Hughes Confident of Clean Sweep for Republicans
West Virginia Fifth District Representative Hughes predicts a Republican landslide, citing rising GOP support, workingmen from nearby states, and Roosevelt popularity. He disputes Democratic strength, notes new industries in McDowell County, and expects to carry all five WV House seats with Miller challenging in the district. A Parkersburg campaign kickoff with Fairbanks and Taft is planned.
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Hughes
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Mountain
McDowell
Congress
Washington
National Bank
Huntington
Rosevelt
Fairbanks
Daevig
White Sulphur Springs
Davis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Roosevelt
Republic
House
Fom
Joe Miller
Cleveland
Internal Revenue
Miller
McDowell County
United States Steel Corporation
Parkersburg
Cannon
Taft
Gaines
New York
Babcock
Congressional Committee
Edwarda
Parker on Self Government in the Philippines
A public letter from Judge Parker to John G Milburn discusses self government in the Philippines. Parker equates self government with independence and endorses rapid steps toward granting it, aligning with the Democratic platform. Campaign speakers in Richmond include Senators and Congressmen accepting speaking invites as part of the campaign.
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Philippines
New York
Judge Parker
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
McKinley
Milburn
Philippine Islands
John G Milburn
Secord
Political Gossip Follows Parade Debates in Chicago
The piece chronicles partisan parade fights between Republicans and Democrats in Chicago with Mayor Carter Harrison involved, outlines county campaign plans, and notes notable figures like Col. Frank O. Lowden and Lamont. It surveys New York and Minnesota races, party tensions in Nebraska, and Harper’s Weekly critique of Parker.
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New York
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Col. Harvey
William C. Whitney
Chicago
Mr. Cleveland
Richard Croker
New Jersey
Connecticut
Mississippi Populists Form Platform and Field Ticket
Jackson Aug 25 Populist State convention adopted a platform denouncing Republicans and Democrats and named R Brewer of Noxubee and J A Bailey of Laugerdale as electors at large. About thirty delegates from twenty six counties attended. The convention accused Republicans of fanning the race issue and criticized Parker for his letter to New York negro leagues. Watson of Georgia was billed to speak but did not send a letter or telegram explaining detention.
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Frank O. Lowden
National
Ligiyto
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Harrison
Cook County
Ilinois
United States
New York
Eix-Secretay Lamont
Edward M Shepard
Shepard
Hill
Democratic State Committee
Albany
Amness Col. Lamont
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
R. Brewer
Noxubée
J. A. Bailey
Laugerdale
Baventy-six
Parker
Negro Leagues of
Roosevelt
Ana BE Watson
Georgia
Free Trade Bait Fight With Newfoundland Remains Tense
U S and Newfoundland spar over bait rights and a proposed Hay Bond treaty. Sir Robert Bond pushes leverage to secure exchange for privileges while noting Newfoundland's right to set tariff policy. The piece details bait pricing, the sanctuary of bait waters, and the political risks for New England fisheries if Newfoundland cuts off bait access.
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John Raftery
Washington Port
St. Johns
N. F
Ange
Newfoundland
Canaida
United States
Robert Bond
Senate
New England
St. John
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Atlantic
Canada
France
Bucklen
Newfoundland and United States fishery trade talks urge reciprocity
The piece argues Newfoundland should pursue trade agreements with the United States to boost its fisheries driven economy. It notes Premier Bond's diplomacy to conserve bait privileges and secure reciprocal advantages, with fishery exports totaling about 10 million dollars annually and potential to reach 60 million.
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Bell Island
Conception Bay
Germany
Sidney
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
United States
Massachusetts
Washington
New England
Senate
Bond
Baralu
Robert Bond
Colonial Department
Imperial
Britain
Canada Ends Duty Drawback on Exported Manufactured Goods
Canada ends customs drawback on materials used in articles manufactured in Canada for export. The policy applies to pig iron used to make steel billets, where a bounty exists for the billets. A new rule allows Canadian articles brought in for repair to be re exported duty free, previously paying duty on return for repairs.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Pacific Coastwise Trade and Federal Drawings at Devils Lake
The Treasury Bureau affirms that U S vessels trading between San Francisco and Ancon via Mexican ports engage in foreign trade and may gain coal duty drawbacks. A San Francisco business inquiry prompted the ruling. At Devils Lake New Mexico a land drawing for Fort Totten Indian reservation lands began with Commissioner Richards. Names listed include Bruce G Warren of Forest River ND and other Westerners.
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Bureau of ‘Avigation
Treasury Department
Customs Division
United States
San Francisco
Ancon
Department
Ancohs
Panamia Canal Zone
Devils Lake
NM. D
Hichards
General Land Ofice
Fort Totten Indian Reservation
Bruce G. Warren
Porest River
N. VD
Gwatter
Pratt Blast Segregation Policy As Indian Failure Claim
Gen R H Pratt former Carlisle Indian School director attacked Interior Department segregation policy in Chautauqua New York Aug 5 saying prolonged violence and two bureaus sustain separation He criticized Indian camps at expositions claiming camps force natives to display houses they never lived in and government funds pay expenses under a pretense of defense
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Col. Pratt
Chautauqua
R. H. Pratt
Carlisle Indian School
Indian Office
Pratt
Samos Wrecked Off Capt Ann After Gale Stranding
Boston reports the three masted schooner Samos, cargo lumber from Calais to New York, wrecked in a gale. Crew abandoned on Monday after flooding and dismasting, later picked up by Kate B Ogden and rowed ashore at Boston harbor. Other items include Filipino commissioners arrival in San Francisco, bankruptcy filing by Walter Stabler, and a jumper at Bade Bridge, plus postmaster appointments.
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Samos
Ann
Calais
New York
Stanton
Kate B. Ogden
Portsmouth
N. H
Newport News
Ogden
Boston Harbor
Grape-Nuts Health Advice From Battle Creek Doctor
A Denver physician promotes Grape Nuts as a key to proper childhood nutrition. A four year old with swollen feet and organ distress improved after a diet of Grape Nuts, noted as naturally sweet from grain and not cane sugar. The ad urges giving a handful when a child desires sweetness.
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Dotter
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Amons
Bele Baik Arms Co
World's & Space
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