Safety and Sanity in 1904 Redvers Roosevelts Ticket
The piece argues the Republican choice of Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks is the strongest, citing Roosevelt’s record and criticizing Parker and the Democrats. It appeals to voters to trust the GOP’s leadership with strong names like Cannon, Taft, Moody, and Allison, contrasting with alleged Democratic stagnation.
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Republican Party
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Alton B. Parker
T Theodore Roosevelt
Gladstone
Judge Parker
Cleveland
Buzzari's Bay
Bryan
David B. Hill
Hill
Pill” Sheehan
Pat McCarren
Charlie" Murphy
Manhattan
Ammany
Lincoln
Johnson
McClellan
Tendfetom
Delaware
Kentucky
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Willian Measinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Congress
Nice
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles WO Fairbanks
Slay
Shaw
Taft
Moody
Wilson
Hitehead
Moron
Allison
Allison and Othe Republican Majority In the Senate, Spesaser Cannon
Republica Majorty
House of Representatives
Khhun Root
Political Clash Defined as Choice Between Progress and Stagnation
The piece argues the decisive battle is not个人 personalities Theodore Roosevelt and Alton Parker but two opposing parties. It labels Democratic leaders and critics as obstructive to Union and prosperity while praising progressive forces and constitutional preservation, predicting a clear verdict in November.
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Alpon BR. Parker
Henry G. Davis
David B. Will
William Jennings Bryan
Benj.Dillman
Champ Clark
William I. Sheehan
Patrick He McCarren
Charles Murphy
Tom Aggcurt
Gurman
Senate
Congressman Williams
House of Representatives
Bourke Cochran
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Progress
Campaign money and ballot fears in West Virginia race
A West Virginia politics piece warns big Democratic campaign funds may not sway voters as Australians ballots let people vote their own choice. It cites Wellman predicting Republican gains in Indiana and WV, with a Republican plurality of 15 000 to 20 000 as likely.
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West Virginia
Rifraff
Parker Campaign Fund
Emosier
Walter Wellman
Star
Thecord-Herald
Indiana
Roosevelt Letter Cited On Silver and Coinage Debate
Extracts note Roosevelt’s acceptance letter shows divisions over bimetallic policy and unlimited coinage of silver. Chicago Democrats urge Judge Parker to attend a westward banquet while remarks hint at Roosevelts home county predicting a strong majority for him.
Money for Labor Shows Wage Rise Since 1900
The 1960 census confirms wages in U S manufacturing rose by nearly half a billion dollars since 1900. It notes broad gains across labor and clerical salaries, argues protection and sound money spurred prosperity, and praises Theodore Roosevelt as a strong presidential candidate.
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William Mcfinley
United States
Candidates Compare Roosevelt Parker In Sunday Democrat
The New York Sunday Democrat endorses Theodore Roosevelt, arguing Parker lacks popular appeal and policy, while Roosevelt is brave independent and a progressive statesman. The piece portrays Parker as weak and unfitted amid Roosevelt’s rising momentum.
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New York Sunday Democrat
Parker
Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Republicans Urge Congress as Vital in Presidential Choice
In a four year political clash conservatives warn the Republican vote should focus on Congress as strongly as the President. They argue a Democratic House would burden the nation with Southern dominance and hinder Republican policy, making the Congress nearly as crucial as the presidency.
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Congress
Parker
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Democratic House of Representatives
Committee On Rules
Senate
Northern Scandinavians in the U S Vote Republican
The northern fringe of the United States grows densely populated by Norwegians Swedes and Danes who identify with the Republican ticket. The article asserts their ancestry links to England and emphasizes their political leanings this year.
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United States
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
England
Poor Old Ronater Faces Quiet Democratic Rooster
A commemorative note recalls the Democratic rooster Ronater, who laments his vanished crowing role and inability to perform as in former days, reflecting on faded political vigor and public visibility.
Roosevelt Acceptance Letter Credited With Strengthening Economy
The text cites Roosevelt's acceptance letter praising the current administration for stabilizing and improving the monetary system. It notes poll projections four weeks before the election showing Roosevelt with 317 electoral votes to Parker's 159 and a likely growing Republican majority.
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Roosevelt
Parker
Prosperity of the American business man under Republican policy
The piece argues that Republican protectionist policy has boosted prosperity across classes. It credits wage growth, employment, and higher living standards to the era, citing increased wages in manufacturing, rising per capita consumption, and the earning power of farmers, merchants, and miners, with mutual benefits between urban workers and rural producers.
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Ameriva
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Cross-Roads
Republican Party
Bryan
United States
Ss Bryen
Coxey Arty
Washington
Gcnerrill
Lully
Fizures
Troas
Coultry
Jook
The Limit and the Democratic Party’s Health Metaphor
The passage uses a satirical metaphor accusing the Democratic Party of various fatal ailments to imply weakened state, noting Brights disease stomach cancer and swift consumption as exaggerated critiques. It suggests the party’s vigor is compromised more than usual, with a sharp, humorous jab at its condition.
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Democratic Party
Bright
Unclear note on Parker case and missing item
A muddled report mentions a Parker loss or theft and a reward offer connected to a political item. The text references a Parker constitution group and forty five clubs across states, plus a referenced work by Hon A Bourbon bound with a tau inside. The overall meaning remains vague.
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Parker Constitution Clubs
Twe
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