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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1904

Page

6

An Impossible Road to Reform in Campaign Finance Publicity

The post argues for complete publicity of campaign financing to curb fraud and corruption, citing The Post and editors like New York Times. It critiques Roosevelt and Cochran, contrasts voluntary vs compulsory disclosure, and notes UK law as a model while denying constitutional authority for such legislation.

Post Roosevelt Univals Hiving The New York Times Cockrin Times United Kingdom Cochran New York United States Great Britain Parker Dryan Gresley

Washington Post notices and political chatter fragment

Fragmentary Washington Post items discuss campaign finance publicity plans, Massachusetts politics with Gov Douglas, and speculative commentary on elections and stage culture. The piece weaves editorial takes on electors, congressional roles, and social mobility through military and political lines.

Roosevelt Victory Framed as Purely Personal Triumph

The article proclaims a landslide victory for Theodore Roosevelt, framing it as a direct choice by the American people with no bosses or campaign machines. It credits Roosevelt’s self-directed campaign, dismisses campaign literature, and asserts the public endorsed his principles and policies beyond traditional campaigning.

Roosevelt Rainbow Charles Grosvenor Ohio Noble Brotherhood of Wiseacres Theodore Roosevelt D&c Roogse New York New Jersey Indiana Connectcut &E Wen Boss Campaig Powell

Roosevelt majority sparks mixed political rhymes and reflections

A survey of post election mood in New York columns critiques party gains, defends Roosevelt style, and ponders future power shifts. It cites poets and readers, notes Democratic defense claims, and mixes satirical verse with brief policy-snippets and public notices.

Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals

A long, gossip filled column recounts royal influence on Anglo Russian tensions, noting Queen Alexandra's role in communicating Britain’s mood to Tsar Nicholas II and a peaceable settlement after a Baltic attack on Hull fishermen. It also surveys Hertfordshire obituaries, titled baronets, and marriage links among European aristocracy and American connections.

Russia Great Britain Alexandra Hull North Sea Azarina Eimperor Nicholas England Nicholas Copenhagen Buckingham Palace Sandringham Hertfordshire Astley Paston Cooper Charles Paston Cooper Tatiana Dolgorouk Dmitri Dolorouk Paris London Biarritz George IV Broad Street Ernest Astley Paston Cooper Mary Major Beverley Randolph Millwood East Africa Lord Landsdowne George Elliot Atlantic George Bonnie Pit Laddle United Kingdom Lord Beaconsfield Gorgeous Midas du Maurier Punch Sir George Amelia Hairs

Juries and Justice Under Fire in Portland Editorial

A Portland editorial denounces Ames and his graft era, condemns the jury system after the mistrial and calls into question judges power over verdicts. It cites manslaughter and poisoning cases to argue that heightened judicial control risks greater harm than flawed juries.

Paortland Orégentas Ames Minneapolis Ione Amen Mexico Oregon K. N. Steeven Supreme Court Ellsworth Sandy Olds Poole

The Roosevelt Slide in American Press

A compilation of editorials from Philadelphia Record Baltimore American New York Times and others weighing the Roosevelt landslide. It contrasts prosperity arguments with criticisms of imperialism and executive power while predicting political consequences for party, governance, and public policy.

Philadelphia

Mind Hunger and thefts in a New York youth

A New York boy forged pay checks to fund education while working. He copied signatures and used a forged punch to cash a week’s pay, then turned the money to his parents. He read myths and labor economics, courting danger and fame. scholars debate whether hunger of mind excuses crime. The case ends with his capture and possible future consequences.

Chicago Post New York Solomon

May Irwin funds a national theater plan

May Irwin plans to leave 100000 in her will to create a national theater funded by investment in government bonds until the sum reaches 5000000, then build and dedicate the theater. The plan, praised as a noble, patient act, faces doubts about long-term funding and political support.

Chicago Record-Herald May Irwin Misa Irwin Bulding National Theater Bam Irwin Fund Irwin George Bernard Shaw

Prominent Guests Amid Washington Bid Rush and War News

Col Frank P. Morgan of Washington is reported seriously injured under a snow rift in New York after a hard campaign. Builders and contractors head to Washington for bids on the new Agricultural Department building opening today as hotel crowds follow Roosevelt news. A Baltimore wedding trip guest and a Brighton England contractor share impressions of the New York election frenzy and American politics.

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Hog Scaled Down: Drummer Bets on 28 Pound Hog

A Boston drummer tells a Connecticut tale of a hog weighted at 28 pounds by bets, but the pig weighs 277 pounds on scales. The man who bet against him wins all, explaining the joke with shedding the coat. Other snippets include jokes about a Human Frog and school sharpshooting plans.

Chcago Boston Connecticut

Equally Ignorant Bi Collector Dialog

The note describes a tense exchange with a collector seeking payment. Mr Slingun de Munnaway is asked to relay the boss's curiosity about settling the account. The writer requests restraint and complains about a door slamming that jars their nerves.

The Chicago Tribune Slingun de Munnaway

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