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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1904

Page

6

Plans for campaign leaders hopeful of result

West Virginia campaign plans build unity among Democrats at White Sulphur Springs as ex Senator Davis guides organization and readiness for the September 5 opening. Local executives, bloc meetings and candidate support across Indiana, New York, New Jersey and other states are detailed with hopes of strong turnout and coordinated efforts.

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Williams Defends Founders Blunders in Free Trade Critique

The address by Representative John Sharp Williams at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, denounces early American policies as blunders. He rails against color prejudice, Boston Tea Party overreach, and Indianola disruption, arguing for protectionist tariffs and self-reliance to sustain American industry and labor. He contrasts colonial and federal eras to condemn free trade and advocate economic independence.

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Henry G Davis Accepts Vice Presidential Nomination Address

Henry G Davis thanks the Democratic committee for nominating him for vice president, endorses the party platform, defends tariffs and labor rights, and critiques rival policies while urging unity and prudent governance. He reflects on presidential power, industrial trusts, and national destiny amid early 20th century politics.

Henry G. Davis

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Undertakers Advertisements in D.C. Area

A collection of old funeral home listings including W R Speare Joseph Gawler Harvey Sons John R Wright J William Lee and George P Zurhorst with addresses on F Street Main Avenue Pa Avenue NW Tenth Street NW and East Capitol detailing first class service moderate prices and 24 hour telephone access in the late 19th to early 20th century. The notices present multiple firms offering embalming funeral directing and related services with on premises chapels and crematoriums.

Joseph Gawler Ave R. F. Harvey's Sons NERAL Fung Pourteenth Street John R. Wricht Tenth Street Bemtalmer Posera Wei East Capitol

Louisiana Delegation Seeks White House Help on Factional Split

A Louisiana Republican delegation led by Emile Kuntz and others met the President to press for settling intra party factional strife between the regular organization and the Lily Whites. They reported the conference satisfactory and plan to consult National Committeeman Cortelyou before returning home. In separate notes, the First North Carolina district nominated John H. Small for Congress and George W. Ward for district judge, with Ward previously serving as district solicitor and Small facing no opposition.

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Davis Speech at West Virginia Celebration Builds Toward Victory

Senator Davis headlines a West Virginia event at White Sulphur Springs with a practical, unaffectionate delivery praising the platform and the Parker and Bryan episodes. He urges voters to aim for victory in November while D emocrats plan campaign openings in Charleston and Williamson.

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