Campaign foes link Parker to big corporation influence
The piece cites The New York World and NY World editorials alleging Judge Parker’s campaign is run by corporate interests. It lists trustees and executives connected to trusts, railways, and banks, asserting the GOP and Democratic figures collude with monopolies to shape policy and elections.
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Taggart
Gorman
Senator Gorman
Cleveland
Parker
New York World
New York
Theore
Roosevelt
Hay
Jacks, Mich
Parker’s Coat of Arms as a Campaign Passim
In a letter, Parker outlines heraldic designs for the candidate’s coat of arms. He mocks three figures the donkey, a mule and a tiger, each tied to political graft and delay, finally favoring a mule drawn with a noose and a telegraphed “From Parker—quick” motto.
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Parker
Old Dame Democracy
New York
Bryan declares Parker bid corrupt via vague platform
William Jennings Bryan charges the New York platform was vague to woo voters and claims Parker's nomination was secured by crooked and indefensible methods in The Commoner July 13, 1904.
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New York
Judge Parker
William Jennings Bryan
the Commoner
Roosevelt Praises Irrigation Push by Congress
In replying to the committee after his nomination for President, President Roosevelt spoke on inaugurating irrigation initiatives in the West. He said Congress enabled the administration to take a long stride toward using the national domain for settlers as actual home workers.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senator Culberson Defends Democratic Policy Authority
The statement asserts no gold standard platform could be adopted at St Louis and emphasizes Senator Culberson of Texas as a rightful authority on Democratic policies. The remarks defend his role in discourse on party positions.
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St. Louis
Senator Culberson
Texas
Culberson
Republica Party
Acceptance Speech on Ambiguity and Political Windfalls
A witty rebuke of Republican power and weather control as a speaker resigns Road Commissioner to seek Deputy Overseer of the Universe. He lampoons the St Louis platform while praising Jefferson, warns of power and imperialism, cites Encke’s Comet, boll weevil, and tariffs, and declares no second term.
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Bureau of the Agricultural Department
Encke
Political reflections on party change and Roosevelt
The piece weighs shifts between the outs and ins in politics and measures parties by results. It recalls the 1803 panic under Grover Cleveland, links it to tariff and currency, and asks if bold policy changes are wise while praising Theodore Roosevelt as the preferable leader.
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New York
New York World
Roosevelt
Howl
Department of Commerce
Navy
Southern Waco Railway
Republican Party
New York Word
Ie Supreme Court
Mouern Securities
Vince
Senate
Grover Cleveland
Richard Olney
Avie
St. Joe
Theodore Roosevelt
Philander
Knox
Supreme Court of the United States
Chlef Justice Fuller
Qiiness
Justice White
Louisiana
Justice Peckham
Tom Taggat
Democratic Nagong Committee
Gente
Trade policy clash in Britain and United States
England seeks to end free trade that harms workers while Democrats in America push for a system that Britain now fears after a long costly trial.
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England
Roosevelt Personality Praise From Independent Press
The piece surveys favorable opinions of Theodore Roosevelt, praising his courage, intelligence, honesty, and work capacity. It quotes endorsements from several independent and Democratic papers, noting his leadership qualities and popularity among diverse audiences. It highlights questions about his character and asserts broad support.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Way
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William FE. Sheehan
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Sheehan
Ashbury & Hudson Railway and Power Company
Brooklyn
Union Elevated
City Us Alehting Company
Tounsville
Edison Lectric Truominata Compainy
Hudson River Gas and Company
Inonnl Telephone and Switchboard Turing Company
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Westchester Lightze Company
Standard of
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Net Belmont
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United States
Rapid Manast Sry Construction Company
Alliance Assurance Mpliny
London
American Futile Steamship Company
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Inter Jough Rapid Transit Company
Kingston Consolidated Railway Npany
Long Island Nila Company
Manhattan Ast Company
Louisville & Nashville Rail
Westiuxhouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Windsor Trust Company
Yorkville Bank
John R. McLean
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington Gas Light Company
Capital Traction Company
American Security and Trust Company
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Thomas S. Martin
West Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio
States Senate
James M. Guffey
Pennnsylvania
J. M. Guffey
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W Moreland and Cambriia Natural Goa Cmpany
United Irael 1 Compay
Wheels
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Presiu
Trade Dollar Mining
MUM
Sean
Silver City
Tiaho
Florida Mounts
Mining and Milling Company
Idaho
James Smith, Jr
New Jersey
Philadelphia
I A. B. Widener
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State Executive Committee
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Standard On
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Bryan
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Liberty
Washington
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Columbia
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