Roosevelt Knox faction reshapes Pennsylvania GOP scene
The Pennsylvan ia state convention signals a Roosevelt Knox partnership influence on the party. Governor Stuart lauds Knox as a premier Roosevelt policy ally and anticipates Knox’s pivotal role should he become president, with a potential Roosevelt stampede and Taft’s nominating prospects in flux.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Ledger
Knox
Roosevelt
Taft
Root
North American Review
United States
Stuart
Supreme Court of the
Stuart Re
Kaos
Philander Knox portrayed as ideal wartime leader
The piece extols Philander Knox as a candidate with judicial temperament and integrity. It notes he declined a seat on the supreme bench twice to pursue history, praising his brilliant mind, broad views, firm resolve, and patriotic courage as the country needs to continue the government’s wartime effort.
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Supreme Bench
Knox
Dustless roads prove value of oiling in California
A Ohio speaker notes the only sure appeal is financial. California orange growers showed dusty fruit fetches lower prices, spurring road dust suppression. Oil treatments left asphalt binder, creating dustless roads. engineers worldwide took notice and others adopted oiling as a road treatment.
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Ohio
Dusty
California
France
San Marino and United States Form Special Treaty Alliance
A report notes a new treaty alliance between the United States and the Republic of San Marino. The small European state covers 38 square miles near Italy, has 11 000 people, 950 soldiers, 38 officers, and revenues of 66 000 dollars. It sells cattle wine and marble and agrees to extradite fugitives. The telegraph adds a note about Hele and Anna traveling to Florence.
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United States
Republic of
San Marino
Europe
Old Town
Adriatic Sea
Kingdom of
Italy
Hele
Anna
Florence
Sheridan
Texas
Quarte
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
The piece notes Col Berger and a pot pie sent by Mrs Louis F Coe as a parody. It accuses Belew Tribune President Roosevelt and the war department of pressuring Col W E Stewart to resign, stating no charges have been filed and describing the conduct as persecution.
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The
Southwest
Louis F. Coe
Belew Tribune
Roosevelt
War Department
W. E. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Paso Times
Larrazolo Emerges as Democratic Favorite for Congress
The text argues New Mexco figures Larrazolo as the Democratic choice for congress though many oppose Democrats. It claims Larrazolo is a strong leader and was once a victim of a massive election theft, asserting he deserves nomination and public support.
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New
Mexco
Larrazolo
Deloyet
Congress
Larravolo
Springer Stockman
Harmony in Democratic ranks favors Hinkle nomination
The Hagerman Messenger argues unity around Hinkles nomination is the best path for an aggressive campaign. It notes strong support from Pecos valley for Hinkle and Larrazolo, with Hinkle poised to win nearly unanimous backing there, compared with other candidates.
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Hinkles
Larrazolo
Pecos Valley
Larpagelo
Hinkle
Arkansas Beats New Mexico Speech Cited in Senate
The excerpt presents Jeff Davis defending Arkansas against New Mexico humiliation claims. He derides the New Mexico boast and attacks critics with strong, violent rhetoric about political ruin, personal harm, and derision toward a polluting press.
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Arkansas
New Mexico
United States Senate
Jeff Davis
Briliiary
Santa Fe
Pelf
London Exposition Opens Promising Panoramas and Pranks
Gossip from London reports the Franco British exposition near opening with 15 444 workers finishing twenty palaces. Americans flocking to London boost fair finances while Olympic stadium hosts races, restaurants, and multilingual staff amid ornate towers and dramatic night lighting. A separate Ilfracombe funeral ends with lifeboat crews racing to aid a drifting Cardiff steamer.
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Robert Broderick
London
Edward
Prince of Wales
Greet
France
Regulation of Expert Testimony in Trials In New York
The piece argues for State Medical and Bar associations supported reforms to regulate expert pathological testimony. It notes proposed legislation would shift expert selection to the court from counsel and require a minimum fee scale, aiming to curb professional discredit and court disruption. It criticizes the New York World for predicting Bryan's nomination and election, calling it intolerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical and Bar Associations
New York
Watterson
Bryan
New York World
Western professor puzzled by peek-a-boo waist fashion
A Western professor questions the appeal of peek-a-boo waist attire in a New York Herald report. He argues the style reveals what he sees as unnecessary ornament, while observers note its fashion statement and evolving tastes.
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New York Herald
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promises Cough Cure Relief
An old advertisement warns serious results from coughs and colds, noting pneumonia risk from a cold. It touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs and colds and urges readers to purchase from J. W. O'Reilly Co.
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Foley
J. WH. O'Rielly Co
Vanderbilt divorce hush up and English snobbery exposed
The piece alleges a London press conspiracy to hide Mrs. Vanderbilt’s divorce amid praise of Alfred Vanderbilt. It cites English favoritism, rumors of his wealth and lifestyle, and a bemused tale of a millinery shop posing as Sir John Edenseer, revealing the hoax through Beatrice Hale’s lineage.
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London
Vanderbilt
Alfred Vanderbilt
England
Waldorf Astor
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Sir John Edenseur
Baseur
Conduit Street
Mill Street
Sir John
Beatrice Hale
John Edensear
Oliver Cromwell
Sir John's
Fogarty Couple Dines, Mocking Irish Dishes
In a humorous club scene, Mrs. Fogarty urges restraint while Mr. Fogarty orders odd dishes. The banter turns on accents and preference, with a pet name for the waiter and a playful clash over pronouncing Celtic foods.
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Mrs. Fogarty
Mike
Mr. Fogarty
Puck
Vision of Hate and the Boston Transcript
A poetic fragment titled Vision of Hate portrays love betrayed and a soul spent in relentless hate. In a surreal scene a mocking clown named Hate appears, his grotesque face and band badge mocked by a laboring angel who questions his state and field.
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Labor Angels
Tolstoy Honor Sought by Czar for Eightieth Birthday
A Russian report claims Czar Nicholas II intends a high honor for Count Leo Tolstoy on his eightieth birthday in September. The gift would be official permission to publish Tolstoy’s complete works in Russia, despite past arrests connected to his writings. Bodjanski’s release was ordered by M Stolypin, not the czar.
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Russia
Czar Nicholae
Leo Tolstoy
Tolstoy
Bodianski
M. Stolypin
Bodjanski
Moscow
Count Tolstoy
Chamowinki
Prince’s Humble Marriage Sparks Court Friction in Bohemia
The prince's low finances force him to work at an automobile factory in Mannheim. He loves Anna Rohrer since girlhood, but his family rejects the match as plebeian. The grand duke of Hesse bestows on her the morganatic title Baroness von Rohmbach. In parallel, a congress of Jews plans to elevate Yiddish to a recognized language with grammar, dictionary efforts, and literature notes.
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Tam
Congress
James Ke.awtson
House
Indiana
Watson
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
New Mexico
T Hion
Philip T. Cosgrove
Hastings
Mich
Middle West
William G. Edens
Central Trust Company
Chicago
Howard Douglas
Cincinnati
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Signora Toselli
Saxony
Prince Victor Salvatoria Isenburg-Birstein
Fraulein
Anna Rohrer
Nuremberg
Mannheim
Bohemia
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Baroness von Rohmbach
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Healthier Kidneys
The advertisement states the kidneys strain impurities from blood and claims Foley's Kidney Remedy will make the kidneys healthy and remove waste matter. It urges readers to take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once through J. B. O'Rielly Co.
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Foley
J. BH. O'Rielly Co
Rival Factions Eye Nogales Port Collector Post
The Tucson Citizen questions who will replace the late Myron H H McCord as Nogales port collector. Speculation centers on Republican factions led by Governor Kibbey and the anti Kibbeyites with President Roosevelt’s likely guidance. Earl Griswold is rumored as a candidate, aligned with the Kibbey side.
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Nogales
Myron HH. McCord
Phoenix
Tucson
Roosevelt
Territory
Fermer
Arizona
Kibbey
Ant
Foley's Honey and Tar Cold Remedy Ad
In spring colds weaken the system and nerves, risking illness. Foley's Honey and Tar quickly spots the cough and expels the cold, offering safe and certain results. J. H. O'Rielly Co.
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Foley
J. H. O' Rielly
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Journal Publishing Co
S. MacPherson
Burke
Henning
Boucher
N. M
Morning Journal
Republican Party
REP
New Metxico
American Newspaper Directory
Prince
Len Union Hunt
Indiana State Railway Commission
SHS
Hemenway
Col
Berger
Hagerman Messenger
Ilfracombe
Clarissa
Cardiff
Recehls
Boston Transcript
Elliott Baleister
Myron H. McCord
Port of Nogales
National Association
Boston, Mass
Boston
T. E. Purdy
Consolidated Liquor Concensors
Meller
Bucheehi & Stent
Orner First
Best Berry District
Growers
A. J. Maloy
E. A. Gertig Contractor & Builder
Central Ave
Arthur E. Walker
Mutual Building Association
Weat
Central Avenue
Irs
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