Hill Ponders Retirement and Campaign Winds
David B. Hill plans to retire January 1 and may stay two months longer than Parker and Davis. Support grows for Bryan critics of Alton Parker while Tillman and Vardiman tour the north. Republicans face cross currents, with Hill’s retirement shaping party strategy after the St Louis platform.
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David B. ‘Hill
Mr. B Hill
Parker
Davis
David B. Hill
Hill
Hill Belmont and Company
St. Louis
Roosevelt Defines Union Organization as Natural and Protected
President Roosevelt says the organization of capital and labor are natural outcomes of the industrial system and should receive full legal protection while being held to strict obedience to the law. He emphasizes a balanced framework where both sides operate within lawful bounds.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Acceptance Speech Quoted on Power and Justice
The remark praises steady growth in power paired with restraint to uphold international justice and goodwill. It emphasizes using national strength with regard for others and the rights of all in global affairs.
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Roosevelt
Campaign of Explanation by Congressman Miers in Sullivan County
The report notes Congressman Miers will launch a campaign of explanation in Sullivan County. It criticizes his chameleon stance and old methods, saying constituents disapprove and will vote to repudiate these actions at the polls.
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Miers
Sullivan Co Y
Hanly to Address Sullivan County On Indiana Campaign
Hon. J. Frank Hanly the Republican gubernatorial candidate will speak in Sullivan on the campaign issues this Thursday after the 29th. The article urges a large turnout and urges every resident to hear him.
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J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Sullivan County
Hank
Hanly
President’s War Paint Drawn Too Lurid for Support
The article critiques how the president is depicted in wartime imagery and argues the public knows him well. It suggests the American citizen is not easily swayed by harsh, lurid portrayals and remains wary ofBoss influence.
Vermont Republicans win big in state elections
The Vermont vote last Tuesday showed a strong Republican majority signaling broad approval of Republican policies and Roosevelt’s leadership. Since 1876 Vermont presidential results have reflected national outcomes, and both parties pursued vigorous campaigns yielding notable Republican gains.
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Vermont
Roosevelt
The Farmer and His Vote in 1900 Campaign
The piece argues that the Dingley tariff reduced farmer mortgage burdens, enabling Western farmers to pay off debts and lend at four to six percent. It praises farm prosperity, notes Kansas and Western states’ gains, and predicts farmers will vote for Roosevelt and Fairbanks in November.
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Kansas
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Those Roosevelt Expenditures Refuted By Figures From Leslie's Weekly
An article cites Leslie's Weekly to counter Democratic claims about Roosevelt era outlays. It lists government expenditures: $379 million for ten months through June 30, 1902, $506 million for year ending June 30, 1908, and $582 million for twelve months ending then in 1904, totaling $1,467 million plus about $100 million after June 30, 1904, summing to $1,567 million, at roughly $500 million per year.
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Leslie
Roosevelt
Quote on Roosevelt costs and national wealth
The passage argues that wealth and business activity rose more than government expenditures since Cleveland’s term ended in 1897. It accuses Charles ton of being misled by New York Democratic papers about Roosevelt’s administration costs and asserts no government outlay in three years was unnecessary or improper.
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Cleveland
Charleston
Roosevelt
New York Democratic
Roosevelt Letter Frames Clear Contrast in Party Convictions
The Roosevelt letter argues the Democratic Party lacks firm principles while the Republican Party shows consistent policy and proven results. It defends Roosevelt's administration against Democratic critiques, questions the Democrats' platform sincerity on tariff, monetary standards, and foreign policy, and urges trust in the party that has delivered stability and growth.
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United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Spain
Panama Canal
Mr. Roosevelt
Hague
Russia
Turkey
Morocco
China
New York Democrats
Senator Fairbanks Reception in Kansas City
Eye witness describes Senator Fairbanks opening Missouri Kansas City campaign with 1600 Hoosiers, a grand Midland Hotel reception, and a long line of red badge Joyful supporters. The event featured local Hoosiers leading the crowd and personal greetings from the Senator, highlighting strong Indiana ties and political enthusiasm.
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Senator Fairbanks
Marion
Kansas
Midland Hotel
J. H. Neff
Indiana
A. S. Epperson
Old Man Praises Scott Bros And Furniture Bargains
An elderly man tells boys about warm treatment at Scott Bros and urges them to buy Rocking Chairs Morse Chairs and Dining Chairs to avoid sitting on the ground. He touts folding beds from $21 with cotton mattresses, cots couches tables iron and wood beds cupboards safes chests and new sewing machine chances, offering season end price cuts and inviting names of prospective buyers.
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Scott Bros
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