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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1904
Page
6
Judge Parker silence softens Western Democrats while Republicans tout strong organization and Labor Day proclamation. Cannon in Indiana and Fairbanks campaign plans, Hanna memorials, and calls for unity frame a tense pre election scene.
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic claims on governance and fiscal policy. It defends Republican stewardship, questions Democratic critique, and argues Sullivan needs an adequate water supply and municipal improvements. It criticizes Champ Clark and defends customs duties as essential to government finance.
A Washington column critiques a congressman’s knowledge on free trade and cites William Allen White’s McClure's article on post office department scandals. It lists convictions including Machen and McGregor with prison terms and fines, praising Roosevelt for pursuing grafts to punishment and justice.
A historical argument questions what the Democrats would sacrifice to secure prosperity, the gold standard, Cuban and Filipino freedom, the Panama Canal, a strong navy, open door in China, and reciprocity with Cuba. It lists figures like Hay, Root, Taft, Hunt, and Theodore Roosevelt as ideal leaders.
A Washington Herald summary notes Republican candidate Jom C. Chaney of Sullivan leads in polls as strong organization grows in Davies, Lawrence, Greene and Knox counties. It cites past vote patterns, optimism for a 700 majority in Lawrence and possible 250 to 300 Knox plurality, arguing Chaney would defeat Miers if silver men stay aligned by November 5.
President Roosevelt asserts no duty neglected in seven years, claiming efficient performance and a stance of action over criticism. He states the nation will stand by the record made, facing the future as guarantor of promises and prepared to stand or fall by it.
The report cites Thomas Taggart, head of the Democratic National Committee, saying Parker faces certain defeat. The piece notes Taggart’s clearer view of ground compared to Parker’s optimism and analyzes electoral vote prospects, including Maryland or New York tipping against Parker. Roosevelt is expected to win West Virginia Delaware and possibly New York.
Now is the time to build fence as Turman and Riggs secure Royal Spring Steel for 5-3t attix. The purchase signals a push to complete the enclosure using local firms and available materials.
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