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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1904

Page

10

Parker Campaign Ties Bryan to Wall Street Interests

A detailed analysis argues that Bryan's support of Parker is driven by party regularity and that Parker's backing by Wall Street financiers would jeopardize the Supreme Court. It cites John Brisbane Walker and a Parker National League letterhead endorsing prominent financiers and editors. The piece warns that a Parker nomination could place judges allied with financial interests on the high court and threaten reform.

Bryan John B. Stoll Indiana Parker Parker Ticket Mr. Bryan The Commoner John Brisbane Walker Casmopolitan New York Kunden Bughid Wall Street United States Hembicane Cleveland Jtdge Parker Judge Parker Mr. Cleveland Parker National League Folsom Building Broadway New York City A. Henry Browne League August Belmont August Belmont & Co Bankers David B. Hill P. N. McCarren Brooklyn Thomas Taggart Sentinel Indianapolis Joseph Pulitzer New York World St. Clair McKelway Brooklyn Eagle Norman E. Mack Times Buffalo N. Y St. Louis Belmont Parker Boom Democratic Party Secnre Parker and Belmont Cooper Union Melsearkeee Cleveland di Hulmes Ywell Supreme Court House Senate Judye Parker Supreme Shadow of Genth Eurpa

Was Democracy Insane A Critique Of Cleveland And Bryan

The piece questions Grover Cleveland’s claim that democracy has returned to sanity and mocks his attacks on William Jennings Bryan. It notes Cleveland’s shifting stance toward Parker and Bryan, argues Bryanites face slander from their own leader, and suggests Cleveland’s support may reveal inner splits in the Democratic camp.

Grover Cleveland Cleveland Democratic Party Bryan St. Louis Buzzard’s Bay Mr. Bryan Indiana Illinois Nebraska Parker Hill, Sheehan Bryanites

Watsons Views on Independent Side Show and Candidates

Thomas E. Watson of the People's party mocks the independent side-show, praises Roosevelt for clarity and courage, and criticizes Parker as weak while questioning the Democratic pledge record. He argues Democrats lack unity and accuses them of breaking many pledges.

Thomas E. Watson People’s Party Roosevelt Parker National Democracy

The Enemy's Reenforcement Incident at Birney Homestead

Lieutenant Clarence Birney drives the Union guns under heavy fire to push back Confederate re enforcements at the Birney homestead. Amid battle he learns his wife has just delivered a son, pleading to see them before accepting arrest. The general later orders praise for Birney while lamenting war's horrors.

Birney Birnes Hell Clarence Birney Mitchel

The Hot Blast A-Tight Florence Stove Ad Claim

Advertisement touts a jointless leg bottom and base with full radiation and a large ash pan claimed to be unmatched in stove history. It asserts airtight under the grate and calls the Florence model a perfect floor heater heating twice as much space at half the cost, with all features patented for eighteen years.

Florence

The Hot Blast Air Tight Florence Stove Claim

Advertising copy touts The Hot Blast Air Tight Florence stove as burning soft coal slack and all smoke and gases with no soot buildup in stove pipe or flue. It claims to burn hard coal wood and sawdust and produce fewer ashes than any other stove with any fuel.

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