Calamity May Aid Democrats In 1904 Canvass
The piece argues a renewed anthracite miners strike in 1904 could boost Democratic efforts by staving off labor conflict this year. It recalls the 1892 Homestead strike and 1904 political dynamics, noting Roosevelt's bipartisan stance and the Republicans’ hope to avert a large strike to protect the national mood and party prospects.
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Roosevelt
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Pennsylvania
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
United States
Congress
Democratic papers clash over Miles and Bryan in presidential row
Journal clippings show Democratic papers urging Miles, chiding Bryan, and warning Roosevelt’s tariff stance as press voices weigh 1904 campaign strategy. The Philadelphia Press notes hemp exports rising to over 17.9 million in ten months, signaling hopeful trade outlook amid political talk.
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Dewey
Detroit Free Press
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Atlanta Constitution
Bryan
N. Y. World
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Philadelphia Ledger
Des Moainss Register
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Bryan's Horses Rename Names Reflect Political Principals
The Chicago Post notes that Bryan bought a $1,200 team of horses originally named Roosevelt and Pabst. He reportedly renamed them Clark and Thompson to honor the Democratic judiciary of North Carolina and Illinois, avoiding controversial names and emphasizing principle over politics.
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Illinois
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Chicago Post
Japan follows protection path to boost trade and industry
The piece argues that higher tariffs in Japan stimulate domestic production while not preventing foreign trade, drawing parallels to the United States. It cites 1898 to 1902 watch imports and compares four month trade figures showing rising imports and exports in both nations, with protection driving growth.
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Japan
Troy Times
United States
Germany
Preparing for Next Year in Anthracite Strike
A Pottsville dispatch speculates a renewed anthracite miners strike during the coming presidential year. The Cleveland Leader notes a major capital versus labor clash could favor Democrats and embarrass President Roosevelt. The miners’ leaders may seek political help, while Roosevelt’s role risks alienating either side. Roosevelt previously ended the last dispute with a White House conference that credited labor and industrial peace.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
No admiration for bolterz says Washington Post
The Washington Post criticizes Mr. Bryan for self proclamations and arrogance while noting his past defeats. The piece mocks his entourage of speaking imitators and calls for modesty from the candidate.
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Bolterz
Mr. Bryan
Washington Post
Democrats Question Gorman Nomination Prospects
The Troy Times reports Democrats puzzled why Republicans cheer at talk of Senator Gorman of Maryland receiving the presidential nomination. It cites 1894 tariff perfidy, Bryan faction hostility, and other perceived weaknesses making Gorman seem an easy target to GOP strategists.
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Maryland
Bryan
Troy Timea
Ohio Veto Amendment Proposed for Governor's Action
Ohio voters are asked to decide on a constitutional amendment to require a governor's veto process for bills. The measure details reading, passage, and override procedures, with sections on separate votes, time limits, and when bills become law without signature. It also outlines ballot wording for yes or no votes and notes adoption dates and official certification by the secretary of state.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
W. B. Archer
Senate
United States of America
Ohto
Secretary of
Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Warrier
Columbus
A. D
Lewis C. Lar
Municipal Classification Amendment Proposed for Ohio Voters
The text proposes submitting on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 a constitutional amendment to Article 13 Section 6. It would classify cities into three classes by population and restrict their taxing and borrowing powers, with the measure taking effect January 1, 1904.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Proposed Ohio amendment on state and local taxation
Ballot proposition by the General Assembly to amend section 2 of article XII of the Ohio Constitution. The measure would authorize revenue raising for all state and local purposes with uniform taxation on like subjects and exemptions for burial grounds and certain public or charitable properties.
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General Assembly
Peral
Amendment to the Ohio Constitution Proposal
A brief notice outlines an amendment to the Ohio Constitution. The report covers the proposal category and the likely process for voter consideration, noting it would amend existing provisions and require approval under state law.
County legislative districts proposed amendment for Ohio constitution
A 1902 Ohio constitutional measure outlines how counties gain representation based on population ratios. It specifies voting wording for the November 1903 election and requires each county to have at least one representative. Signed by Senate President McKinnon and Archivist Laylin.
Ohio proposes single liability amendment to constitution
The secretary of state announces a joint resolution to amend Article XIII Section 8 of the Ohio Constitution. Voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 will see the ballot wording For single liability amendment or Against single liability amendment.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
United States of America
I. Lewis. C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Columbus
Lewis C. Lavitn
Secre
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