INDIANAS THE PRIZE NECESSARY TO JUDGE PARKER
The article analyzes how many and which doubtful states Parker must win to reach 281 electoral votes, given a Roosevelt lead and New York’s potential sweep. It lists states deemed safely Democratic or Republican and estimates paths to victory, noting New York could tilt several other states. The piece weighs how New Jersey, Delaware, West Virginia, Nevada, and Montana influence Parker’s chances and whether he can win with six or more electoral votes from doubtful states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
New York
Roosevelt
California
Rabants
Thymats
Kansas Oe
Towatta
Kansa
Georgia
Bent Key
Mascassetts
Leutana
Movarvamd
Sissippi
Wissouri Wre
New Hempster Nora Carolina
Worth
Virginia
Montina
New Jersey
Tom
Lynn
West Virginia
Nevada
Montana
Delaware
Utah
Indiana
Rhode Island
Idana Ecosvese
Connecticut
Tanado
Ivan
Seth
Seeen
Colorado
York
Idaho
Jersey
Manana
Utan
Che
Knox
Cortelyou
Cartelyou
Republican Secretary Committee
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York Tribune
Washington
The
Tribune
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Papers
Notice indicates that marriage and death notices will appear simultaneously upon application in multiple newspapers listed, including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe and others, without extra charge for foreign or telegraphic transmission to the noted publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston
GLOHE
ALO
Ulrica Cini Mnatit
Cord Herald Phitadelphta Public Ledger
Pittsbi
Ho Dispatch
Journal
Slotti App
Pall Piosper Press
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY AND OTHER NAMES IN OBSERVANCE
A jumble of marriage intentions and obituaries listed for residents of Richinorva Fairfax Palalgia Manchester Parkersburg and surrounding areas. Notices include upcoming weddings and funeral announcements with dates and residences, plus references to legal notices and memorials in the week’s Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lo Rangton
Harriet
Thomas J.B Oiorni
Lette NS Adams
Richinorva Tort
Helen Davis
Fairfax Prey Y
the Tashson Jr
Ethel C Malone
Manchester Va
Max Wading
Ia Readnowsky
Palalgia
Solomon Grivaca
Towlend
Florenc Martet
Newpy T
Charles Moaiia
Parkersburg
Marlo
Wison Gaward Pacts
Charles TE Tavini
Manche Vo Bruce
Busling
Grea Va
Health Office Record Deaths for Twenty Four Hours
A health office death summary lists individuals including Atele L Kahler aged 4 months Jeremiah A Lee 39 years Mabel Mo Franklin 14 years Tan Cementa 9? years and Ruth Ssaveth Koop 18 years among others. Names followed by last known addresses and ages indicate a daily mortality tally with hospital affiliations such as Freedmen's Hospital and Emergency Hospital and a noon cutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atele L Kahler
Lee
Mabel Mo Franklin
Tan Cementa
Keowes
Madison St
Walter Worthington
Local Undertakers Advertise Services and Prices
A colonial era page lists undertakers and embalmers with contact details and pricing. W R Speare at 940 F Street NW and J William Lee at 122 Pennsylvania Ave NW advertise modern chapels, crematoriums, and modest prices. Names include Joseph Gawler at 1730-334 Pa Ave NW and R F Harvey's Sons at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW, each offering funeral directors and embalming.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Fennslvania Ave
Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave
Fiat
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street
Commodious Chapel Telephone
North
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Theodore Roosevelt
The proclamation declares Thanksgiving on November 4, 1904, praising national peace, abundant harvests, and civic duty. It urges Americans to gather in worship and give thanks to God, pledging faith in continued divine favor for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington
John Hay
Scott at Charleston Free Silver Still a Menace
Senator Nathan Ray Scott and J H Gaines spoke at a Charleston rally where Republicans attacked free silver and free trade. Scott urged voters to back protection, sound money, and prosperity, arguing Democrats threaten industry and wages with uncertain policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Nathan Ray Scott
Republican National Executive Committee
J H. Gaines
Congress
Scott
Panama
Jim
New York City
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Progress
Protest Over Governor Ballot Compromise Candidate Lea
Dr Joseph J H Chandler of Delaware filed a protest with the court clerk against placing Pres ton Lea on the Republican ticket as governor. Chandler, named by Regular Republicans, argues he is the sole legal Republican nominee and warns he will challenge Lea’s election if Lea wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamington
Del
Joseph J.H Chandler
Delaware
Preston Lea
Chandler
Union
Addicks Republicans
Lea
Union Republican
Dover
Repub-iean
Dr. Chandler
Movements of Ocean Steamer Arrivals and Departures
New York reports Kaiser Wilhelm I arriving from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg. Fried rich der Grosse sails from Bremen. Scilly notes Deutschland heading to Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg. London records Minnetonka arriving from New York.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm 1
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Friedrich der Grosse
Scilly
Plymouth
Hamburg
London
Minnetonka
Parker in New Jersey Demonstration Follows Parker Speech
Judge Parker drew rousing crowds in Newark and Jersey City as he addressed Essex Troop Armory and St Peters Hall. Enthusiasm surged with ovations and cheering from Democrats and supporters, while Parker highlighted NY and NJ political ties and urged unity for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
William H. Fielder
Armory
Newark
Jersey City
New York
Essex Troop
Cortelyou Charge Again in Jersey City Speech
In Jersey City, Judge Parker denounced alleged corporate influence in elections. He criticized trusts and combinations for oppressing the people, urged curbing illegitimate wealth, and questioned Cortelyou’s role, noting unanswered charges about campaign contributions from beef interests.
Parker's Newark Speech Highlights Ideals and Expansion
Judge Parker denounces trusts and praises state leadership as he speaks in Newark New Jersey outlining the Democratic approach, the value of state offices, and a vision contrasting American liberty with European conquest. He emphasizes population growth, self-government, and tolerance as core national strengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
United States
LiquaZone pitch and political critique clash in one ad letter
A promotional plea for Liquozone urges readers to try a 50 cent first bottle at no risk, promising a full refund via an offer and claiming millions already use it. The piece then shifts to a political polemic on trusts, cost of living, and imperial policy, arguing for anti-trust restraint while touting Liquozone as a germicide and nerve and blood food with a $1,000 germ-killing claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Brian
Washington
Bryan
Europe
Greece
Friends of Liberty
Poland
Hungary
Louis Kossutth
Ireland
France
Ti Te
Shaw
Japor
Beef Trust
Germ Diseases and Their Listed Ailments
A promotional list claims various diseases and ailments, asserting that a product called Liquorone attacks germs to end disease indirectly and supposedly permanently. The page enumerates numerous conditions from asthma and abscess to tuberculosis and uterine issues, presenting bold claims about cures.
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Indianas
Hoosier
Dolghfrty
Loish
John BL Garges
Pennsyl
KPGN
Health Office Record
Undertakers
Jeson
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
Hest Capitol Et
Arthive
Tary
Hilks
Madison Square Garden
New
St Peter's Hall
Fudge Parker
Judadge Parker
New York World
Brooklyn Hagle
Atlantic
Citi
Hay Forst
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Edmonston’s
M. Igil
Calvert
14Th Street
A la Carte
Ayon
the Sunday Post
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