Republicans forecast sweeping Iowa victory in 1904 race
A Des Moines report cites Iowa Republican state central committee estimates for the upcoming election. It projects a Republican plurality of at least 77,000, with total votes near 441,000. Republicans about 251,200, Democrats 174,000, and Prohibitionists up to 15,090. The story notes campaign organization, funds, and speeches by A. B. Cummins, Dolliver, Allison, and others, plus a new Progressive Political Club for colored voters in Des Moines and plans for county and township outreach to lift turnout.
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Work of organization to rally Republican voters in Iowa
Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa Republican leaders, headed by Chairman Spence, intensifying a statewide school district organization to mobilize every Republican voter for the polls. The drive targets precinct workers, county chairs, and active volunteers, with campaigns planned across districts and speeches by Cummins, Dolliver, Allison, and others to maximize turnout and maintain heavy Republican majorities.
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Henderson Addresses Iowa Campaign on Money and Tariff
In Manchester Iowa on October 10 Speaker Henderson asks for calm campaign dialogue by referencing the late president and urging forgiveness over abuse. He criticizes the Kansas City free silver stance, praises the gold standard, and endorses Governor candidate Cumming’s platform while championing protectionist tariff policies supported by national and state progress. He cites European study to back protection as key to economic growth and labor advancement.
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McKinley Policy Echoes In Dolliver Atlantic Speech
Senator Dolliver opened his Atlantic campaign address praising McKinley’s policy of sound public finance and the dollar's value. He tied American workers’ rights to fair wages and national prosperity, linking these to McKinley’s platform and death. He spoke on reciprocity and governance of new possessions, closing with confidence in Roosevelt and Secretary Cumming's administration.
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