Gorman and Roosevelt in the 1904 Presidential Debate
The article surveys Henry Cabot Lodge and William E Curtis defenses of Arthur Pue Gorman as a possible Democratic standard bearer. It contrasts Gorman with Roosevelt on tariff policy and trusts, noting Gorman’s political machine approach and loyalty to the Democratic line. It critiques Roosevelt’s message as cautious and watered down, with strong emphasis on party loyalty and Wall Street backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Arthur
P. Gorman
William E. Curtis
Chicago Record- Herald
Gorman
Calvin S. Brice
James Smith
New Jersey
Cleveland
Arthur Pue Gorman
Angel Gabriel
Laurel
Democratic Party
Hill
Roosevelt second annual message draws republican praise
Chicago Record Herald notes President Roosevelt's second annual message to Congress is half as long as the first and lacks recognition of the navy's marksmanship truism. It argues the real questions remain: trusts tariffs and the Philippines, and that the president's address fails to hit on these issues with clear policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago Record-Herald
Record-Herald
Roosevelt
Congress
Philippines
Ex Speaker Reed Proposes Undefined Trust Action
In Washington at Congress opening, Ex Speaker Reed pressed a House leader about the session. The leader said nothing would be done beyond funding bills. Reed joked about an indefinable plan to amend the constitution and curb trusts, noting the rank and file’s desire for action yet undecided on methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reed
Washington
Congress
House
Reed
The Girl We Like From UMearat Chicago American
The successful girl is usually a popular one built on small daily acts and words. She appeals by patience not aggression, avoids causing pain with harsh words, and makes the world pleasant through her own pleasant conduct. She cannot have every desire, yet earns respect from both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umearat
Chicago
Taxes in The Philippines From Bryan's Commoner
The Commoner editor notes continued Spanish tax practices imposed on Filipinos without representation. An army surgeon and Major William A. Corbusier discuss a 1886 royal decree taxing each receipt, effective in Manila from June 26 1886, illustrating lingering colonial burdens and the question of when American governance began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Spain
The
Commoner
William A. Corbusier
Manila
Lone Elm Thanksgiving Notes and Local Marriages
Long list of Thanksgiving visits among Lone Elm residents and nearby towns including Jno Mitchell family in Blue Mound, Ethel Alexander LaHarpe dinner guests, Postmaster McDowell with LaHarpe friends, Mabel Osborne visiting north of Kincaid, Nellie Reese visiting Garnett home folks, and Luther Osborne returning from Arizona. News of property trades, farm sales, a fire incident at Ches Davis', a flax stack loss, and two marriages Cupid's Work at Lone Elm. Samuel Fullenwider dies at about 75 after long illness. funeral at Colony. Married couples Chas Woolfe with Mary Depoe at Depones home in Colony. Elmer Cox of Lone Elm to Miss Pearl Dragon of Wise at Webb City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Mitchell
Blue Mound
Ethel Alexander
Lone Elm
Joseph de
Martin
Colony
Lone Elin
Webb City
Elmer Cox
Miss Pearl Dragon
Wise
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C. J. M. Alexander
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Money Power
Wall Street
J. W. Lamay
LaHarpe
E. N. McDowell
Mabel Osborne
Mr. Garrison
Kincaid
Nellie Reese
Garnett
Luther Osborne
Arizona
C. C. Osborne
Samuel Fullenwider
Grim Messenger
Mr. Fullenwider
Owens
M. Carrier, Inc
Schuessler
R. E. Patterson
North Lone Elm
Mr. Patterson
F. Southerland
Ches, Davis
Mr. Davis
Mr. Chas, Woolfe
Miss Mary Depoe
Holcomb & CO
West Ride
Sanare
J.R. Scott
Bien, Physteinn & Snegeon
Dikeason
Ca Fy
I. M. Scott
Optician
Southaide
Tibbetts & McGraw
Itasies
Lion
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