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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1904

Page

4

Two Parties and the Trusts in the Tariff Debate

The letter from Senator Charles W. Fairbanks defends the Republican platform on protection, sound currency, and Panama policy, contrasting it with Democratic aims. It argues the tariff preserves industry and wages, praises Roosevelt and McKinley administrations, condemns tariff revision for harm, and outlines Philippines policy as benevolent and duty-driven.

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Paracamph Free Offer At Affleck’s Drug Store

A bold free trial promotion at 142 Pennsylvania Ave invites customers to deposit money with Affleck’s Drug Store to receive a bottle of Paracamph. The ad touts multiple cures for ulcers, sores, skin issues, neuralgia, piles, and inflammation, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It claims Paracamph is produced by The Paracamph Company of Kentucky.

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Faith in Republic and Irrigation Policy From Fairbanks Letter

In a broad letter, LES W. FAIRBANKS supports U.S. control of new territories, future irrigation projects using public land proceeds, and western settlement. He praises bipartisan unity, open arid lands, and expanded trade with the Orient, urging constructive national policies for peace, virtue, knowledge, and prosperity.

Orient Far West Atlantic Seaboard Les W. Fairbanks

Outlook please Taggart says Indiana in good shape

Democratic National Committee Chairman Taggart, returning from the West, reports Indiana in better shape than since 1898 and predicts the party will carry Wisconsin and Illinois as events unfold. He notes harmony among Indiana Democrats and says Illinois is excellent debatable ground. He mentions plans to focus on New York Connecticut and New Jersey.

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Gorman Takes Up Duties as DNC Adviser

Senator Gorman of Maryland began duties as adviser to the Democratic National Committee in New York on September 21. General satisfaction was voiced by Mr. Taggart with the Democratic convention at Saratoga. Representative Underwood of Alabama arrived and offered to assist with campaign work on the stump.

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New Jersey Campaign Opens at Newark Democratic Meet

Delegations from every county assemble in Newark for a Democratic clubs convention convened by the Bureau of Clubs. Officers elected include Col Edwin Stevens president John Wynn vice president Franklin Halliday treasurer and William McKean secretary. The mass meeting features gubernatorial candidate Charles C Black and U.S. Senator Ashbury Latimer. Black emphasizes state issues and equal taxation while expressing ambition to implement the plank if elected.

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Republican Speaking Dates From Committee Plan

The speakers bureau of the Republican National Committee announced William Tate will address audiences in Elizabeth New Jersey on November 4 and New Haven Connecticut on November 3. A Charleston West Virginia rally on the 24th will feature Secretary Wilson and Senator Foraker. Former Senator John M. Thurston of Nebraska will deliver six speeches in West Virginia in October. Leslie M. Shaw, Secretary of the Treasury, has been assigned to make three appearances.

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Benjie Stoltz Wooing and Foods for Children in New Pages

A promotional page describes Benjie Stoltz’s wooing with festive language and fassnachts and snitz. It highlights columns on child care, practical eating and clothing tips, and exchanges from parents. It invites readers to join cooking contests with cash prizes and features Aunt Janet for children, Indian legends, and Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster’s Home Page talks starting in October.

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