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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1904

Page

30

Wages Move Upward Many Tables for the Public

Commissioner Wright promotes a bulletin arguing that while living costs rose, wages increased less sharply but still show gains since 1896 and 1903. The report covers 519 occupations across 67 industries and 3,429 establishments, noting more employed and rising weekly wages though goods prices outpaced wage growth in some periods.

Wright Shaw Tme Labor Bureau Metric

McMillin Withdraws From Tennessee Senate Race

Nashville August 1 Former Governor Benton McMillin signed a statement withdrawing from the race to succeed incumbent Gen William Bate as U S Senator. He cites fear of independent legislative tickets in counties favoring his opposition and says he aims to prevent party defeat.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Benton McMillil United States William 3. Bate McMullt

Watson ally Hardwick talks of Watson and campaigns

Representative Thoms W. Hardwick of Georgia's tenth district met Democratic Congressional Committee leaders in Washington and discussed campaign plans in Maine and New York. He noted Watson's Populist links, his stance against Roosevelt, and the possibility Watson may decline the Populist bid. Hardwick may attend the Democratic State convention in Parkersburg as a spectator.

Thoms W. Hardwick Georgia Democratic Congressional Committee Cowherd New York Mualne Pine Tree Hardwick Tom Watson Watson National House House Iinmcoln Bryan Roosevelt Sewail Parkersburg W. Va Charles Quincy Tirrell Matick Mass Doty Massachusetts

Political tickets and campaigns shape New York view

A survey of national political tickets shows Socialist, Socialist Labor, Populist, Prohibitionist and other minor parties amid discussions of McClellan, Lind and Bailey. Vermont political picnics boost rural campaigning while polls in New York and Nebraska reflect shifting support for Roosevelt, Parker and Bryan.

Cortelyou's Headquarters Ready for Formal Opening

New York Aug 1 Republican national headquarters in the Metropolitan Life Building will be opened Wednesday with Chairman Cortelyou expected to return. Assistant Secretary Coolidge inspected the quarters and heavy oak furniture was moved in. The suite on Twenty third street will house Cortelyou and Bliss with adjoining rooms for other executives. Several prominent Republicans will join the executive committee to direct the campaign. Campaign literature is already being prepared, including millions of copies of Roosevelt's acceptance speech and a Root speech feature. Nominations by Ohio Democrats report Braxton W Campbell and Charles A Miller for Congress and electors George Mills and John E Bruve.

Thomas E. Watson Georgia Thomas H. Tibbles Nebraska Ailas C. Swallow Pennsylvania George W. Carroll Texas Eugene V. Debs Ilinois Ben- Jarain Hanford New York Charles H. Corregat William W. Cox Socialist Party Chicago Socialist Labor Party American Federation of Labor Springfield Indianapoli National Political Labor Party McClellan Charles V. Fornes Board of Aldermen Fornes Murphy Tammany Hall Parker Lind Minneapolis Hearst North Star Republican National Metropolitan Life Corlelyou Coolidge Twenty-third Street Cortelyou Bliss N. B R. Scott West Virginia Senator Scott Harry New Indiana W. Murray Crane Massachusetts Franklin Murphy New Jersey W. L. Ward Crane New England Ward McComas Maryland Roosevelt Elihu Root National Committee Seon Cornelius N. Bliss Cincinnati Ohio Aue Democrats Braxton W. Campbell Congress George Mills Charles A. Miller John E. Bruve

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