Canada Reciproc ity Debate Shapes Atlantic Opinion
Special correspondence from Sunnyside Prince Edward Island examines Canadian attitudes toward reciprocity with the United States. Businessmen favor a commercial pact while imperial sentiment and anti American feeling restrain steps toward unlimited free trade. The piece notes a drift toward British trade alignments amid Boer War echoes and regional loyalty.
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John H. Raftery
Washington Post
Sunnyside
Prince Edwards Esland
Ave
Maritime Provinces
Canada
United States
America
Great Britain
Reciprocity Debate Shapes Dominion Attitudes in Empire
In a Pacific era reflection the colonies express a cautious stance on continental reciprocity. They acknowledge British influence and United States markets as pivotal factors while denying vindictiveness toward America. Most prefer continental reciprocity and await tangible initiative from the United States to advance development.
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United States
America
England
Pension Roll Decreases as Names Drop More Than Added
The Pension Commissioner Ware report for the year ending June 30 1904 shows total pensioners at 1 059 to 720 315 soldiers 273 341 widows and dependents and 66 army nurses. During the year 47 374 were added by special act while 49 157 were dropped, fatalities accounting for 43 820 of the losses. The new disability age order, in effect three and a half months, affected about 28 80 of the 375 000 pensioners seeking increases under its terms. The appro priation of 1 500 000 largely remained unused.
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Ware
Dufine
Congress
Pension Bureau
Treasury
Cattle Quarantine Line Not to Change, Sanitary Boards Decide
The Interstate Association of Live Stock Sanitary Boards met in St Louis and decided the existing quarantine boundary should remain. They heard a paper by Dr. Klein on dipping cattle in Beaumont crude oil to rid fever ticks. Officers elected: President W B Smith, Monticello Illinois. VP W J Moore, San Antonio Texas. Sec-Treas S H Ward, Minneapolis Minnesota. Guthrie Oklahoma to host next year.
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Convention of Sanitary Boards
St Louis
Interstate Associationn of Live Stock Sanitary Boards
Klein
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Texas
Beaumont
Department of Agriculture
W. B. Smith
Monticello
Ill
W. J. Moore
San Antonis
Vex
S. H. Ward
Minneapoli
Guthfrie
Okla
Consolidated Raisin Company forms on Pacific Coast
A major raisin industry trust unites leading California and Pacific Coast seeding firms to control output and prices. It has bought last year’s carry-over, totaling 100 carloads, and is capitalized at $1,000,000 with a board including Gavientaub Griffen Warren Gregory Rosenberg and Guggenheimer.
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Pacific Coast
New York
Ave
Raisin Growers' Association
Consolidated Raisin Company
Gavientaub
William Griffen
Warren Gregory
A. B. K. Rosenberg
D. L. Guggenheimer
Charles King's Dividend from Mutual Life Insurance
Charles King of Alexandria Virginia received a dividend check for 1355.70 on a 5000 policy from the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. He sent a letter dated August 10 1904 to agent W F Lambert praising the generous dividend and continuing life protection on policy No 368818.
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Charles King
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
King
Mutual Life
W. F. Lambert
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Political Gossip and Campaign Tactics Across the Parties
The piece reviews Chairman Cortelyou's expansive press and moving picture campaigns for Republicans, plus public polls from Chicago, New York, Rochester, and Utica showing Roosevelt gains and Parker trends. It notes intraparty strategy by Cortelyou, Babcock’s Negro rights clash, and governors’ nominations as New York Republicans push for an open convention while Depew backs Roosevelt.
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Republican Campaign Committee
Pe Pks
Fairbanks
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Windy City
New York Herald
Wall Street
New York
Parker
New York Journal
Watson
Bryan
McKinley
Rochester
Utica
Teddy the Sudden
Cortel
Roosevelt prospects weighed against military fame in 19th century politics
An editorial decries charismatic campaigners driven by aggressive instruction, arguing historic magnetic figures like Scott and Hancock failed not for charm but for lacking fitness and policy alignment. It asserts voters favor a leader’s proven ability to execute bold, wise policies over personal appeal.
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Raper
Roosevelt
Middle West
Winfield Scott
Chippewa
Cherubusco
Contreras
Franklin F Piterce
Hancock
Gettysburg
Mexico
Campbell Nominated by Acclamation in West Virginia Senate Race
Unanimous acceptance of Senator Campbell of Jefferson at Berkeley Springs as the Democratic nominee for re election. The convention drew Democrats from Jefferson Berkeley Morgan and Hampshire counties with farmers pivotal to support his tax reform stance and against corporate influence. The body took no action on filling the Cornwell vacancy and governor race implications.
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Washington Post
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
West Virginia
Jefferson
Berkeley
Morgan
Hampshire
Campbell
South Branch Valley
Cornwell
Third West Virginia Democratic Convention Set for Hinton Nominees
The Third Congressional district Democratic convention will meet in Hinton tomorrow to nominate a candidate. John A. Preston, Charles Osenton, and Henry B. Davenport lead as possibilities, with Davenport backed by Clay County and sizable support from Kanawha and neighboring counties. Democrats hope to capitalize on Republican factional splits after two GOP nominees emerged at Hinton, while The Daily Mall warns the party risks loss if infighting continues before November.
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Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
Hinton
John A. Preston
Greenbrier
Charles Osenton
Fayette
Henry B. Davenport
Clay
Clay County
Kanawha
Davenport
Gaines
Daily Mall
Texas Prohibitionists nominate state ticket led by Cy Davis
At Waco the Prohibition convention named a state ticket with W. D. Jackson as governor and J. W. Pearson, J. O. Davis, J. T. Jordan, J. A. Gu. McFarland, Clark, and B. H. Conibear in key posts. Cy clone Davis will headline the campaign from Lorena Hastings Nebr. delegates also announced district nominations and a Connecticut Populist revival occurred in New Haven.
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Waco
Tex
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Houston
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Troy
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Erie
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