Roosevelt Favor Demands Big Vote Against Bryan
The Washington Post urges a large Democratic vote as a political goal but notes prospects of victory remain possible for Republicans. It cites editorials from major papers disputing conspiracy charges and discusses Roosevelt's candidacy, Parker's potential impact in New York, and African and labor concerns shaping the 1904 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Bryan
Boston Herald
Judge Parker
New York State
H Herald
Rosesevelt
Herald
Mus Party
Ismerites
New York
Roosevelt
Boston
Mr Bryan
de' Stans
Transvaal
Krugersdorp
South Africa
Wren T
Tuchev
Texas
Amerca
England
France
New York World
Cortelyou
The
World
Cleveland
Pulitzer
George B Corteliyou
Republican National Committee
Brooklyn Eagle
Cortetyou
National Committee
New York Times
J Aaa
United States
Grays
Lincoln
McClellan
Union
Confederacy
Grant
Horatio Seymour
White House
People's Trust
Greeley
Tilden
Hayes
Ku K Klux Klan
Garfield
Hancock
Tammany Hall
Harrison
McKinley
Sultan
Philippines
McClellar
Great
Seymour
Blaine
Parker
Tawneys
Missouri
Wisconsin
Peck
Amos Parker Wilder
Wisconsin State Journal
Roosevelt in 32 Minutes and Canadian Election View
A compact editorial note discusses President Roosevelt and a mocked timeline, then analyzes Canada’s election of Thursday the 3d instant, praising Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Liberal gains. It contrasts Canadian democracy with the U S system and touches on reciprocity, trade, and Washington’s new municipal building costs. It surveys campaign rhetoric, trusts, and historical political attacks while noting congressional action on the District building and stone bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Commons
People's Branch
Congress
Neu
House of Lords
Wilfrid Laurier
United States
Dominion
Wash‘ Ington
National Capital
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lexington
France Generous to the Royalists Declared by Press
A long Atlantic article notes France funds royalist annuities for nearly a century. It names the Prince of Wagram and many Napoleonic era descendants and questions future use of treasury sums for conspiracies. Also mentions King Oscar of Sweden and Buckinghams in complex peerage ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Livre de France
Grand Ledger of France
Wagram
Marshal Berthier
Bertha de Rothschild
Frankfort
Lfe
Prince of
Exsting
Duc de
Marshal Lannes
Napoleon Ney
Prince de la Moskewa
Marshal Ney
Duc d'Albufera
Berlin
Marshal Suchet
Duc de Massa
Marshal Regnier
Duc de Regelo
Marshal Oudinot
J. Duc de Trevise
Marshal Mortier
Republi
House of Orleans
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Frederick F Melville
British Empire
Emile Fuchs
Hiitih
Curzon
India
Thomas Barlow
Walmer Castle
London
Lady Curzon
Lord Cosford
Queen Alexandra
Duke of Manchester
Lord Acheson
Ireland
Rothschilds
Political gossip stirs Missouri Wisconsin and Porto Rico races
Democratic managers credit Parker with a windup plan for the campaign. The piece notes polls in Missouri and Wisconsin favoring Folk and Parker, with Tawney and Deneen speaking for party strategy and editor Amos Parker Wilder predicting Wisconsin support. It also covers Puerto Rico’s election campaign and a dispute over library books for Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cortelyou
Judge Parker
Cannon
Janus
Debs
Hia
Democratic Natonal Head
Allence
St Lews
Cartelyou
Tawney
Minnesota
Missouri
Joseph W Folk
Democratic Reform
Folk
Hmit
Folks
Cook
Ahen
Russia and Contraband Report on August 2 Depuation
London reports from Foreign Minister Lansdowne describe a conciliatory Russian stance on contraband of war. He notes new naval instructions may ease belligerent actions, finds no strong proof of favored treatment for German ships over British, and mentions appeals to the St. Petersburg supreme admiralty court over the EKnight Commander cargo. Other claims are being prepared for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kuropatkin
New York
Venus
Shaw
Kansas City
London
Chamber of Commerce
Balfour
Lansdowne
Lord Langdowne
United States
Lord Lansdowne
Japan
Eknight
Supreme Admiralty Court
St. Petersburg
Mjesty
New Treaty Talks Open With Germany for Arbitration
President Roosevelt proposed a treaty of arbitration with Germany. Ambassador Sternburg informed the President that Germany agrees and will begin formal negotiations. Sternburg will represent Germany and Secretary of State has the United States role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Roosevelt
Baron Sternburg
Sternburg
Moosevelt
Secretary Has
Results of Referendum Vote by International Typographical Union
Printers approve all propositions except salary increases for top leaders. Ballots from Indianapolis show 19,944 for harmonizing laws, 4,615 against. 9,434 for higher salaries, 16,275 against. 23,267 for longer reports, 14,297 against. 22,428 for stricter reporting, 2,156 against. 22,954 for written appeals, 1,526 against. and 19,483 for an eight hour day with a levy, 6,398 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
McKinley Memorial Design Meeting Called in New York
Trustees of the National McKinley Memorial Association will meet in New York on Tuesday November 22 at 10 oclock in the morning in the Republican Club rooms at 51 West Fortieth street Canton Ohio November 4 The call notes the design committee has selected an architect and will report at the meeting The president urges full attendance for thorough review of the winning design
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canton
Oho
Committee On Design
National McKinley Memorial Association
Republican Club
West Fortieth Street
Oclock
Justice Day
Right of Way for Railroads in the Philippines
Manila reports the Philippine Commission has established eminent domain for railroads, citing the Manila Dagupan line’s 20 mile eastward branch to Antipoli as needing secured rights of way. The act enables condemnation of private property for public improvements and follows American law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Insular Bureau
Manila- Dagupan
Antipoli
Novel Hotel Lobby Chat Sparks Travel Observers
In the Shoreham and Riggs House lounge scenes in St Louis and Washington, travelers and officials discuss experiences on trains and ships. Brazilian commissioners at the Exposition praise U S proximity and rail links, while Boston and Chicago figures debate Lodge’s senate career and presidential prospects amid public commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben
Jean A Forsby
New Orleans
Shoreham
Sons of Tail
Ana
Mske
Riggs
Ferreira Ramos
Conte
Republic of Brazil
St Louis
Ramog
Polytechnic Conesa
San Paulo
United States
Brazil
Alaska
New York
England
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Willam Quinby
Boston
Raleigh
Prince Fushima Sails for America in Japanese Suite
Prince Fushima the Emperor’s adopted brother sails from Honolulu to San Francisco expected by Nov 9 or 10. He arrives with Sato minister resident Count Terashima Lieut Col Mihara N Watanabe and others. The Interior Secretary names Dr Barry Capt Steer and Charles Greaves to a board evaluating physicians who prescribe Hot Springs waters in the government reservation at Hot Springs Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Fushima
America
Honolulu
Mikado
San Francisco
Prince Fushimi
Sato
Count I Terashima
S Mihara
N. Watanabe
Takioka
Imperial Household Department
P F Pokakaou
Hot Springs
Secretary of the Interior
William H Barry
Samuel I. Steer
Army
Charles D Greaves
Hoe Springs
Ark
Peru Reduces Postal Charges
Mr Neall the American charge at Lima reports to the State Department that Peru cuts postage on outbound mail from 22 to 12 centavos per half ounce. Treasury receipts show redemptions of $675,035, internal revenue receipts $836,757, expenditures $1,530,000, and miscellaneous $29,941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Neall
Lima
State Department
Treasury
National Bank
Internal Revenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Post
Fourteenth Street
Ailex+ anda atx
Washington Post Co
Vanderbilt Building
Paul
Chicago
Unity Building
Paul Block
Stockades
Africa
Louis Michel
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt
Michel
Fiave Roosevelt
Roossvelt
Foca
Amari
Morgan
Taft
Fairbanks
Globe-Democrat
New Mexico
Mississippi River
Bome
Mascagni
Chamber of Deputies
Gen. Grosvenor
Dr. Swallow
Helen Gould
Brom
Cannizaio
Wimbledon Common
Archibald
Duc de Cannizaro
Dundas
Pitt
Miss Johnson
Cannizare House
Italy
Florence
Affaire de Coeur
Cannizaro House
Earl of Mexborough
Rowland Errington
Walpole
Loewenstein
Raphael
Yohn Haphaah
House of Savile
Elizabeth
John Savile
Higeinstone
Marquise DE
Buffalo Courier
Jacob Amiis
Nebraska
Yates
Tlinois
Deneen
Cook County
Virginia
Frye
Depew
Allied Printing Trades Council of Philadelphia
Miller
Joseph H Shull
Pennsylvania
Jacksonian Democratic Association
Kastan
Butler Ames
Alexander B Bruce
Ames
Samuel Fessenden
Senator Hawley
Connecticut
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Fessenden
Senate
Hawley
Bulkeley
Theodore J Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers
Labor World
Bir Shaffer
Porto Rico
Republican
Mateo Fajardo
Julio Derinaga
Minos Rivera
Frederico Degetau
Waa Nyt
Acta
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Denver
Colo
Frank J Hearne
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Morton
Wynne
Knox
P . Knox
Yeterday
Pittsburg
Gov. Bachelder
Mahun Bachelder
New Hampshire
Loeb
Takahira
Kogoro Takahira
Shrady
Otel
V G Eaton
Us& N
Ebbitt
League Island Navy Yard
Jaton
Eaton
New Jersey
Wr Cc
Vaughan
Austin Corbin
Corbin
Ins Park
New York City
Plains
B Ransom
Rigess House
Mammon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!