Hearst as Democratic Hopeful in 1904 White House Bid
Randolph Hearst emerges as the most active Democratic presidential candidate with a strong, modern platform favoring public ownership of railways and income tax. He builds support via labor groups and his newspaper empire, while plots to influence convention venue and delegatesNBC. He hails from San Francisco, owns newspapers and ranches, and remains deeply involved in editorial operations.
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Shington
D. C
Randolph Hearst
Republic
Hearst
Chicago
St. Louis
lit@age
Cleveland
Bryan
Congress
Marker
McClellan
Seema
Hearst Cluba
Asin
National Labor and Anti-Trust
Mearet
San Francisco
United States
George
Mra
Phoebe A. Hearer
Mies Millicent Wilson
New York
Washington
Bureau
Longshoremen Conference Opens to Set Seasonal Wages
About 100 delegates from both sides of Lake Michigan gathered for the International Longshoremen Marine and Transport Workers Association conference. They will discuss wage cease and labor conditions for the coming season and plan to submit results to dock managers at a joint meeting next week. The union anticipates some difficulty in reaching an amicable agreement with managers.
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Lake Mite
International Longshoremen, Marine and Transport Workers Association
Quebec legislature ready for opening after long preread
QuPpre March 21 reports the Quebec legislature prepared for its opening with most members present. Tila expects debate on the address and committee appointments to proceed in the first week, enabling the house to advance standing orders and legislation before Easter. A light local note asks about a moose sighting at Tom Williams’ address.
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Quebec
Tila
Neasion
Hearst to Have Organ in South
Rumor circulates that a Tampa newspaper the Tribune has been bought by a New York syndicate. The paper is said to be improved and become a strong Hearst advocate. Editor Stovall may enter the newspaper business in the far west and move to a new field within weeks.
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New York
Tampa
Fis
Tribune
Hearst
Stovall
Far West
Liquosone Promises Cure and Universal Health Benefit
A lengthy advertisement extols Liquosone as a vitaliser and germ killer. It claims oxygen-like effects, rapid cures for many diseases, and universal prevention if taken daily. The piece offers a free bottle trial and promises to cover druggist costs for new users.
Physicie Hospital Not War Case Emerges
Fragmentary notes indicate a hospital related case labeled not war with unclear references. Readable terms mention East 1 and eladtly, but specifics remain obscured.
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Physicie
Eladtly East
Fragmentary OCR News Note on Names and Dates
The readable parts show scattered names Barthol Orr and P iil Ron with unclear context. Other fragments mention Balk a aa and Cineur t che ol pany roba, but no coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
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Bar
Piil Ron
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Grover Cleveland
RY Jacob Waldeck
Ennterprise Association
St. Louie
Shepherds of Democracy
Congress of Democracy
Jefferson
Mike
Tom Williams
William R, Hearst
First Avenue
South
Orygen Ucers
Eimlat
Osone Co
Wabash Ave
Liu Bon
London
Paris
Old
Mexico
Blood Palace
D. T. Richards, M. D
State Medical Institute, Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Cherry St
Seattle
Wash
1St Ave
Troy
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