Trusts In Political Conspiracy Tied To Parker Campaign
A 19th century era analysis accuses the Parker campaign of ties to powerful trusts. The piece, citing the New York World, claims Roosevelt era anti trust prosecutions and Democratic officials are aligned with corporations. It lists named trustees and donors tied to the national campaign effort.
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New York Press
New York World
Troosevelt
Department of Commerce
Navy
Southern Pacific Railway
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Northern Securities
Republican House
Aepublican Senate
Grover Cleveland
Richard Oley
Theodore Roosevelt
Reublican
Philander C. Knox
United States
Fuller
Villners
White
Louisiana
Justice Peckham
New York
Republic
Tom Taggart
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
George Foster Peabody
Alvares Land and Lvbor Company
American Beet Sugar Company
Compana Etalurgica Mexicana
Conquesta Coal Railway Company
General Electric Compact
Mexican Coal and Coker Company
Mexican Mineral Railway Company
Mexican National Construction Company
Mexicanorthern Railway Company
Montezuma Lead Company
Potos & Rio Verde Railway Company
Southern Improvement Company of New York
Taggart
National Campaign Executive Committee
Gorman
Cleveland
Judge Parker
Notable New York Financier and Transit Interests Named
William F. Sheehan a former lieutenant governor and ally of David B. Hill holds directorships in multiple utilities and rail companies including Albany & Hudson Railway and Power Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Citi zens' Lighting Louisville Edison Electric and others. The passage lists extensive holdings and board roles across energy transport and finance.
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William F. Sheehan
New York
David B. Hill
Sheehan
Albany & Hudson Railway_ and Power Company
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company
Citizens’ Lighting Company of
Louisville
Edison Electric Illuminator Company of
Brooklyn
Standard Oil
Hudson River Gas and Electric Company
International Telephone and Switchboard Manufacturing Company
Kings County Electric Light and Power Company
Standard O
Lenyon Zinc Company
Theew York Lands and Warehouse Company
Westchester Light
Eg Company
Standard OM
White Plains Lighting Company
Agwud Belmont
August Belmont
Traste
United States
Rapid Transit
Iwo
Allistice Assurance Company of London
American Asiatic Miney Company
American-China Development Company
Tite ‘Fempane
Centu Bea
Ompany
Chicago, Milwaukes, & St. Paul Railway Company
Btandard . Oil
Ahora Caaiee 134 Fuel’ Company
Colamert ‘Trust Lempane
New Jersey
Faulighle Life Assurance
Society“of the
Fairmonth Coal ‘Company
Fifth Avenue
Trust Company
West National Bank
Hempstead
Golden Reward
Consolidated - Gold
Mindog
Guaranty Trust Company
New-York
Helvetia
Jeter Dorough
Kisgstont Consolidated
Halfway
Acceptance Speech for Deputy Overseer of the Universe
A verbose acceptance speech resigns as Road Commissioner to seek a higher office. The speaker mocks the platform, denounces power and imperialism, cites weather failures and the boll weevil, laments November trials, and declines a second term while praising the Jeffersonian platform and party prospects.
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Thomas Jefferson
Bryan Denounces Nomination Tactics and Parker Campaign
William Jennings Bryan denounces the nomination process in The Commoner dated July 13 1904. He accuses supporters of crooked and indefensible methods to secure Judge Parker votes and claims the New York platform was vague to mislead the party.
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New York
Judge Parker
William Jennings Bryan
the Commoner
Roosevelt Acknowledges Irrigation Work In West
President Roosevelt responds to his nomination by the committee, praising the administration for enabling a great irrigation program in the West through the efforts of dedicated men involved in the project.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
New possible platform at Bt alb rd
Fragmentary note suggests a new platform at Bt alb rd. The text hints at a potential project or event but lacks clear details or confirmation from authorities. Further readable context is needed to confirm location scope and participants.
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Alb
Political party contrasts and 1890s tariff debate
The text argues that political outsiders seek power by criticizing incumbents, notes good people across parties, and links eras of growth and hardship to Republican and Democratic rule. It compares financial panics, tariff changes, and currency with Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt, then critiques free trade and Democratic aims in the American working class.
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Thomas Jefferson
Chich
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roquevelt
Hay
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt Endorsements Echo Across Newspapers
Secretary Hay lauds Roosevelt as courageous capable and honest in Jackson Michigan address. Independent and Democratic papers hail his personality and candidacy with strong endorsements praising courage candor and national service.
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Roosevelt
Hay
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Nuector
Arust Company
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Uitte
John R."Mcléan Ie
Cincinnat Inquirer
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Standard ON
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Hela
Billavue Natural Gas Company
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Silver City
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Mmog Company
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Philadelphia
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Timothy Kt. Ryan
Wisconsin
Timothy J. Ryan
Waukesha County
United States Senate
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Sugar Trust
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Pat McCarren
Standard Oil, Inlrector
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Coal Company
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