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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
2
Bryan critiques Cleveland's stance amid Parker's campaign. He accuses Cleveland of pursuing vindictive politics over aiding Parker, arguing the former president favors personal attacks more than uniting the Democratic ticket.
William Jennings Bryan declares he has nothing to withdraw from his criticisms of the campaign. He accuses Parker supporters of vague platform and deceptive methods to win votes. He cites the New York platform as intentionally unclear to appeal to opposing views.
The passage cites President Roosevelt's July 27, 1904 acceptance speech criticizing opponents for insincerity. It contrasts alleged claimed confidence with actions he says undermined eight years of policy and governance.
A Bryan commentary argues against misrepresentation to gain votes and warns that a Democratic win will stall progress if Wall Street controls the party. He condemns Parker allies' labor plank as weak and says Parker's nomination undermines the anti trust plank, as printed in The Commoner on July 18 1904.
John C. Dudley advertises for broom corn buyers in Elm Park Sullivan seeking to purchase on share or with agreement. Contact offered through his shop.
A sale notice for the Sullivan Creamery Association lists the lot building and machinery with contact at John M. Thomas R R No 4 Sullivan Indiana. Dated December 4.
Indiana senator Fairbanks will address a Sullivan audience Friday at 8 30 AM. Senator Beveridge is scheduled to speak in Sullivan Saturday after.
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