Why is Roosevelt a Reaction ary?
The column cites the New York World critique of Theodore Roosevelt and the 1904 Chicago convention. It argues Roosevelt controlled the convention, shaped the platform, and abandoned some issues, prompting debate on his responsibility for how reactionary forces gained influence. It notes Taft’s campaign repercussions and questions Roosevelt’s retreat.
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New York World
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicaro
Nota Plank
Nota On Plank
Tie
Hopkins
Taft
Democratic Chance Ahead in Indiana Campaign
The Springfield Indiana News notes the Democratic ticket of Bryan and Kern with a positive platform and broad appeal, arguing the panic shifted voters away from party prejudice and that Democrats have a fair chance at adoption of their principles at the polls. The paper urges swift, confident campaigning.
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Bryan
Kern
Springfield
Hadley boasted of cheap oil and insurance cuts
The attorney general Hadley is criticized as a grandstander for boasting of actions since taking office. He claims he forced Standard Oil to drop coal oil prices from 8s to 6s and 9s, and says he compelled insurance companies to reduce rates by 20 to 40 percent. Readers are asked who paid 6s or 9s per gallon.
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Ball
Anderson
Fulkerson
Gentry
Washburn
Argus Cox
Supreme Court
Morley
Judge Court of Appeals
Elvins
Congress
Revenhardt
Smith
Kirkpatrick
Hadley
Standard Oil Company
Courthouse Relocation and New Lighting Projects Highlight Southeast News
In Stoddard county another push to move the court house to Dexter is reported while Farmington installs a new electric lighting system slated for service by September. The Jackson courthouse is completed, and Cape Girardeau county touts its achievement.
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Stoddard County
Dexter
Farmington
Jackson
Cape Girardeau County
Uncle By's Little Visits and Humorous Snippets
A collection of humorous quips on work, gender roles, flirtation, and social norms. Jokes about a man’s worth, women’s wit, and common habits, including a tale of a Chicago man giving a woman his seat then marrying her, while a Texas miser is mocked for hoarding money for 75 years.
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Texas
Philospher
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