Parker and His Party Dictate Presidential Strength
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw and George A. Kight spoke to National Republican League delegates in Indianapolis. Shaw argued that a president cannot be stronger than his party, critiquing Roosevelt and warning Parker would be weak and vacillating in execution. The crowd cheered as he urged party loyalty and unity ahead of November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Cid
Tomlinson Hall
Leslie M Shaw
the Treasury
George A Kight
Califoria
National Republican League
Speaksra
League
J. Hampton Mooore
The
Teague
Shaw
Indiana
Clark
Wilf
Ned
Cacmon
George A. Knight
California
Knight
Judge Parker
Law
Onda
Henry Gassaway Davis
United States of America
National Republican League of the United
Sid B. Redding
Arkangag
BE. W. Weeks
Iowa
National League
Moore
Chicago
Roosevalt
Fairbanks
Weeks
White House
Washington
Moora
Republican National League
Theodore Roosevelt
Hion
J Hampton Moore
National Aeguptican League
Hotel Denison
Cortelyou
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fragmented Notice Of Marriage And Death Ads In Papers
A garbled OCR notice lists multiple newspapers including Washington Post New York Times Herald Ledger and Journal. It references marriage and death notices inserted with extra charges for snanrtinn or telegraphing across mornings but lacks readable specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Nemepapers
NEW Ork Times
Hjemmok
Herald
Boatun Guche EL Pracad
LE Ripe Continuatl
Englirer
OUP
Record Herald
Figlauslphia FI
Hlig Ledger
Fetal RG Repatch
Priaugea Journal
RIG Heater
Marriages Ill, Obscure Names in Proprietary Notices
A jumble of marriage licenses and obituaries lists numerous individuals and families from various towns and counties, including references to Eittaburg, Fortainerty, Ia and Md. It mentions licenses granted in Washington and King George County, months and dates in 1908, and several court or parish events. The text includes several familial mentions and notices of death and mourning with scattered locations and private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Top Osssell
Mamie L. Raum
Theore Ievol
Eittaburg
Suaun
Elwird
Tak
Cora
Monroe
Fortainerty
Idert
Jalla
Aina
Holmes Ieury
Ale Sampson
Als Ventie
BF Armatrong
Winema
Sancho Vo Hall
Lesea
Mar Johnson
King George
Washington
Pip Ant Felt Mo Thompton
Maggie Ho Herndon
Vasats
de Fowler
Deaths in the Region Aged Across Years and Hospitals
Obituary notices list numerous individuals with ages from mid forties to late eighties. Entries reference hospitals such as Has fauna and Athans, with locations including Mary Fre Ween and Anacomtia Tyr. Several lines show military or veteran connections and repeated hospital affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Frye Aurtle Garted Hospital
Searn Regine
Sears
Thomas Fennive
Mary Fre Ween
Hutte
Haves
Langdon OC
Sear
James Hort
Phe
Peare
Marena
Kombat
Frederic Tigem Harrlaoy
Gaya
Mare
Welty
Saare
Joseph Gawler Funeral Services and Rates
Obituary notice for Joseph Gawler with address 331 Established 1850 and phone 17808734. Classy funeral services offered at moderate prices with emphasis on first-class arrangements and personalized care for Yor residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gawler
Roosevelt Letter Boosts National Republican League Meet
The National Republican League opened its biennial convention at the German House in Indianapolis with delegates from 35 states. President Roosevelt sent a congratulatory letter praising party service, while J Hampton Moore outlined aims to mobilize 2,000,000 members into 7,000 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resolutions Committee
Indianapolls
Ind
George H Cortelyou
Chairtian Rapablean
New York
National League of the Republican Clubs
J. Hampton Moore
Indianaporta
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
John Virdin
Philadelphia
William A. Gray
Pennsylvania
Philip Waters
Arkansas
Clarkson
Laws
Senator Hoar
Payne
Murat Halstead
Ohio
Robert Reyburn
Washington, D. C
That Pretense Up at Esopus Dinner With Watson Campaigns
In New York a dollar dinner at the Palm Garden honored Thomas E. B. Watson, People's Party presidential nominee, with speeches by Buchanan, Girdner, Stokes, and Boulton. Watson urged Jeffersonian principles and warned Parker to back his Democratic army, stressing labor reform, private property, and coalition over class conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esopus
Popu Het
Dollar Dinner
New York
Thomas EB. Watson
People's Party
Palmarden
Lexington Avenue
People’s Party
William A. Coakley
Watson
Joseph Buchanan
John H. Girdner
Bryanakwaya
Democratic
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Alfred J. Boulton
Thomas Watson
Parker
Pepera
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Pea
Fem
St. Louis
Parker Campaign Letter From Bryan Against Roosevelt
W J Bryan declines to visit Ohio during the campaign and backs Parker with conditions. He argues Parker’s gold standard stance aligns with Roosevelt on key issues and vows to renew economic reform after the election. He says Parker’s win would free Congress to enable the president to pursue policies and economic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Columbus
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Harvey C. Garber
Democratic State Committee
Parker
Roosevelt
Davie
Congress
House of Representatives
Postmasters Informed Contributions Not Obligatory
The President directs postmasters in Tennessee's Third District to review Republican campaign expense assessments and clarifies they may contribute or refrain. Acting Postmaster General Wynne warns civil service rules permit any amount, and noncontribution will not threaten their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Tennessee
Wynne
Civil Service
Georgia State Elections Report Slow Returns in Democratic Sweep
Oct 5 from Georgia shows sections of state and county offices and legislators counted statewide with slow returns due to lack of opposition. Democrats expected to win decisively. In Buzzards Bay, Cape District delegates after 73 ballots nominated all four candidates for state senator on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Buzzaras Bay
Mass
Cape
La Follette Named Governor in Wisconsin Speech
A Wisconsin court ruling favors La Follette aligned nominees for governor amid a Republican dispute over party designation on the official ballot. The decision cites a special tribunal's role in resolving factional claims and directs the secretary of state to place La Follette headed nominations on the ballot with preference, while allowing the opposing ticket to appear under a separate designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
Betog
Ila
Ita
Secretary of State
Apecial
Nap Regia
Variauim County Clerka
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
State Central Committee
la Follete
Supreme Court
Kensington Rally Voices Republican Outlook in Maryland
A large Kensington crowd attended a Roosevelt Fairbanks Pearra Club rally at the town hall. Speakers included Comptroller R. J. Tracewell and Judge William D. Bynum, who left the Democratic party for the Gold Democrats and now backs the Republicans. John B. Hanna defended Roosevelt and criticized Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Boys’ Club
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Club
Kensington
Roosevelt, Fairbanks, and Pearra Club
B. H. Warner
France
John B. Hanna
Balti- More
Maryland
Campaign fervor and tariff clash in ParkerBryan column
A partisan defense of Theodore Roosevelt against Democratic tariff attacks. The writer argues Parker would revoke pension orders, warns of free trade, and stresses Roosevelt as the people’s choice. Mentions McKinley era protection, gold standard debates, and political forces shaping the 1904 campaign.
Roosevelt the apostle of peace not war lord
The piece defends Theodore Roosevelt as impetuous in action yet aligned with right aims. It contrasts his decisive policies with warlike labels, praising his move toward the Panama Canal and international arbitration. It urges patience with his diplomacy and commends his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
WTC
Pollviciana
Naither
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Thanks Donnelly Over Forged Letter Incident
President Roosevelt writes to Amalgamated Meat Cutters leader Donnelly thanking him for denouncing a forged letter claimed to be from the President. The Chicago exchange reveals Donnelly’s denial and Roosevelt’s note from White House acknowledging his letter, praising honest action and referring to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Union of America
White House
Washington
Washington, Cot. 1. My Dear Mrr
Monnally
Losb
Theodore Roosevelt
President Asked to Induce Hay or Moody to Speak in New York
Lucien L. Bonheur of New York urged the President yesterday to use influence to secure either Secretary Hay or Attorney General Moody to address a big Republican meeting at Carnegie Hall in New York on October 2. The event is organized by the Twenty-ninth Assembly district Republican group and will feature Senator Depew former Gov. Black and State Senator Elener. The President promised to assist. Bonheur also met Hay who did not give a definite answer but may speak.
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Brito and Co
Thie
Secretary of State
Secretary of
Winconaln
Ali
Famillar Yulea
Maryland
Hanna
Jackson
Mudd
Republian
Republican Organization of
Georgia
Judge Hynam
Democratic Party
Olle
Olos
Bieen
Democratic Party of
To-Tay
Democratic Party of Old
Judge Bynum
Tracewell
Eball
Theas Thes
Grover Cleveland
Hay
Moody
New York
Lucien L. Bonheur
Carnegie Hall
Republican Organization
Twenty-ninth Assembly District
Depew
Frank 8. Black
Elener
Bonheur
Nomination Declined in Newcastle for Congress Seat
Dr Montgomery Linville of Newcastle declines the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Twenty fourth Pennsylvania district. The committee will seek a successor to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Montgomery Linville
Pennsylvania
Senator Thurston Addresses 5009 In Huntington Outdoor Rally
Senator Thurston spoke to 5,009 attendees in Huntington West Virginia in an open air rally. The gathering was described as the largest meeting of the campaign so far in the southern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wararogwe
Huntington
W. Va
Thurston
Heavy Cut in Wages at Joliet Steel Plant
The Joliet plant of the United States Steel Company adopts a radical wage schedule October 1 reducing pay by 5 to 12 percent for most workers. Red mill salaries drop to 5 to 12 dollars daily with some on flat salaries, longer hours, and shifted eight to twelve hour days. Veteran workers and long-tenured staff are affected while the strike potential remains low and no active trouble is seen. Electric Bitters ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Corporation
Joliet. Tl
Red Mills
Jallet
The
United States Steel Company
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Parker and His
Republican League
Mee Shaw
Hoonevelt
Chisolm
Huntingdon
Pas
Tarsilay
Charles Diate
Mesa
Bel Street Northwear
Woovcork
Rleaty
Ha Oie Aid
Newark
Cape Lavender
Burgandy Farm
Amd
Widnestas Ovtobyr Smh
Vingecael
Fleming Iaul
Elizabeth Lowndes Lavender
Ari Sesso
Ard Snd Ared
Rafel
Louis Stern
Health Office Record
Undertakers
R. Speare
F Street
N. W
PHONP
A. F. Harvey
Finfhal Sirytors
Fourteenth Street
Surire
John R. Wricht
Embalmar
Teo
Commedioi
Prominea
Nerhst
J. William Lee
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitel
Niewera Per Ribeire
Navonay Republican League
Republican State Committees
Jeasue
George B. Cortelyou
Henry G. Payne
Massachusetts
Arthur
Vallastyne
New Jersey
A. Trimbie
Charles A. Cottrill
A. V. Day
Cosmecticut
L. A. Richards
American Republican College League
Alfred B Lunt
James B Reynolée
Michigan
H. H. Smith
District of Columbia
J. Mompton Mi Moore
cFatrick
Icago
Bonham
Aoe Cincinna
Hoat
Worcester
Maas
George F. Hoar
Rockwood Hoar
Mary, Hoar
Ranehumskit
Paxton
Ort
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Dayer
Boulogne
Majestic
Liverpool
Baltic
Friesland
Ero Philadelphis
Salled Oceanic
Queenstown
Cherbourg
Balted
Kron Prina Wilhelm
Bremen
Southampton
Plymouth
Deutschland
Hood
Corman
Willam D. Bynum
Warner
Tate
Gorman
Hicu Class
Druccists
California Fig Syrup Co
Ig Syrup Company
Coxey
Judge Parkers
St Louis
Wiliam McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Davis
Senate
Kenry G Davin
Hubbard
McKinsey
Cleveland
Tanya Inbor
McKinlay
Eixty
United States
Newbro
Lome and Fishes
Stumpe
Edward Stevens
DG CO
H. Detreit
Mich
Fora Sampia
Sentes Affleck
Thurston Sperks
Monton
Tailors
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