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Follow The Post For Washingtonians Away This Summer
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Political turbulence over Parker Creelman clash and naval luncheon issue
A reflection on the Parker Creelman rift during the 1904 Democratic campaign. It weighs Judge Parker’s cautious response to Creelman’s advisories against the nomination and the party’s handling of the dispute. The piece also questions naval officers paying luncheon costs for the Connecticut launch and contemplates government funding for officer hospitality.
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Parker
el Caney
Creelman
James Creelman
Judge Parker
Mr Creelman
Bear
Officers Attend Launch Without Personal Luncheon Aid
The text expresses pride in officers representing the nation, noting they should not pay out of pocket to maintain a pleasant impression of the United States and its people. It asserts officers will skip luncheon rather than feel obligated when hosting guests at a launch.
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Alton H Parker
Judge Parker
Louis
Withholdin
Oti
Creelman
Dpicker
Creeman
Demetrius Noamnee
Connecticut
Jsgug
New York Navy Yard
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United States
Post 10
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Treasury Department
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Philadelphia Record
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Sol-Disant
Frances, Countess of Waldersee
John Braham
John J. Waldegrave
Earl
Waldeprave
Strawberry Hill
Robert Walpole
George Granville Harcourt
York
Chichester Fortescue
Duke of Devonshire
Mfe
Duke of Manchester
Lord Currie
Rome
Singleton
Violet Fane
Lady Currie
Chichester Fortesque
Lord Carlingford
Treland
Waldegrave
Lord Waldegrave
Lady Waldegrave
Europe
Holland House
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Orford
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Lilly Billy
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Piccadilly Mansion
Duke of Cambridge
Marquise DE Fontdnoy
St Leu
New Zealand
Greece
Britain
Wo Peather
London
Ebbitt House
Kipling Poem Things and the Man Reviewed as Poor
A critical appraisal denounces Kipling s Things and the Man for bathos obscurity and mangled rhythm. It mocks the poem s portentous refrain and rhyming, condemns its support for Chamberlain and colonial conquest, and labels the work an unequal, abrasive mockery rather than genuine poetry.
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Rudyard Kipling
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Kipling
Careless Comments Stir Red Hot Debate In Iowa Paper
The Register and Leader of Des Moines rebukes Democratic criticisms of President Roosevelt and John Sharp Williams. It defends Mississippi and the North, condemns Reconstruction era excesses, and questions currency reform duties while railing against fiat money and political rhetoric.
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Register and Leader
Des Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
House of Representatives
North
Ocean
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Williams
Willams
Terre Haute
Ind
Connecticut
Senate
United States
South
Massachusetts
Bay State
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt and the Quakers in a Nation at a Crossroads
The piece argues Roosevelt’s blunt, candid historical framing and clashes with Quaker principles reflect temperament over morality. It asserts the public will accept his outspoken judgments on public men and measures, while praising his honesty and vigor in expressing opinion.
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Roosevelt
Thomas H. Benton
Mr. Roosevelt
Cesar Vorgia
Luther
Frederick the Great
Rupert
Heart of Navarre
Bonaparte
Wellington
Joseph Chamberlain
Witty Political Roundup and Social Jests in Echoes of Campaigns
A brisk column catalogs political barbs and social quips from various figures. It notes Roosevelt’s routine work while illness recovers, critiques Tom Taggart’s ethics, and jests about Ger man and Russian figures. It references Berlin hotel charges and a Berlin sleeper, Cripple Creek militia, and sundry satirical items across parties and cities.
Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals and Carlingford Claim
Rumors swirl around Godwin Swift of Foulksrath Castle and his bid to prove the Carlingford viscountcy. A court fight pits Swift’s elder half brother against him over estates, after a tangled web of marriages and baronial pretensions. The saga involves the Waldegrave and Fortescue lines, Strawberry Hill, and royal connections.
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Foulksrath Castle
Kilkenny
Carlingford
House ‘of Lords
Crown
Burnham Swift
Foulsrath
Thomas Swift
John Dryden
Jonathan Swift
St. Patrick's
Swift
Trinity College, Dublin
Sherif
County
Counties
Carlow
Godwin Pratt Swift
Jane Clark
Tipperary
Lord Carlingford
Jane Anne Hopkins
Baroness von Wetzlar
Miss Hopkins
Sol-Disant
Ferdinand
Miss Clark
Roosevelt Speech Critics Lambaste Roosevelt Essay
A Detroit Free Press review titled An Eye for Business rebukes President Roosevelt as inconsistent and evasive in his acceptance speech. It argues the address is hollow, chasing every breeze, with little clear stance on tariff revision or reciprocity while highlighting divisions among Republicans on gold standard and Canada ties.
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Roosevelt
Lenton
Hepburn
Tarlf
Gov. Cummins
Philadelphia
John Dalzell
John Easson
Henry Clay
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Grover
Cleveland
Alton B. Parker
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Fifty-first Congress
Dalzell
Kasson
Wiliam
Allison
Cubs
Canada
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachuetts
McKinley
Tie
Crumpacker
Detroit Free Press
New York Press
Roosevelt the issue appeals to American manhood
The Chicago Evening Post notes Theodore Roosevelt’s personality wins West support for the Republican party. It argues his integrity and vigor define manhood, oppose war mania, and show he acted during the Spanish war. The piece claims the East will follow West in embracing Roosevelt’s persona as the campaign focal point.
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West
Theodore Roosevelt
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Warrison
McKinley
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Roscoe Conkling
Americans Adored for Lavish Spending and Hustle in Money Culture
Dr Emil Reh notes Americans earn the most yet value money least, spending freely on colleges hospitals and lavish living. He contrasts Pierpont Morgan Vanderbilt Sage and Caesar in wealth and caution, while Mexicans and Europeans critique excess amid a constant pursuit of fortune and punctuality in work.
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City of
Chance
Checking Motor Madness in the Tribune Editorial
The New York Tribune argues for stopping motor madness on highways. It condemns reckless scorcher drivers and the violence they provoke while also urging action against the root causes fueling such behavior.
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New York ‘Tribune
Mosquito Netting Order for Canal Zone Protection
The Springfield Republican notes Gen Davis seeks 100,000 yards of mosquito netting to shield the canal zone. It critiques the Dingley tariff, arguing the netting plan is a stronger safeguard than a fragile mosquito bar, likened to an old hoop skirt.
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Springfield Republican
Part of the Curriculum at Stormington Barnes School
Tragerdy notes the pupils from Lowe Comerty s School of Acting are starting a summer session. Comerty plans to teach them how to jump on and off freight trains as part of the training.
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Philadelphia Press
Hi Tragerdy
Stormington Barnes
Lowe Comerty
of Acting
Tragerdy
Lowe Comerdy
Political Points and Roosevelt Speech Across Papers
A compilation of reactions from Philadelphia Press New York Commercial New York American Baltimore News Chicago News and others critiquing Roosevelt's acceptance speech and Parker's anticipated response. Observers in multiple papers note generalities and record-based arguments while speculating on campaign personalities including Tom Taggart and the Democratic mobilization.
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Philadelphia
New York
Roosevelt
Iato
York
Notifiation Committee
Parker
Baltimore News
Mr Roosevelt
Ike
Sagamore Hill
Leset Skely
Janus
Tom’ Taggart
Drea Ronititioe
Dante Tae
Ube Medical Books
Parral mining camp and notable visitors in Mexico trip
An American visitor recalls Parral in Chihuahua as a striking mining camp with marble mansions planned by Pedro Alvarado, a former illiterate miner turned mogul. The piece also covers wartime road tolls and social notes from the Ebbitt House, including remarks on Chamberlain Gladstone and Col Staples returning from the St Lawrence area.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
Parral
E . Gilbert
Hoston
Ebbitt House
Dr Flower
New York
Adieu
Ole Momeans
Pedro Alvarado
Pedro
Jack
Paris
Spain
Italy
Col
O G Staples
St Lawrence Raverod
Woosh
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Adam and the timeline argued by MeFlub-Prof Wiseoweht
Sleeth counters that Wiseoweht claims thousands of years before Adam. MeFlub asks how that could be true and Sleeth quips that if so Adam would have authored a historical novel.
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Wiseoweht
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