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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
4
America as World Power Critique of Military Buildup
A New York World column questions President's push for a larger navy and army, arguing the United States already wields substantial power without provoking nations. It notes Monroe Doctrine strength, declines in mercantile shipping under restrictive policies, and dismisses European threat while stressing historical context and American potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Alliance
Europe
New York
Trusts and prices in the steel market debate
The article critiques campaign arguments on trusts and prices, arguing there is no real trust yet prices have not risen. It cites steel producers supplying over half of output and questions whether a single firm could sustain higher prices across markets. It notes recent weekly press coverage shaping opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Npt
Het & Company
Monopolistic Trade Critique Shapes Campaign Book
The document accuses a dominant trust of maintaining monopoly and overpricing in export markets, with 30 to 100 percent higher charges for tin plates barbed wire and other goods. It alleges “gentlemen’s agreements” keeps domestic prices high on steel rails billets and structural work. The author laments missed corrections before the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
West Virginia GOP Bosses Worried Over Victory Outlook
West Virginia Senator Robinson, a GOP leader, says the state is “all right for Roose velt” with only a few counties needing to be whipped into line. Across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware, Wisconsin, Michigan, Colorado and elsewhere, Republican bosses scramble to control factions and individuals amid tense preparations for elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Robinson
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Delaware
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
Roosevelt and Napoleon in a Bennington Speech
Hon Edward M Shepard spoke in Bennington Vermont on August 31 praising Theodore Roosevelt and criticizing pacifist rhetoric. He cited Black’s eulogy and reflected on Roosevelt’s advocacy of a strong military abroad, arguing for liberty, forceful policy, and strategic leverage as a world power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Shepard
Bennington
Gov. Black
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Isthmian Canal
United States
Parker and Roosevelt clash over wartime style budget
Judge Parker denounces government spending after Roosevelt’s order bars officials from discussing annual estimates. Parker cites last year’s outlay of 582 million and a 42 million deficit versus prior surpluses, calling extravagance inevitable and demanding restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Washington
Weiser Opera House Hearing By Senator Dubois
Senator Dubois spoke at the Weiser Opera House against polygamy and church dictation in Idaho politics. He cited Smoot investigations, temple polygamy and Utah influence, urging laws to punish those advocating or practicing polygamy and to separate church from state.
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Dubois
Stalker
Weiser Opera House
Heitfeld
Charles Towne
Weiser
M. Hughes
Alma Sater
Garr
National Democratic
Idaho
Democratic Party
Gooding
Answeer
Mr. Cowding
Prine
Prine Phew
Smoot
Senate
Merrill
French
Borah
Utah
Idlaho
Logan
Mormon Church
John Henry Smith
Mathias F. Cowley
Sesson
Bagley
Reed Smoot
United States
Joseph FP. Smith
Senate Committee
Church
Apontio
Kewd Buon
Awe
North
Daho
Ariontte
Marne
Hyde Stalker
Joseph Smith
Imma Smith
Emma Smith
Joseph
Smith
Guavaniond Eure Apr Aden News Item
A garbled historical clipping mentions names and events with partial phrases. It references people Loy Pete Feawle and Avwandate, with scattered words suggesting a notice or local item. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but it preserves named individuals and fragments implying a report or notice.
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