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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1904

Page

4

Exalted service mythic age of republic marked by Fairbanks

Senator Fairbanks delivers a notable address at the Jackson Michigan semi centennial celebration praising the Republicans. The speech lauds Lincoln era ideals, celebrates unity under one flag and one constitution, and anticipates a new century under Theodore Roosevelt. It recalls Cherdler’s call, the party’s role in preserving the nation, and the lasting gains of fifty years. The piece closes with a call to live up to fathers' virtue and courage.

Abraham Lincoln William MecKinley Theodore R Roosevelt John Hay Republican Party Jackson Mich Charles W. Fairbanks Indiana Fairbanks Michigan Zachariah Cherdler Kansas Nebraska Republic Theodore Roosevelt

HIS OWN PLATFORM FROM MR BRYAN S COMMONER MAY 13

The article discusses the Parker campaign led by Hill and Belmont with Benedict in Connecticut and the New York Parker club publishing supporter lists to show conservative backing. It alleges Parker’s positions are unknown but inferred from associates, including Wall Street backers and Rothschilds connections.

Bryan Judge Parker Hill Parker Boom August Belmont Senate Wall Street Cleveland Belmont New York Parker Club Hull Benedict Parker Connecticut

Parker and three New York men loom in Democratic row

A Chicago American extract labels August Belmont Patrick H. McCarren and W Bourke Cochran as an unsavory trio guiding Parker. It accuses Belmont of bond dealings with the Rothschilds, McCarren of trust ties, and Cochran of political treachery, urging Parker to cut them from advisers.

David B. Hill St. Louis Judge Parker August Belmont P. H. MecCarren Bourke Cochran William Randolph Hearst Chicago American Bryan New York City Patrick H. McCarren W. Bourke Cochran Belmont McCarren Cochran Wall Street Grover Cleveland United States Rothschilds Democratic Party Teir Conld Hint

Good Horse Sense: Lucas Criticizes Prohibition Propaganda

Rev. D. R. Lucas of Indianapolis, a leading minister and G A R commander, attacks Prohibition candidate F T McWhirter for saying he will stir bitterness. He argues Prohibitionists attack opponents, ignore practical effort, and fail to credit laws already restricting liquor while the whisky parties advance prohibition by action.

D. R. Lucas Indianapolis Christian Church Indiana Prohibitionists Supreme Court of the United States Howard Reports Congress Prohibition Party

Roosevelt generation speech recalls duty and virtue

A convention tribute honors Theodore Roosevelt praising his honesty courage and leadership. The speaker extols Roosevelt as a model of noble manhood and urges the nation to uphold truth and loyalty in governance as it faces November decisions.

Poner Canton McKinley Hanna United States America Theodore Roosevelt

Support Home Papers and Local Press

A quote from the Atlanta Constitution extols the county and country press as essential community assets. It urges readers to support their home newspaper as the best source of neighborhood news and public opinion, arguing one paper per household is wise.

Country Press Atlanta Constitution

Timberlake Declines Candidacy and Backed Roosevelt

J H Timberlake of Steubenville Ohio declines the Democratic congressional candidacy and will support Roosevelt in 1904. He calls Parker an agent of the trusts and says he cannot vote for the St Louis candidate. He remains a consistent Democrat.

J. H. Timberlake Steubenville Ohio Parker Timberlake Palker Trusts St. Louis Roosevelt

Bryan Reflects on Parker Courage and Democratic Platform

Mr. Bryan argues Judge Parker missed a chance to show courage when managers promoted a platitudinous New York state Democratic platform. He notes the decisive moment for a bold move had not yet come.

Mr. Bryan Judge Parker

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Exalted Service Golden Age OF the Republic Senator Fairbanks Sion Hill’s Man Ele Ment The Cording Wiil Mr. Belmont New York Hts Albany Gas Trust Sugar Trust Mr. Lawson Boston Standard Oil Mr .Lawson H. H. Rogers Rockefeller National Democratic Campaign Fund Standard Oil Company Lucas Frank Bixler Tipton Mrs Daisy Bixler Root
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