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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
12
The Shoshone Journal from Bioshone Idaho notes events for September 16 1904 including local developments, public notices and community updates. Residents report on civic matters, weather, and notable occurrences impacting daily life in the town.
A polemic attacking the Democratic party as failing to perform for the public good. The piece ridicules promises, cites historic figures to contrast with Republicans, laments alleged calamity, and critiques leadership from Jefferson to Cleveland with political caricature and satirical quotes.
The speaker argues Judge Parker praises educated thinkers who guide public debate while accusing Parker of relying on Tammany Hall for New York’s political strength. He ridicules Parker’s stance, saying the state’s political machine dominates despite Parker’s professed reverence for education and reform.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a village era with mention of Benpen and Esopus. The readable lines show nostalgic phrasing and chorus-like questions about being on or out, interwoven with misread names. The piece presents a garbled, songlike reminiscence without clear narrative or event.
James J. Hill backs Judge Parker as his candidate, denouncing President Housevelt for blocking Hill's aim to control Northwest railway affairs. Hill, a seasoned political operator, shifts to Democracy and Parker, trusting their license to assert business power with minimal government restraint.
The article argues for selecting a candidate with proven diplomatic success under the current U S administration. It credits the president and Secretary of State for extraordinary achievements in foreign relations and suggests慎 pursuing tact and common sense in leadership.
A damaged fragment laments collective experience and duty, claiming the people have faced seven years of crisis without invasion or provocation. It argues against unnecessary actions and emphasizes restraint and grave responsibility for the moment.
A critical pamphlet questions the Roosevelt presidency and warns against judging leaders by hearsay. It argues Roosevelt has preserved peace, avoided war, and maintained diplomacy, asserting his steady leadership amid cries of danger.
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