Watson quotes on Roosevelt Parker and Bryan in 1904 era
Populist Thomas E. Watson defends Roosevelt against Democratic attacks and criticizes Parker supporters. He argues veterans of Bryan’s 1896 campaign remain convinced and warns against splitting the party, highlighting reactions to Wall Street influence and military imagery.
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Democratic Party
Wall Street
Bryan
Thomas E. Watson
Roosevelt
Parker
Republican Party
Passage of a service pension bill and tariff stance
A wartime pension push is linked to protecting tariff revenue to fund veterans. The piece argues a free trader presidency and Congress would threaten funding, claiming current income and upcoming government obligations justify holding the line. A local ad for an inexpensive 4x5 photo at Muehлер's Drug Store closes the notice.
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Grover Cleveland
Parker
Roosevelt’s Steadfast Resolve After McKinley Assassination
In the wake of McKinley’s death Theodore Roosevelt pledges to carry out the slain president’s policies. The piece lauds Roosevelt as faithful, public-spirited, and anti graft, while denouncing Wall Street cliques and opposing Parker as political rivals.
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Roosevelt
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Grant
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
David B. Hill
August Belmont
Alton B. Parker
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Roosevelt a Labor Friend Through Public Service
A retrospective profile highlights Theodore Roosevelt’s long record aiding labor as he served in the New York Assembly as governor and as president. It cites bills on tenement reform child labor hours wage protection and labor statistics and notes reforms he supported or recommended.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York Assembly
Navy
New York
United States
Congress
New York City
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Buffalo
Philippine Islands
Columbia
Lindley Nominated For Prosecuting Atty
The Democratic judicial convention at Linton nominated John W. Lindley for prosecuting attorney of Sullivan and Greene counties by acclamation. Lindley accepted the nomination and predicted a thousand vote majority. The crowd showed mixed enthusiasm as party rivals and local figures attended with band music and lively political banter.
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Linton
John W. Lindley
Sulivan
Greene
Lindsey
W.J. Douthitt
John A. Riddle
Lindley
Lintley
Lss
Joshua Ernest
St Louis
Liston
Ryan
Parke
Sullivan
Bryan
Harris
Glawelly
Ailen
Alen
Atmonte
Miers
Cy Davis
Davis
Robert
Mr. Meers
Sulivavi County
Bob
Sullivan County
Ed Lacy
John W. Kern
Kern
Indiana
Democrats mock the volume of campaign literature at HQ
New York August 29 Democrats claim national headquarters distributed massive quantities of campaign material. A four page Roosevelt pamphlet is highlighted. Calculations suggest absurd totals, prompting questions about funding and feasibility.
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New York
Democratic National
Taggart
Roosevelt
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Hugh TH. Miller
Daniel E. Storms
David E. Sherrick
Nat U. Hill
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George W. Self
Mona F. A. Cotton
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Oscar H. Montgomery
John W. Hadley
Seeree
Mee Coors
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William H. Lucas
John W. Cooper
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Thomas L. Jenkins
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Judge Parker
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