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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1904
Page
4
Hartford November 2 Judge Parker spoke on tariff trusts wages and living costs urging unsubsidized ships for trade and criticizing campaign finance by Republicans. He praised Connecticut Democrats and warned that tariffs raise prices harming workers, urging expansion of American industry and arbitration for peace.
Judge Parker tours Bridgeport Connecticut with Gen Henry A Bishop addressing a packed Third Regiment Armory. He argues that progress comes from human effort behind the machine and urges careful study of the political choice, urging young voters to cast a wise first vote for the greatest good.
All doctors who have trialed Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic declare it one of the era’s most valuable medical discoveries. Prominent physicians, including Dr Thomas O Carter of Washington, endorse the tonic and pills for nervousness indigestion constipation and stomach troubles. Munyon's Remedies offer separate cures for each disease and are recommended for home use. Witch Hazel Soap advertised as pure and softening for the skin. avoid imitations and buy where sold.
A proclamation urges using a government department to benefit manufacturers and operatives nationwide, arguing for broader commercial advantages and coordinated industry support across the country.
Judge Parker addressed Yale Law School students at Music Hall after arrival in New Haven. Large crowd greeted the presidential candidate with Judge A Heaton Robertson and local Democrats, then Parker spoke on his interest in young men influenced by Albany Law School lectures and a kind act by Chief Judge Church.
Secretary Edwards asserts J Pierpont Morgan sought Cortelyou as head of the new Commerce and Labor Department. He describes Morgan and Perkins pressuring Congress to pass the cabinet creation to secure Cortelyou's silence on corporate knowledge. Edwards cites the law granting the president control over corporate information.
Cleveland November 3 grand jury investigating alleged campaign bribery at the Republican county convention found evidence insufficient to justify any indictment. The panel says 143 witnesses were examined and no person could be indicted.
An old advertisement claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine rebuilds worn nerve tissue and renews health. It recounts a 17 year old with epilepsy who recovered after using Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, with a money-back guarantee and a Texas area official endorsement.
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Henry G. Davis defended his labor record in West Virginia venues, denying use of injunctions in labor disputes and accusing trusts of funding Republican coffers. He criticized tariffs aiding trusts and highlighted contrasts with Roosevelt and McKinley eras while touring Elk Garden Keyser and other towns with UMWA attorney Caniff and WV officials.
Adlai E Stevenson told a Princeton audience the tariff is the supreme issue in this campaign. He urged tariff reform under the Democratic party, calling for honest public service and restraint in government spending. Other speeches noted large Democratic demonstrations in Salisbury and Charlestown with regional leaders weighing national issues.
Local business listing notes W B Moses and Sons operates at the intersection of F Street and Eleventh Street. No additional details provided about services or hours.
The speech claims trusts including Standard Oil seek to influence voting to help the Republican ticket. It charges that money and influence from monopolies could sway elections, recounting actions by a cabinet head’s connections and alleging a sustained push by the Standard Oil trust to back the party.
Populist presidential candidate Thomas H. Watson spoke at Central City Park in Macon noting he funds his campaign personally from courthouse work and pen. He criticized the Democratic party for copying his platform and accused Bryan of shifting positions, urging followers to support his Jeffersonian rather than Hamiltonian principles.
In Joliet Illinois James H Ferriss claims Populists have funded their national campaign with under 1800 dollars, mostly small contributions with a $20 maximum from any one donor. He notes Mercer University education as his sole schooling.
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