Odell Conviction Allegations Spark Party Clash
Fragmented report outlines Governor-Chairman Odell facing perversion of public funds charges from the New York Attorney General. The piece notes Republican criticism and media responses, including attacks on Odell’s handling of funds and endorsements amid campaign pressures.
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New York Sun
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Unclear political address cites historic policy. fragmentary text
Fragmentary OCR passage references Roosevelt Bryan and Wilson Lili amid garbled phrases about policies and a 3802 McKinley bill. Key entities and places are unreadable, but hints of a presidential era debate and constitutional matters emerge in an incoherent garble.
Prized Future and Addicks in Delaware Campaign
The piece centers on J Barnard Addicks of Tanware and his ties to Theodore Roosevelt era politics. It critiques Roosevelt’s Delaware strategy, accusing him of selling out to secure Clerval votes and alleging contempt for rival factions amid a hostile press portrayal.
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Delaware
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Unclear political remarks from Moevor college meeting
The text appears to be a garbled account of a Moevor college discussion referencing President Roosevelt and broader policy themes. It hints at debates over peace, taxes, and future spoils, but the transcription is severely corrupted and names and places are partially unreadable.
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Hector
Mayer Collins
Sciel Vhsut
Piletes
Ollige
Joe Pane
Pepineis
Teelegebe
Tn TS
Grover Cleveland
Controversy Surrounds Julie Parker in 1904 Debate
The New York Tribune on July 1 1904 praises Julie Parker highlighting her widespread influence and integrity while noting partisan admiration for his private life. The piece mentions conspiratorial abilities in politics and public conduct as key points in the public clatter.
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Reifess
Julie Parker
New York
New York Tribune
Protection Arguments Meet in Historic Tariff Debate
Colonel A T Bacon of Brooklyn argues the sole economic case for protective tariffs is lower prices for consumers through reduced domestic competition. He cites the dangers to domestic steel and shipbuilding if foreign rivals gain advantage, and urges sustained protection to support American industry and employment. He references President and ministers backing, and notes steel plants across the nation face rising imports as the Clyde base shifts, urging a policy that keeps price parity for American goods.
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Brooklyn
Clyde van
Epanotienin
Ritter
Rival rioting flares in Greant County clash ends in violence
A chaotic confrontation between white and colored Republicans in Greant County, Ladin, escalated into rioting with multiple arrests for assault and weapon use. The fray followed local tensions during the contentious rival faction clash between political groups as authorities investigated the casualties and property damage.
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Unsurpassed Letter on Parker and Declaration of Independence
Charlie M. Brown of Pittsworth, Texas, writes to the Fort Worth Record with a lengthy comment on Judge Parker’s letter of acceptance and a proposed new declaration of independence. The letter attacks Roosevelt and Roosevelt-era policies, cites Democratic and Republican contrasts, and argues for party principles and constitutional interpretation.
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