings about past Democratic conduct, urging voters to trust the Roosevelts and their national leadership.
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Republican Party
St. Louis
Roosevel and
Fairbanks
Alton B.parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Renin
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Grover Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Bryan
Cleveland
David B. Till
Hill
Bill” Sheehan
Pat” McCarren
Charlie’ Murphy
Manhattan Brandh
Tammany
Cannon
Parker
Congress
United States
George William Curtis
Harper’s Monthly
Lincoln
Belmont
Esopus
William Meuinley
Cuba
Orto Rico
Philippines
Party
Charles W. Fairbanks
Parker and Davis Battle Over Nation’s Future
The passage argues the 1904 choice is not personal but between two political camps. It names backers David B. Hill, Bryan, Tillman and others, pins opposition on Gorman Cochran and fossilized hired advocates, and frames the verdict as a split of progress versus stagnation mirroring 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
David B. Hill
William Jennings Bryan
Benj. Tillman
Champ Clark
William F. Sheehan
Patrick H. McCarren
Tom Taggart
Gorman
Senate
Congressman Williams
House of Representatives
Bourke Cochran
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton 3. Parker
Get Rich Quick Democrats Brag Over Campaign Funds
A political column critiques Democrats in West Virginia and Indiana for relying on money. It predicts Republicans will win big, noting West Virginia may lean Republican and citing Walter Wellman’s Indiana forecast of a Republican plurality between 19 000 and 30 000.
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West Virginia
Oil Trust
Parker
Hoosier
Walter Wellman
Record-Herald
Indiana
Money for Labor Wages Rise Tied to Prosperity
The 1900 census shows wages in manufacturing rose by about 431 million dollars since 1894, with clerks and officers also earning more. The piece argues prosperity follows protection and sound money, linking wage gains to higher consumption and national wealth under Roosevelt.
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United States
Woo
PUSBO
Saveeneucs
William McKinley
Roosevelt Rated More Popular Than Parker In Sunday Democrat
The New York Sunday Democrat, which recently bolted Parker for Roosevelt, argues Roosevelt’s bravery independence and policy record boost his appeal. It contrasts Parker as timid and controlled by patrons with Roosevelt as a progressive statesman of the century.
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Roosevelt
Parker
The
New York Sunday Democrat
Theodore Roosevelt
Parker ‘Dee
Congress Should Be Won With the President
A 1912 era appeal urging Republicans to prioritize winning Congress over the presidency. The piece warns that a Democratic House would concentrate power in the South, threaten Northern interests, and hinder Republican policy, making a Republican Congress nearly as crucial as electing a Republican president.
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Congress
Parker
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Democratic House of Representatives
Committee On Rules
Senate
Nordic immigrants push Republican support in northern states
The article argues the northern fringe of the United States rapidly fills with Norwegians, Swedes, and Danes who align with the Republican ticket. It asserts that this Scandinavian influx follows historic Anglo-Saxon settlement patterns and will vote Republican this year.
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United States
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
England
Poor Old Rooster Crowing Woes Reflects Lost Chance
A brief mock editorial voice laments a democratic rooster sighing over lost opportunity to crow. The text personifies a political symbol, expressing frustration at not getting the chance to show boldness in the public arena.
Roosevelt Letter of Acceptance Highlights Monetary Reform Trust
The record of the last seven years proves the party now in power can be trusted to take the necessary action to improve and strengthen the monetary system, while opponents cannot. This statement accompanies the acceptance letter ahead of the upcoming election.
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Rosevelt
Prosperity of the American Businessman Across Sectors
The piece extols Republican protectionist policy as lifting wages and demand, uniting farmer, merchant, miner, and professional classes. It cites census gains in manufacturing wages from 1890 to 1900, rising per capita wheat consumption, and a broader prosperity that benefits urban workers as farmers prosper and vice versa.
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Chicago
Ise
Weibggan
Republican Party
Bryan
United States
Coxey Ary
Washington
Nan
Fathlese
Bright's disease and cancer mentioned in limited context
Fragmentary note references Brights disease cancer and consumption with unclear wording. The text appears partial and does not provide a full event or quote to identify people or places.
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McClellan
Pendleton
Delaware
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Shaw
Moody
Money For Labor
Campain
Banka
Bright
Taioe
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