Parker's Election and the Nation's Finances
The piece argues that an Opposition victory would trigger tariff agitation and economic uncertainty. It warns of renewed hard times like 1893, with bank failures and farm foreclosures, if tariff reform unsettles the economy. Cites Beveridge’s keynote speech to urge fiscal caution.
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Roosevelt
Parker
Senate
House
Albert J. Beveridge
Why John Chaney Should Be Sent to Congress in Place of Miers
Arguments in favor of John C Chaney as the Republican congressional candidate in Indiana's Second District highlight his experience and loyalty to Roosevelt Fairbanks and the party. The piece urges Roosevelt supporters in the district to also back Chaney to ensure harmony between the executive and legislative branches and to counter possible Democratic gains.
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John €. Chaney
Congress
Miers
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
House of Representatives
House
North
South
Virginia
Delaware
Mr. Roosevelt
Indiana
John C. Chaney
Theodore Roosevelt
Chaney
Cyrus E. Davis
Greene County
National House of Representatives
Washington (Ind
Resolutions in Memoriam of Mattie Spencer by Rathbone Sisters
Lodge No. 251 adopts resolutions praising Mattie Spencer noting her death October 15, 1904 and urging members to emulate her virtues while continuing lodge work. Also lists sale notices for pigs and a 240 acre Paxton farm with applicants John T. and Will Baye.
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Lodge No. 251
Rathbone Sisters of
Pleasantville
Mattie Spencer
Ruthiess
Rathbone
Grand Lodge
B. F. Shepherd
Doris Powell
Maudef Shepherd
Paxton
John T
Will Baye
For Sale Alta B plate camera near new
4x5 Alta B plate camera offered as almost new and cheap. Inquire at Muehlers Drug Store for details.
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Muehlers Drug Store
Lawson Declares Parker Nomination Backed by System
The article argues Thomas W. Lawson asserts Judge Parker’s nomination is engineered by the political System influenced by Standard Oil foes and New York figures like McCarren. It portrays Roosevelt’s clashes with the oil trust and warns readers to reconsider voting for Parker to avoid System dominance and future regret.
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The
Democrat
Everybody’s Magazine
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston ‘‘Copper King
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Addicks
New Jersey
Parker
Lawson
Judge Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Standard Oil
Mr. Rogers
John Rockefeller
Archibald
Associated Press
Rockefeller
White House
Rogers
John Hay
Mark Hanna
Pat McCarren
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nell That
Billy Sheehan
Dave Hill
Bryan
St. Louis
Broadway
Gold Telegram
New York City
McCarren
Tammany
Bryan Denounces Gold Standard Politician in 1896 Standoff
W J Bryan rejects the idea of voting for a gold standard candidate, declaring there is no power in heaven or hell to force him to support such a man. He counters Thomas E Watson as a rival for political alignment and issues.
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Heaven
Hell
William J. Bryan
Bryan Confident Roosevelt Wins Nebraska and Fusion Plan
A Norfolk Nebraska dispatch notes William Jennings Bryan predicts a Roosevelt victory in Nebraska this fall. He urges election of a Fusion legislature to choose a Democratic senator next spring and says he has not recanted or receded from his stance despite Parker’s nomination and the party split.
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Norfolk
Neb
Roosevelt
Nebraska
W. J Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Parker
St. Louis
Bryan Attacks New York Platform in Chicago 1904 Speech
Bryan denounces the New York Platform as ambiguous and dishonest and says it would disgrace the Democrats to adopt it. He calls for Democrats in Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Indiana Ohio and all states to organize to block the reorganizers. He warns of a plan to use corporate funds to influence the campaign and betray the party and the nation.
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New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
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F. M. Brown
R. R
Sullivan
Graysville
Poland
China
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Thomas E. Watson
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