United States cable links states with Alaska and notable political notes
The United States government is completing a cable link to Alaska as Attorney General Moody is expected to replace a Massachusetts senator. The St. Louis U D OC meeting drew broad state representation while Wisconsin's Supreme Court backed the La Follette ticket. Significant items include the Connecticut warship launch, Dr. Roberts’ return to Kansas City, Valley Weekly’s name change to Valley Magazine, Marshall’s water works contract, and a large good roads conference at Bolivar. Also noted are New Hampshire’s acceptance of Christian Science treatment, Kelly’s confession scandal, and Congressman Lamar praising DC W Hamlin for aiding approval of the Lexington Suburban bridge bill.
Democratic clubs urged to organize strong county effort
The editorial urges Lafayette county Democrats to push vigorous organization to mobilize voters for November. It argues that a strong party structure, with ready speakers from the county and state committees, will maximize turnout and keep the county among Missouri’s leading Democratic counties amid widespread apathy.
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Lafayette County
Railroads consolidate stock ownership across networks
At the latest stockholders meeting of the Chicago and Alton, Rock Trand people reportedly held 90 percent of the railroad's stock. The piece notes increasing railroad concentration, with trunk lines leaning toward unity. It argues this fermentation impacts national politics and urges Democrats in the West to mobilize for a national victory, warning Eastern Democrats to watch the effort.
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Chitago & Alton Railroad
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Washington Letter on Roosevelt Reform Claims and Parker Endorsement
The writer questions Roosevelt’s reform record across pensions, appointments, and executive actions, challenging claims of honest government. He argues Judge Parker’s acceptance of the Democratic nomination signals a clear, vigor filled critique of the administration and a call for a new era of democratic governance.
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New York shifts to Parker and Horrick in 1904 race
Two weeks ago Republicans boasted of New York’s 39 electors and Odell claimed any candidate could win. Now Democratic unity and Odellism have reversed sentiment. Bets sag, predicting Parker and Horrick favored, with New York likely voting Democratic. Roosevelt’s bid appears unlikely.
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Marriage of William C Edwards and Josephine Searles
Friends announce the marriage of William C Edwards and Josephine Searles on Tuesday October 5 at Kansas City. Edwards, WM A graduate with high honors and top class standing, later earned a degree from Engineering College and is now with the Orient Railroad in Wichita.
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