Democratic Text Book Paragraphs Tariff and Reciprocity
New York City Sept 17 Reports advance proofs of a Democratic campaign text book chiefly criticizing the tariff and trusts. Judge Alton B Parker urges no criticism of President Roosevelt, with focus on reciprocity, constitutional emphasis, and rebuttals of Republican tariff claims amid column excerpts from Parker and Shaw.
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Haremount
Esopus
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Evening Post
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St Louis
Judge Parker
Josiah Quincy
Pittsburg Steel
Japan
Gallinerro
New Hampshire
United States Senate
Political Gossip and Campaign Apathy in New York
A mix of political chatter notes apathy in the campaign, with senators and party managers shaping a costly, old style rally. It highlights figures like Cortelyou, Roosevelt, Odell, Hill, and Platt, plus mentions Vermont and Maine efforts, party rivalries, labor politics, and historical furniture in campaign rooms.
Dingley and Cuba Reciprocity Debate Critique
The article attacks the Cuban reciprocity bill as a GOP compromise that removes most pending treaties by keeping sugar duties intact. It cites McKinley’s commission, Kageon, and the role of the Dingley bill, arguing sugar as the reciprocity fulcrum and accusing the party of coercive policy toward Canada. The piece frames Democratic calls for correction as a response to Republican self-interest and loss of regional respect.
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Hopking
Illinois
McKinley
Kageon
Senate
Republican Party
House
Blaine
Cuba
Republican
Canada
New England
Middle West
United States
Dominion
Democratic Party
Sozodont Liquid Dentifrice Claims Complete Cure
A marketing blurb touts Sozodont Liquid as a complete cure achieved within a week from three applications daily. It promises cleansing healing and preservation with three forms described as liquid powder and paste.
West Virginia Power Brokers Push Uncle Tom and Brother Henry
A Keyser, West Virginia resident Thomas Davis known as Uncle Tom collaborates with Henry Gassaway Davis, beloved as Brother Henry, in a political alliance that unsettles rivals including Steve Elking and son-in-law McGraw. The piece weighs the chance Uncle Tom will fund a quarter of a million dollars amid partisan maneuvering.
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Henry
Thomas Davis
Keyser
W. Va
Congress
Alston G. Dayton
Henry Gassaway Davis
Tom
Henry G. Davis
Stephen LF. Elking
Steve
John T. McGraw
Uncle Tom
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Guesa
Lone Spellbinder: Mudd plans solo campaign
Representative Mudd of Maryland's fifth district vows to fight re election alone after election. He says his name will change to Mudd but he will keep his seat. He will not use Republican literature or outside speakers in his district and will rely on Sydney Mudd as the sole spokesman.
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United States
Shaw
the Treasury
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Alreaus
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Commission
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Dave HI
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St. Louis
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Shee- Pan
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Galveston News
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Gorman
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Harrison
South
Repub-ican
Pledged to Reforms Fusion Campaign Opens in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska the merged Democrat and Populist ticket opened its campaign with an ox roast and picnic at a city park. Thousands attended as fusion candidate George W Berge delivered his first address pledging opposition to free railroad passes, capitol lobby maintenance, and the Republican revenue law. National issues drew little attention.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
George W. Berge
Maj Ronald Ross Arrives in New York for Mosquito Theory Lecture
Maj Ronald Ross, renowned for the mosquito theory of malaria, arrived in New York from Liverpool aboard the Lucania. He plans to lecture at a scientific congress in St. Louis and then proceed to Panama and Jamaica. Also aboard were bishops Ferguson and Keily and Naval Academy commandant Capt Brownson.
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Ronald Ross
Lucania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Maj
Ross
St. Louis
Panama
Jamaica
Asmong
Bishop Ferguson
Liberia
B. J. Keily
Savannah
W. H.brownson
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Parker and Roosevelt split on key issues, Watson claims
Paducah Kentucky September 17 1904 Populist Thomas E Watson opened the Kentucky district convention naming J H Lackey for Congress. He argued Parker and Roosevelt share the same policies, condemned party leaders for labor and negro policy, and urged voters to demand clear stances on money and gold standards. He warned corporate interests back Parker and criticized Bryan for past platforms.
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Kentucky
Thomas E. Watson
J. H. Lackey
Congress
Kentucky Opera House
Watson
Parker
Roosevelt
Theodore
Alton B
Dave Hill
Italian Delegation Celebrates Birth of Italian Heir
Colorado Springs on September 17 reports the Italian delegation from the Interparliamentary Convention celebrating the birth of an heir to the Italian throne. Fifteen members of the Italian House of Parliament cheered and arranged a cablegram from Denver to congratulate the Queen and people of Italy. Sightseeing groups visited Scop trip, Colorado Southern Railroad, New Moffat Railroad, Northern Colorado irrigated districts, and local smelters as the visitors enjoyed a perfect day.
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Colo
Cripple Creek
Rocky Mountain
Italy
Denver
Interparliamentary Union
Colorado Southern
Rockies
Moffat
Colorado
Geographers in Chicago Discuss Pole Quest Plans
The International Geographical Congress met at Kent Theater University of Chicago with Commander Robert Peary outlining renewed plans to seek the North Pole. Dr Hugh Armitstead spoke on Geographical Element as attendees prepared for further sessions after leaving St Louis.
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Peary
North Pole
Chicago
International Geographical Congress
Kent Theater
University of Chi
Cago
Pharper
Robert Do Prary
Hugh Art Momet Tendar
Wnottt
St. Louis
Healthtone Modern Medicine Testimonial Appeal
An advertisement urges readers to try Healthtone, a non alcoholic tonic framed as a physician’s private prescription. It claims to cure nervous prostration braining insomnia and fatigue from weak blood, offering a free bottle if not convincing. The beverage is described as lemon flavored, refreshing, and safe for daily use.
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Chicago
Healthtone
Stagart
Stay
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Klaving
Iiaga
Che
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