Roosevelt's rise praised by enemy in early campaign
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt for rapid political ascent and reformist acts, crediting him with courage and success against opponents. It contrasts Roosevelt with Judge Parker, arguing Parker aligns with anti-imperialist and territorial retrenchment positions. The text asserts Parker supports withdrawal from Philippines and Puerto Rico, warning of voter reaction.
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Judge Parker
Mr. Schurz
Boston
Bryan
Jadee Parker
Far East
China
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
John Hay
Elihu Root
William H. Taft
Parker
Milburn
Philippines
Porto Rico
Judeze Parker
Court ruling pins doubt on Barton County judge result
On March 5 1900 the court ruled Minor a Republican was not elected county judge in Barton County because only one judge had initials on certain ballots. Nine days later the same court noted organizing to defeat the party in power. Within six months the Supreme Court declared the whisky tax unconstitutional.
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Minor
Barton County
Supreme Court
Why Bryan Supports Him in the Parker Campaign
A X.Y. Mail extract argues Bryan backs Parker, denouncing Albany platform as cowardly and divisive. It links Parker to trusts and big business, warns of post-election influence, and mourns the late Taggart while criticizing Democratic editors and press unity.
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Bryan
Parker
White House
Albany
New York State
The
United States
Democratic Party
Hills and Belmont
National Committee
Steubenville
Taggart
Caesar
Henry Watterton
Personal Issue Accepted Portrait of Taft in Montpelier Adress
In Secretary Taft's Montpelier address a new portrait of the President is presented, drawn by one of his constituents. The feature highlights the personal approval and public sentiment reflected in the artwork within the local scene.
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Taft
Montpelier
Bright Outlook at Pittsburg and Nearby Valleys
From the Labor World, reports in the Pittsburg patch claim a brighter industrial outlook across Youngstown Sharon New Castle Pa and nearby Ohio towns. Half to 90 percent of workers may return to work as plants restart amid reduced labor troubles and steady production in iron steel and tin.
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Pittsburg
Youngstown
Sharon
New Castle
Niles
Warren
Girard
Wheatland
Middlesex
United States
Industrial sector future now clearly settled
The article states there is no longer any doubt about the future of the industrial work, arguing that conditions and plans point to a definite path forward for industry and employment.
Shuffling tariff talk stirs campaign debate in Brooklyn
The Times and Evening Post back Parker supporters mock Senator Bailey of Texas for shuffling on tariff reform. Critics question Democratic leadership and compare Parker and Bailey on tariff stance. Roosevelt is praised as a friend of labor and law enforcement while warning that continuing Republican protection risks massive cotton goods imports.
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The
Times
Evening Post
Parker
Bailey
Texas
Brooklyn
Dailey
Esopus
Police politics questioned over contributions in St Louis
A dialogue asks whether Mathew Kleley and $849 donor Chief Desmond are the city’s police chiefs. Answers clarify Kleley’s contributor role and that Desmond is a detective chief, not the police chief, in the ongoing inquiry into city political funding.
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Mathew Kleley
Police
Desmond
City of
St. Louis
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X.Y. Mail
Helmont
Tom Tagrart
N. S. Mall
Labor World
iFrom
N.Y. Mail
Roosevelt
Harry B Hawes
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