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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1904
Page
4
A dense 19th century political tract advocating Populist critique of Roosevelt and Parker. It demands Jeffersonian democracy, denounces corporate power, and calls for a third party to fight Wall Street influence, with extensive references to historical figures and policy stances.
At a meeting of the New York Chup at National Tafles Armory Frederick Allen, Commissioner of Pats, read a letter from Senator Platt praising Higgins and urging support for the state ticket. The gathering featured remarks by LG WM Marble and others, with New York headquarters set at Riggs House and voter rates to be issued at 122 F Street NW. First registration days in New York are October 34 and 1h.
Sovereign ex master workman of the Knights of Labor says in Indianapolis that in 1897 he violated Judge Jacksons injunction to attack the coal field and received a congratulatory letter from Henry Davis. He counters labor rumor Davis inspired the injunction. Democratic rally open to the public at Convention Hall with Grasis as vice presidential candidate among speakers. Six boys missing after cutting willows near Cranches marsh Berlin Wis. one body found. river dragging by a hundred men ongoing.
Special to The Washington Post recounts Parker's rare offer to be First Assistant Postmaster General, his firm stance against acceptances, and the political dynamics with Cleveland. It notes Parker's steady temperament, campaign resolve, and the 1899 election context with Republican doubts, plus anecdotes from Albany and New York about his finances and prospects.
A lengthy account notes women in Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah may influence the 1904 election with about ten thousand voters in four states. Democrats push anti Mormon and suffrage appeals while Republicans deploy Mrs. Foster to rally women. histories show Mormonism and moral issues sway women voters, especially in the Northwest where polygamy and church ties loom large.
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