Government control of railroads and public highways
A speech argues wealth must be distributed with equality, condemns monopolies and favoritism in rail freight, and asserts railroads remain public highways under government trust. It defends legal limits on private favoritism and warns monopolistic use endangers free government.
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The Lining of His Cravat and Old Beliefs on Hair
A mixed fragment recalls a detective noting a farmer hiding money in a cravat, then shifts to anecdotes about shells and hair as symbols of honor across civilizations. The piece blends disparate vignettes from olden times and cultures with a Denver Times flavor.
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