Campaign in Indiana Opens with Key Speeches by Fairbanks
Senator Fairbanks leads the Indiana campaign touring Anderson and New Castle with large crowds. Beveridge Durbin Grosvenor and others address Marion South Bend Crawfordsville Kokomo Rockville Rushville and more. Talks center on trusts prosperity trade and the Philippines. Durbin praises state governance and finances. Fairbanks emphasizes Republican achievements and tariff policy.
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Fairbanks
Anderson
Beveridge
South Bend
Durbin
General Grosvenor
Marion
Philippines
Grant County Landis Address Great Crowds
In Marion Indiana on September 20 the Eleventh district GOP campaign opened with a grand rally drawing about ten thousand from across the district. Governor Durbin Gen C H Grosvenor and Frederick Landis spoke as Major George W Steele presided and the Soldiers Home Band led a patriotic welcome. The crowd filled the ball park amphitheater bleachers and diamond while flags and bunting decorated the city for the event. The speech stressed resolve to win and noted past nomination defeat without resentment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Durbin
C. H. Grosvenor
Frederick Landis
Ball
George W. Steele
Eleventh District
Steele
Republican Central Committee
State of
Indiana
Grant County
Shaw on Reciprocity at Chicago Rally
Secretary Leslie M. Shaw spoke to a large crowd in Mason Park opposing tariff revision while supporting reciprocity as the Republican party’s protectionist policy. He argued reciprocity aids labor, defends American industry, and warned against unrestricted foreign trade, citing McKinley’s stance and the need for new markets for iron steel glass and textiles.
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Chicago
Secretary of Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Mason Park
Henderson
Shaw
McKinley
Foss
Boutell
Mann
Republican Party
Poste
America
Earth
Roosevelt and McKinley era trade talks headline analysis in Indiana
In this Pacific era page, the piece outlines the Republican stance on reciprocity under the Dingley era tariffs, citing McKinley’s last speech as a blueprint for ratifying reciprocity treaties. It highlights Argentina as a model, detailing tariff exchanges and the push for broader ratification.
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Dingley
Mr. McKinley
Latform
William McKinley
M'Kinley
United States
Bingley
Birmingham Shiloh Church Disaster Kills 110 Negroes
Birmingham mourns as 110 dead and 65 unidentified victims are identified. Ninety victims named include Rev. G. W. Sledge and L. R. Price. Many injured recoverable, funerals to follow. President Roosevelt expresses sorrow to Booker T. Washington.
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Birmingham
Ala
Shiloh Baptist Church
G. W._ Sledge
Gunnison
Miss
Potts White
Columbus
Lucy Warfield
Woodlawn
Rachael Wade
East Lake
Perry Morrison
Uniontown
Kemp Edwards
Tupelo
L. R. Price
New Orleans
Lee Avondale
Z. H. Johnson
Weir City
Kan
Rev. Ford
Pratt City
John Houston
Pittsburg
F. K. Williams
Amanda Walker
Rev. Allen
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sam Dixon
Sarah Roach
Maud Ruffin
Tuscaloosa
William Stone
Greenville
Edna Gardner
Lulu Moore
Ada Odom
Fort Smith
Ark
Grand Lodge of Negro Masons
Louisiana
Texas
United States
Price
Sarah Peyton
J. H. Balleu
Hicks
Balleu
Baltimore
Booker T. Washington
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Day At Cincinnati Fall Festival Sets Attendance Record
President Roosevelt drew record crowds at Cincinnati Fall Festival on Sept 20 1902. He endured a full day schedule from early morning receptions to an evening speech at Music Hall addressing trusts and corporate accountability. A near panic from a fire in mechanical hall was controlled with no injuries as 8000 plus attendees filled the venues.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Queen City
Exposition Grounds
Music Hall
Exposition
St. Nicholas
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Cincinnati Fall Festival Association
Festival Association
J. B. Foraker
Nash
H. L. Gordon
Shattuck and
Bramwell
Fleischman
Julius Fleischman
Hamilton & Dayton
Detroit
Chicago
Shaw
Wilson
Northwestern
Mechanical Hall
Pennsylvania
Senator Foraker
Frank W. Fields
Sam Mider
F. R. Doten
J. T. Dwyer
T. B. Earhart
Troy Pray
Foraker
Mayormann
Cortelyou
Pennsylvania Station
McKinley
Ohio National Guard
St. Nicholas Hotel
Artiery
le Jude
Washington Park
Roosevelt Leet
Thaweane
Ee Ee Ty
LoPoan Penes
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Faith
MR. Beveridge
Grosvenor
Crawfordsville, Ko
Komo
Rockville
C. B. Landis
Rushville
Baldwin
Posey, Hanly
Journal of Monday
Madison County
Senator Fairbanks
Opera House
Elwood
Alexandria
Orestes
M. A. Chipman
Congress
Spain
Philippine
McArthur
New Castle
Charles W. Fairbanks
Lincoln
William Henry Harrison
J. O. Lambert
County Central Committee
Landis
the Guardian OF Commerce
Isthmus
Panama
McLean
Secretary OF the Treasury
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Butler College
Annie Pulitzer
Brigham Young
Sporting News
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Wirdow
Amana
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Alaska
George Ade
Suburban Society
Stratton
Cripple Creek
Shiloh Church
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