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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
3
The Graettinger Times lists subscription terms by T. Larson. One year not in advance is $1.50, six months and advance options described with prices. Phone number provided for contact and inquiries.
This August 26, 1904 report honors Thaddeus S. Hays who died at Armstrong at age 88. It lauds his physical vigor, clear mind, business fairness, cheerful companionship, and moral courage. The community mourns his loss and calls him a model of steadiness and generosity.
The record shows no clear party endorsement for Judge Parker on his positions. Voters may recall the Democratic back-pedal on Abagrade as context for his standing among party allies.
The Patriarchs Militant announce a grand trans continental escort train for a tour start in Boston on September 8. The specially equipped train will carry a large New England delegation via Boston and Albany to Chicago and beyond with added parties and cars. Stops include Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City and Des Moines with receptions and entertainment en route. Rates and details are provided by Mo G Farmer D P A Cedar Rapids.
A fragmented listing shows names and addresses for businesses and residents including Windsor Hotel Ganfield Bros Hardware and First National Bank. Also includes medical claim text offering free cures and an address in New York for a mail advert.
Democratic managers acknowledge the danger of pressuring voters toward a candidate who endorses the platform while conceding they cannot carry Western states that supported Bryan in 1896 and 1900.
Captain Hobson and Democratic speakers harshly denounce President Roosevelt, but the remarks have little effect as Roosevelt remains unfazed. The passage reflects partisan rhetoric during the era, focusing on attacks rather than policy.
Col Bryan states Hamlet is his favorite play while Judge Parker suspects the grave digger is the Colonel’s favored character. The piece notes Silver Democrats align with Kuropatkin in fearing the yellow peril’s final triumph and predicts a Republican solid West offsetting the Democratic solid South. It asserts growing export figures countering prosperity doubts and reaffirms the Republican pledge to protect American industries.
The party opposes the policy without proposing an alternative. This stance suggests disagreement with the plan while offering no concrete replacement to address the intended goals.
Democratic insiders focus on regaining party control in 1908 rather than outcomes for Parker and Belmont in 1904. Skepticism circulates about Judge Parker's potential performance if Cleveland and Hill were less influential on the coaching lines.
Rock Island offers coach excursions from across Iowa to the St Louis Exposition each Tuesday and Thursday in August. Tickets limited to seven days. Contact nearest Rock Island System agent for full details. Division Passenger Agent Jno G. Farmer Rapids for World’s Fair.
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