Parker as Democratic Candidate Should Be Scrutinized
The piece argues that the 1904 campaign dictates Roosevelt’s record, examining Judge Parker’s nomination and ties to corporate backing. It warns Parker could yield a pro‑corporate Supreme Court and urges a clear, reformist choice from Democrats wary of plutocratic influence.
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Jessa
Belmont-Hill
Roosevelt
Unite States
Northern Securities
Wall Street
Behal
Miro
Althereh
Olney
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Gorman
Panama
Sir. Hill
Judge Parker
Hisis
David B
New York
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Parker
Ferrier
Iill
White House
H:ll
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Washington
Holmes
Brewer
Democratic Party
Intelf
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Supreme
Sir. Parker
Mr. Hill
Mr. Parker
Plain truths about the anti trust law in politics
The article argues the anti trust law was born of Republican effort, passed by Republicans, and faced Democratic resistance under Grover Cleveland. It credits Theodore Roosevelt and Philander Knox with enforcement, notes the Supreme Court's Republican aligned majority upheld the law, and asserts Democratic judges opposed its constitutionality. It warns Democrats cannot claim ownership of the anti trust issue.
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Senate
Grover Cleveland
Richard Olney
Theodore Roosevelt
Philander C. Knox
Supreme Court of the United States
Towit
Fuller
Illinois
White
Louisiana
Peelham
New York
Republic
Republican Party
Indiana Republicans press unity after caucus debate
At a Fifth district Republican meeting, members urged harmony to secure a legislative majority that could nominate two Republican U.S. senators. They warned against intraparty bickering and pledged to avoid public disputes until after November elections.
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Fifth
Wes
Feirbanks
United States Senate
Cnty
Indiana
Indian Prairie News Briefs and Local Notes
Oats harvest nears at Indian Prairie. Social visits include Miss Bertha Cleveland Mabel Payne Eva Jones with Ollie Cleveland and Clarence Howard with Mabel Jones at John Leadune residence. Child of Ice and Ella Douchitt buried at Prairie. Ines visits John Burris family. Friday fishing party reports few fish many turtles and a wet back. Ice cream social planned at Indian Prairie schoolhouse next Saturday July 16. Billie Shake visited Carlisle Saturday.
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Bertha Cleveland
Mabel Payne
Eva Jones
Ollie Cleveland
Clarence Howard
Mabel Jones
John Leadune
Ice
Ella Douchitt
Ines
John Burris
Billie Shake
Carlisle
Local Notes and Visits Around Merom Wisconsin and Indiana
Merom resident Ora Wisener from Staffordshire visited the city early this week. Mrs. Luther Piper visited her mother Mrs. Reed over Sunday. The river rose four feet Thursday night and continues rising. Cora McHenry left Saturday to serve as governess in Winchester Indiana. Mrs. Net Rockenfield has been ill for a week. Mrs. Sadie Plunkett left Tuesday for Sullivan after visiting relatives. Virgil Adams Bruce Hoskinson Geo Hunt and Jacob Lilly left for the World’s Fair. Mrs. McHenry and daughter Beatrice visited Sullivan last week. Albert Atkinson has been sick recently. Bonnie Buff is staying with friends here. Effie Lamb visiting in Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Manifold left for Martinsville to visit relatives. Rev Albert Godley preached at the Chapel Sunday morning.
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Ora. Wisener
Staffordshire
Luther Piper
Reed
Cora McHenry
Winchester
Ind
Net Rockenfield
Sadie Plunkett
Sullivan
Virgil Adams
Bruce Hoskinson
Geo. Hunt
Jacob Lilly
Tips to Agents circular offers Dr White Electric Co
Wanted readers and salespeople to send 50 cents for a humorous circular promising tips to agents. The offer from Dr White Electric Co of Decatur Illinois claims the booklet is worth 50 dollars to someone who sells goods for a living and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
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Dr. White Electric Comi Co
Decatur
Ill
Providence News Roundup Amid Local Visits and Notes
Jim Huff shows little improvement. Ice cream supper planned for July 15. Dr J L Durham passed through Wednesday. Roy Stanley visited Frank and Al Davis Friday and Saturday. Luther Arnett visited relatives near Staffordshire Sunday. Joy Arnett and Verna Raley visited Mabel Burton Sunday evening. Providence 8. attended convention at Graysville Sunday. Herbert Arnett visited Homer and Rush Davis Sunday. Residents attended Concord meeting Saturday night. Oats look fine. Nancy Burton visits Mahala Burton this week.
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Jim Huff
J. L. Durham
Roy Stanley
Frank
al Davis
Luther Arnett
Staffordshire
Joy Arnett
Verna Raley
Mabel Burton
Providence
Graysville
Herbert Arnett
Homer
Rush Davis
Concord
Nancy Burton
Mahala Burton
New Lebanon Birth and Local Notes in Brief
New Lebanon reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Frank Aber crombie on July 1. John Arbrough fell while swinging around a post at J G Brokaw’s store injuring both bones at the wrist. M J Russell and wife plan to move to Sullivan from Indianapolis. W F M S ladies to serve ice cream on church lawn July 23. Miss Myrtle Eaton visited cousin Miss Joe Shields in Anderson. A large crowd attended an Ice cream social hosted by the M W of A last Saturday. Ezra Smith and wife visited Mrs Smith’s parents Mr and Mrs Dan Arbaugh and returned to Sullivan.
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Frank Abercrombie
J. G. Brokaw
John Arbrough
M. J. Russell
Sullivan
M. W. of A
Ezra Smith
Graysville News Tells of Threshing and Local Visits
Wheat threshing dominates activity as Miss Flora Ransford returns from Terre Haute and S. Yager comes back from Lafayette. The Sunday School convention gathered Sunday afternoon. BE Pugh is building a large stock barn for the township.
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Flora Ransford
Terre Haute
S. Yager
Lafayette
BE. K. Pugh
Fire damages Sweeney restaurant and nearby buildings
A morning fire at six o'clock damaged the Sweeney restaurant and adjacent structures, started by a boy striking matches at a fireworks display. The stock and building losses run about $100. Greene county official Joe Moss, State Senator Cyrus E Davis, and Francis M Dugger organize a news bank with capital around $25,090 and planned state bank status.
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Sweeney
Joe Moss
Greene County
Cyrus E. Davis
Francis M. Dugger
News Bank
Moss
Dugger
Davis
Paxton Social Notes Include Visits And Visits
G M Barcus Link Creager and Dr Webb had phones installed last week. Raymond Simpkins called Friday. Jerrod McCammon visited Sullivan Saturday. Dan Robbins and family visited his parents Sunday. W H Ladson in Bedford Sunday. Bob Ladson a guest Monday. W W Rogers and family in Carlisle Saturday night. Rev W D Woods of Carlisle dined with Link Creager and family Monday. Neat Daily works for Wig Nash. Jess Burge and Sherman Quick painting W W Bailey barn. Ice cream and cake with Dr Walters and wife Sunday: several locals, including Barcus, Robbins and Har ris. Bro Perkins of Indianapolis preached at Church of Christ Sunday. Charley Ridgeway here Monday. Marion Bolinger returned home Saturday. Rev T D Graham preached Providence Sunday. Mr Lane of Decker Ind was here.
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Raymond Simpkins
Jerrod McCammon
Sullivan
Dan Robbins
Ladson
Bedford
Bob Ladson
W. W. Rogers
Carlisle
W. D. Woods
Link Creager
Neat
Wig Nash
Jess Burge
Sherman Quick
W. W. Bailey
Dr. Walters
Fred Medaris
Danville
Guy Snow
Farnsworth
James Nash
John W. Walters
Merom
Pearl Snow
Matilda Walters
Oak Grove
G. M. Barcus
Ben Harris
Bro. Perkins
Indianapolis
Church of Christ
Charley Ridgeway
Marion Bolinger
T. D. Graham
Providence
Mr. Lane
Decker, Ind
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