Campaign Notes as Parker Attacks Roosevelt Opponent
Former Secretary of War denounces Parker’s attack on Roosevelt ally and hints at duty to Philippines policy. New York rally at Durland’s Riding Academy features Odell and Suedins, with Woodruff and Wood, Verooman, Handler, and others. Roosevelt and Cortelyou in focus as roots of fund accusations are denied. party advocates emphasize continued military strength and self government in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Philippines
New York
Siw
York
Durland
Boot Basttody
Odell
Suegins
Ewell Clease
Tymothy Wood
Walter M.handler
Frank B Verooman
California
Mr Foul
Woodruff
Demisell
Tus
Tomeaw
Hall
Phippines
Parker
Spain
America
China
Cortelyou
Commerce and Labor
United States
Root
Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Thomas Tanyart
Hospital Records From Aged Residents Request Help
Fragmented health office notes list ages and wards for several patients at St Agate dnt, Slumbla Hosp, and Wasnasvl Hosp. Entries mention months up to 78 years, with references to Steuben a yar on Saab Homes Wash Assi Hep and emergency hoop for Marian Grinves.
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Svan
Sears
Vera
Mars
Lowe
St Agate
Assi
Renee Hoasine
Slumbla
Hee
Oath
Spruce St
Saab
Assi Hep
Polls Close At Four In Large Ohio Cities Court Rules
The Supreme Court agrees with the Circuit Court that the election law closing polls at 4 p m in cities over 300 000 stands. Cleveland and Cincinnati must end voting at 4 p m on election day. Four justices decide the case with Chief Justice Spear and Judge Price not seating. Cleveland Democrats sought a 6 30 p m closing but were defeated. Leaders in both parties must mobilize to secure votes by 4 p m as the regular law is upheld.
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Columbu
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Spear
Price
Cleveland Democrate
Wineinnud
Canginnath
Democratic
Republican
Last Campaign Meeting Highlights Virginia Democrats
The Virginia Democratic Association held its final pre election meeting with speakers including Mark J. Carrington W Mosby Williams Joseph W Cox and EL Lowe. Clarence Thomas presided as presidents messages praised the campaign and Maj Currington lauded Judge Parker while criticizing Roosevelt for Cortelyou’s RNC appointment. discussions covered Panama Canal Porto Rico and the Philippines taxations. Voters certificates were to be issued today Monday and Tuesday at the Rigel House with an East Washington smoker planned at Witthaf s Hall. Movements of ocean steamers Zeeland Campania Umbria were reported.
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Virginia Democratic Association
Mark J. McD. Carrington
W. Mosby Williams
Joseph W. Cox
EL. Lowe
Clarence Thomas
Virginia
Association
Maj
Currington
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
J. Pierpont Morgan
Panam Canal
Lowe
Panama
United States
W. Mosby Willams
Congress
Cox
Ninth
Col
J. C. Wrysor
Congres
Davis Appeals With Home Folks Campaign Stop in Elkins
Henry G. Davis urged neighbors in Elkins to back him as Democratic vice presidential nominee. A crowded opera house heard his long home-town appeal, with Senator Elkins in attendance. The day featured a special train tour through Beverly and nearby towns and a telegram from West Virginia Rail President Landstreet endorsing Davis.
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Sandstreet
The
Wabash
Elkins
W. Va
Henry G. Davis
Blaine
Davis Elkins
Senator Elkins
Hera
Beverly
Valley Bend
Mill Creek
Huttonsville
Mr. Davis
Hig
Ehtins
Landstreet
Davis
West Virginia
Belington
C. Woods Dailey
Gompers denies aiding Colorado Labor Party
Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, sent a telegram denying reports that he refused to aid Colorado Labor Party in a Denver drive against Peabody. He emphasized Peabody should be defeated and stated he would attend to AFL duties for the San Francisco convention if not busy.
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Colorado Labor Party
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Max Morris
National Association of Retail Clerks
Denver
Morris
Gompers
Peabody
Babcock’s Big Claim Elect 203 Republicans to House
New York November 4. Chairman Babcock of the Republican Congressional committee telegraphs Cannon thanking him for a vigorous six week campaign and stating Republicans will win not less than 203 members of the next House with a likely gain of ten more. J W Babcock chair.
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House
New York
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
Lon. J
Democrats vow tight election watch across New York State
The Democratic State committee will have personal representatives in every election district next Tuesday to enforce the election law and punish violations. The statement says the committee will pursue any violations brought to its attention and will continue the effort regardless of the election outcome.
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New York
Democratic State Committee
Democratic
Tariff Reform and the Rise of Trusts in Grover Cleveland Era
The speaker denounces high protection as a theft against the people, tracing its growth from 1880 to the Dingley act of 1897. He argues tariffs bred trusts, inflated prices, and reduced wages, citing McKinley and Wilson law effects, 213 early trusts, and 463 industrial combinations by 1963, urging reform to relieve common burdens.
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Uue
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Associated Undertakers
Newark
Democrats defend fiscal virtue against lavish tariff era
In a speech echoing 1884 sentiments, Democratic leaders denounce protective tariffs as a tax on the people and warn that trusts and industrial combines threaten equality before the law. They urge sober reflection, condemn partisan attacks, and defend equal opportunity, liberty, and constitutional obedience as core Democratic principles.
Why Old Remedies' Failed in Rheumatism Cure
A decades long study of rheumatism and blood diseases critiques old treatments. It notes alcohol, lead, opium, mercury and potash as harmful, causing worse conditions. The new medicine is claimed to purify the blood and stop poisonous acids, addressing root causes.
Doctors’ Prescriptions and Rheumatism Warning
The article warns conscientious physicians to avoid prescribing certain drugs for continuous treatment due to the danger of excess uric acid in the blood, which is linked to rheumatism and related conditions. It emphasizes medical caution and knowledge shared among doctors.
Why Rheumacide Should Cure
A claimed scientific vegetable remedy named Rheumacide is described as the ultimate blood purifier with no opium mercury or alcohol. The ad asserts it is safe for a baby's stomach yet powerful enough to purge poisonous germs from the blood and remove disease causes.
Evidence That It Does Cure Rheumacide Claims
An advertisement cites eminent physicians endorsing Rheumacide as the best remedy. It includes a patient letter from Atlantic City dated May 18, 1904, detailing a long battle with Rheumatic Gout and a claimed cure after a short course, urging others to try the treatment.
Honest Trial Encouraged By Letter About Directions
A personal letter urges recipients to try a treatment honestly according to the directions and expresses confidence they will thank the writer and Rheu macide for the balance of their lives. The tone is sincere and urging, focusing on adherence and gratitude.
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Rheumacide
Gets at the Joints From the Inside Rheumacide Ad
An advertisement proclaims Rheumacide as a blood remedy for rheumatism and related ailments. It claims oils do not cure rheumatism, but Rheumacide cleanses the system and prevents indigestion constipation liver and kidney issues catarrh la grippe and contagious blood disease. It urges readers to buy at once or request a free test by writing to the Bobbitt Chemical Co. in Baltimore.
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Pri- Vatic Gonversation
David B Hill
West Co
Tan
Philippines
Pat
Bobbitt Chemical Co
Baltimore
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Roo
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Basta
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Cothlrae
DROST
Aid Varaline Hussbach
Newport Mews
Van
Cope Bk
Ball
Broli
Aleera
Elurace
Abia
Seeander
Edo
Perry
Odet
Gaua
Henprietta
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Trunnell
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Holy
J. William Lee
Mba
Josph Gawler
Main
Ave
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
Kelly
North
John FR. Wright
George P. Zarhorst
Nepwrpaaape
Zeeland
Antwerp
Dover
Philadelphia
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Campania
Liverpool
Browhead
Umbria
Queenstown
Hambleton
Hendricks
Parsons
Colombia
Morton c. ST Qut
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First Agu
Havemeyer
Republican Party
Affleck’s
Pennsylvania Avenue
Democratic Party
Mr. Eckels
James H. Eckels
Chicago
Eeckels
Europe
Canden Club
London
Reform Club
Herod
Harrison
Republian
Washington
Afso
Lester
Macon
David B. Higdon
Statesboro
Bright
Atlantic City
N. F
Baltimore, Md
Kalon Snes
Sunday Post
Mr. Dooley
Berryman
Princess Thora
By Harris Burland
Post
North Pole
Lfe
Lord Brooke
Dorothy Dix
Hiram Hobnails
Lafcadio
Hearn
Yone Noguchi
Paris
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