Republican ticket slate lists Roosevelt and Fairbanks in key races
The ticket features Theodore Roosevelt for President and Charles W. Fairbanks for Vice President. It lists Lewis O. Laylin for Secretary of State, William T. Spear for Supreme Court, Horace N. Ankney for Dairy and Food Commissioner, Lawson Emerson for Supreme Court Clerk, R. B. Crawford for Public Works, and presidential electors at large Noah H. Bwayne and Chas P. Taft Hankton, with Charles M. Irish as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Lewis O. Laylin Haron
Supreme Court
William T. Spear
Tramball Dairy and
Horace N. Ankeney Greene
Lawson Emerson Belmont
Public Works Board
R. B. Crawford Blark
Noah H. Bwayne Lyons
Chas. P. Taft Hankton
Outlook For Business Improves Across Sectors
The Cleveland Leader reports improved business conditions with more Wall Street interest, ample bank reserves, and easy money for solid securities. Rail earnings rise as traffic rebounds after a strike embargo, while iron and textiles show tentative gains and Western centers see better crops and trade. Overall sentiment favors growth ahead of the St Louis convention and national campaign uncertainty fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Corp
New York
Industriea
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Uno
St. Louis
Cleveland
Roosevelt Will Win At Odds With A Mighty Campaign Force
The piece hails Roosevelt as the strongest candidate, praising Boot’s opening speech at the Osio sgo convention and predicting a large Republican majority. It notes Roosevelt’s acceptance letter will unify the parties and cites Japanese casualties and potential shifts in Manchuria as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boat
McKinley
Rovesteli Hi
Roosevelt
Mofmore
Boot
Anyament Sa
Bedel
Congress
Republicas
Roocesvalt
General Miles and Dowie for the ticket in St Louis debate
The piece weighs Gen Miles's bid for prominence and possible Dowie backing for a ticket, noting Miles's showy demeanor and questioning his title as general. It critiques temperance efforts and muses whether preaching old gospel would better promote temperance than current delegates traveling the state. Old papers sold by The Reporter print shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
St .Louis
Prohibitionista
Dowie
Dreas Parade
Falataff
Thin
Jess
Notable Republican Convention in Chicago Endorses Roosevelt
The Chicago convention adjourned amid strong support for Roosevelt and his administration. Delegates praised the campaign, rejected opposition from critics, and pledged continued confidence in the party's record and policies under McKinley era governance.
Hoot's speech praised for inspiring republic platform support
The excerpt extols Hoot's Chicago convention speech praising the Republican platform and candidates. It argues for renewed public confidence, the party's past record, and steadfast adherence to promises as justification to be believed and trusted now. It frames the call to support the party as essential for the country’s best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoot
Chicago
Republican Party
ODT
Obar
Roosevelt praised for noble manhood in republican creed
A speaker extols Theodore Roosevelt as a model of honesty purity and courage. The text lauds his frankness and belief in a free government and urges Americans to value these traits above wealth office or power for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
United States
Franknom
America
Generationa
Theodora Roonevelt
Paving Bid Comparisons For Middle Avenue Project
City officials face a bid scramble for Middle Avenue paving with prices per foot well below estimates. Durability and total cost risk are central as officials consider asphalt brick and other materials amid calls for investigation of bidders and material reliability. The debate mirrors a decisive policy moment following a Morocco incident quote from Secretary Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Elyria Triumphs Over Wellington In Beat Contest Five to Two
Deen led Elyria with a two hit game and two triples while Terless provided support in a five to two win over Wellington. Wellington went scoreless until the eighth inning as Elyria broke the tie in the ninth with four hits and three runs. Welty made two amazing catches and Forbes threw out a runner at first while on his back near the third base line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen
Elyria
Wellington
Harteel
Archeia
Dean
Welty
Forbes
House for Sale at Ridgeville Center with fruit trees
Seven room house on two large lots with apples peaches and grapes. Features a splendid water well, a neat lawn, barn 44 by 30 and a good hen house. Three minutes walk from electric cars. Half down with time on balance. BH. Peck. Winneatt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Center
Peck
Winneatt
Move South For Year-Round Farming And Stock Feeding
A. Nicholl & Co. promotes southern farming to farmers, arguing year-round outdoor work, cheaper fattening materials like velvet bean and cassava from Alabama and Florida, and higher profit with less labor. Contact A Park, Gen’l Immigration and Industrial Agent, Louisville & Nashville R R Co, Louisville KY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doora
A'abama
Florida
A. Paek
Gen
Louisville & Nashville
Louisville, Ky
Republican Circuit Court Judicial Convention Held in Ohio The Eighth Judicial Circuit delegates named
The Republican parties of Cuyahoga Lorain Medina and Summit counties meet in Cleveland on August 10 1904 to select one circuit court judge candidate. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Governor Hertick in 1903 with 137 total, to be chosen by county committees or district panels. Also notes sale of two secondhand airplanes by Fred Dachtler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Myron T. Hertick
Republican State Committee
G. Washburn
Arthur van Epp
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Webber
Henry J. Barrows Lorsin
Charles M. Irish
Charles F. Salisbury Grafton
Goroner
George E. French LaGrange
E. Kemp Camden
H. H. Forbes
Carlisle
Buasien
Watangon
Kores
Lalotong
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Vladivostook
Bala
Jere
Gray
Mrg
EB. Z. Benomme
Cohoes, N.Y
Ayer
Lawes
Thurmlay
Roosevilt
Fair- Laabe
N Union
Hanna
Quay
National Committee
Cannon
Root
Black
Nepeamry
Moter
Lincoln
Perdicaris
Hay
Morocco
Americas
Victors
A. Nicholl & Co
Broad Street
Republican Circuit Court Judicial
Fred Dachtler
E. G. Chase Company
Geneva
Danie Nery
Bes
Pital Hag
Tiel Nary
Gratton
Lorain County
Ated
Man
Tom C. Jonxsox
James H. Whelter
Anderstenes
James R Welter
Colombia
Nathaniel
Nathaniel Kipplace
Fatoa
Lorain Courty
Les
Jens Lanwrox
Ladies OF
Model Rug Factory
Elgin
Iil
GSE
Elway A Sons
Western
Dbateng
Ae & Dreher
Ng Girvan
R. N. Goodwin
Rogkers
Co. H. Baker’s, Farnleare and Undertaking. Norte Amherst
Wooster’s
Norwalk
Lorain Connoty
Wilremain
Admr
Sarshette L. Lang
G. D. Foote
Jno. Broder
Otta Witter
Helen BR. Howe
Jas.‘ewis
Cornelius Powers
M Nerve C Powers
Thomas Foote
Robin Fulton
John Wagener
Mauda Myers
Allen Danforth
Dane Forth
Herbert Danforth
Grace P. Bell
Joby L. Ball
Giles H Holbrook
Atro
Har
A. Carpenter
Guardian
Chas
Neubessen
Roy H. Wilson
Max L. Behnke
Law
Hinman
Pee Bis Sesratcheall
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Ealy Beok
Otuyvesant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!