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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
2
Ubhlein Block at 33 55 E Washington Ave advertises stoves and ranges for sale in a compact local business notice.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Roosevelt and trust policy with scattered names and places. It mentions political debate, administration actions, and various figures, but lacks clear events or outcomes to state definitively. The garbled passages show tensions around antitrust measures and party politics.
Fragmentary text hints at a Panasia scandal touching public safety items and political figures. Mentions include safety notices, border concerns, and investigations linked to high level officials, with scattered references to dates, locations, and named entities.
A political commentary argues that Theodore Roosevelt demonstrates a habit of wielding executive authority to bend or ignore constitutional limits. The piece cites clashes with Gardiner and Diggs, notes editorial criticism from The New York Times, and portrays Roosevelt as using power to advance his views regardless of legality. The Denver story adds context on reactions among allies and opponents.
The piece reviews Thos G Watson’s Cooper Union speech criticizing Theodore Roosevelt and populist policies. It argues high tariffs favor manufacturers, hurt farmers, and promote mercerized cotton and shoddy goods through protective duties, affecting wool and textile prices and market behavior.
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