Parker Fails to Furnish Proof in Roosevelt Clash
New York reports Judge Parker at a Brooklyn Democratic Club reception assailed President Roosevelt for not addressing the issue of corporate money in elections. Parker claimed trusts purchase elections, urged joint action to protect ballots, and said campaign funds cannot be interfered with. He criticized Cortelyou’s connections to trusts and pressed for a broader fight against corporate influence in politics.
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New York
Judge Parker
Kings County Democratic Club
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Parker
Cortely
McCarren
Mr. Metz
Metz
Tilden
Cleveland
Kings County
Capitaliai
Lanmée
Interes
Ito
Cortelyou claims reports complete with Northern holdouts rare
George B. Cortelyou, chairman of the Republican National Committee, says reports show Roosevelt and Fairbanks will carry most Northern states with possible exceptions Maryland and Nevada and secure at least 314 of 476 electoral votes. He notes the campaign ran on a smaller, volunteer-funded sum from over 4,000 contributors, with no pledges or expectations beyond continued Republican policy.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Maryland
Nevada
McKinley
Cleveland
National Committee
George B. Cortelyou
Furniture Auction Notice at Sloan's 1407 G Street
Furniture to be sold next week at Sloan's 1407 G Street by order of HH Hollander trustee. Housekeepers urged to attend.
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Sloan's
Gatreet
H. Hollander
Trustes
HH. Hollander
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Polls Show Parker Leads City Vote
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle completes a postal-card canvass of the New York vote for president and governor. Parker leads Brooklyn Borough by 41,957 and statewide by 180,071, with Roosevelt estimated at a 102,127 edge outside the city. The piece notes possible false registrations and cautions readers on polling certainty.
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Washington Post
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Greater
New York
The
Eagle
New York City
Parker
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Herrick
New York State
Eayle
Miles Demands a Change In Indiana Campaign Speech
In Indianapolis Tomlinson Hall hosts Miles closing Democratic campaign. He denounces the Republican party as oppressive and unfit to lead, urging a political shift. He cites Cuba and the Philippines as examples of democratic aims, while warning against continued GOP control. A stone was thrown at Lt. Gov. Higgins in Albany but no injuries or hit occurred.
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Indianapolis
Nelson A. Miles
Tomlinson Hall
Democratic Party
Indianapoli
Republican Party
Montezuma
Celestial Empire
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Higgins
New York
Gov. Higgins
Albany
Washington Post Election Night Viewing at The Post Building
Washingtonians urged to assemble in front of The Post Building Tuesday night to receive the election news. The Post arranged rapid returns with a large stereopticon display, AP and Western Union bulletins, and dispatches from field correspondents. Incidental entertainment includes specially prepared pictures to accompany the news. The Post promises to be the first to report results, with open access for all.
Morton on Platform Talks of Parker Charges in Baltimore
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton spoke to 400 to 500 workers at Highlandtown Academy Hall in Baltimore County. He defended the Roosevelt administration and attacked Theodor Roosevelt’s critics, framing the case as a battle against graft and improper influence by corporations. The speech, delivered in a small venue, emphasized railroad connections and political strategy for Morton’s campaign appeal in Maryland’s Second District.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Theodora Roosevelt
Navy
Paul Morton
Highlandtown
Academy Hall
Baltimore County
Morton
Hall
Maryland
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and
Ohio
Washington
Garrett
Little Academy
Second
Congressional District
Lincoln Club
A. Warner
Parker Replies to Roosevelt and Other Campaign Notes
An issue index lists political items and editorials including Parker and Roosevelt replies, Cortelyou election claims, Knix pities Parker, reviews of state campaigns, a verdict on ex-mayor McCue, and various sections on politics, society, finance, and arts across multiple pages.
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Parker
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Brooklyn Eagle
Paul Morton
Austria
Loeb
Knox
McCue
Russia
North Sea
Davis
Port Arthur
Reformatory
Lafcadio Hearn
Wall Street Review and Markets
Washington
Encke
New York
Peck
Cleveland’s Criticism Presented by The New York Times
The New York Times will print Grover Cleveland’s statement responding to Roosevelt and Parker remarks. He defends Cortelyou’s civil service merit, condemns Roosevelt’s handling of the party apparatus, and argues Cortelyou’s cabinet rise exemplifies reform, while criticizing his later role with the Republican National Committee.
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New York
The
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Times
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Cartelyou
National Committee
United States
Civil Service Reform
Raging Innsbruck riots threaten martial law in Austria
A ministerial council in Innsbruck warned that martial law may be imposed after clashes between German and Italian communities over an Italian faculty. Italian students were hooted, opened fire, and a German artist was killed amid street battles. The unrest spread to the college, with buildings wrecked and hundreds of arrests as troops restored order. The incident worsens Austria Italy tensions and endangers the Triple Alliance.
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Innsbruck
Vienna
Tyrol
Francis Joseph
Triesta
Germany
Weisse Kreuz
Kaiser Jaegers
August Prezzey
Baron von Schwarzenau
Preazzey
Austria
Italy
Dante Alighieri Society
Count von Buelow
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Lously
Presi
Patrick H. McCarren
Henry A. Metz
Kings County Club
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Pa.ag
FORD
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California
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
North Dakota
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
South
New York Herald
Delaware
Montana
Connecticut
Indiana
Miles
News
Secretary of Navy
Gontinuer
Part
Plains
N-raya
Princess Thorn
Mich
Reading
Detroit
Toledo
St. Cloud
Minn
Becker
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Boston
Hotel Chamberlin
14Th St
Royal Limited
Don
Atlantic Coast Line
Tampa
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