STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING RATES
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William J. Morton, Co
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AM General Business Letters
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Senate Organized Rifts with Oliver Switch Sparks GOP Control
The senate formed a Republican organization after Oliver, once progressive, deserted to the Republicans. His move signals a near-death of the progressive party. the house remains Democratic, with friction anticipated as partisan agendas collide under a Democratic governor.
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Senate
Oliver
House
Decline in Dotgration At New York Port
Figures from the immigration commissioner show a 45 percent drop in New York arrivals in 1914 compared with 1913. Total arrivals 1,394,814 in 1913, with 1,103,993 aliens. 1914 arrivals reported as 6000 plus, with 601,410 fewer immigrants overall. 37,818 more aliens returned to Europe in 1914 than in 1913, war cited as primary factor.
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Commissioner of Immigration
New York
Europe
Panama canal and South American trade growth
Holland in the Cincinnati Enquirer notes that the Panama canal spurs study of South American nations and their transport systems. Trade with twelve countries south of the U S has grown from about 250 million in 1900 to over 809 million two years ago, with the US capturing more than one third. The canal is expected to raise the US share, aiding financing, while the Pan-American convention gathers regional reps to address remaining questions as the canal remains an experimental project.
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Panama Canal
Ays Holland
Cincinnati En
Quirer
South America
Pacific Ocean
United States
Wwe
House of Servants
McClure Newsper Syndicate
Panama Canal Promise and 1916 Political Forecast
The column surveys prospects for Panama canal navigation boosting South American resource development, cites P Huntington on large canals, and notes predictions for 1916, including Hilles and Chafin takes on tariff, prohibition, and Wilson. It also comments on Progressive decline, Cuban industry, and European events with widespread political chatter.
Montana Watches Suffrage Progress From A Safe Distance
Montana has treated suffrage as settled locally and will avoid direct conflict. Tuesday’s House vote on submitting a constitutional amendment to all states is expected to fail, with predictions that support for suffrage will be lower than the recent prohibition vote. The president and Democrats favor state by state settlement, a stance Montana has already adopted without waiting for national action.
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Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Hilles
Wilson
United States Senate
New York
Maine
New Jersey
Ohio
Montana
Nevada
West Virginia
Washington
Missouri
Artona
Nebraska
Maryland
Democratic Party
Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Progressive Party
Prohibitionists
House of Representatives
Trade with Cuba shows rising U S imports
The past year saw total trade with Cuba reach 200189 thousand dollars as sugar and tobacco outputs climb. Exports now include tropical fruits, mahogany, asphalt, and iron ore near Santiago, reflecting Cuba's steady progress through the century.
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Cuba
United States
Santiago
Orientation Nineteenth Century Navy Debate Oversized Applicants
A publicized discussion mocks naval enlistment bias toward weight. Dr J A Murphy claims orientation labels fat applicants as unfit, citing energy loss and poor appearance. The piece portrays exaggerated jargon and public figures debating the term and its implications for recruitment.
It Was in Kitchen That I Seen Her First Song
A fragmented dramatic dialogue recounts a family debate over a sentimental song about a rich merchant prince who marries a poor girl in a kitchen. The piece shifts to reflections on soldiers, love, and social roles, ending with a chaotic chorus and commentary on domestic life.
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Bobble & T
Tien
So & Wen
Greef
Saint Jo
Lord Byron
Mister Burns
Brooks
Family quarrels come from the dining table says Luke M Luke
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Luke M Luke observes marital spats arise from home life with mothers accusing fathers of orneryness and husbands reacting with indignation. He jokes that after marriage a wife may ring a veterinary surgeon for a sick husband. The piece ends with a quip about good losers.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Father
Fragmented 19th Century Press Quotes on Law and Honesty
A garbled OCR snippet presents assorted remarks and quips from leading papers criticizing government contracts as mere scraps of paper. It references South Carolina prisoners, liquor debates, Treasury watchdog Mann, Secretary Bryan, and Secretary of State contents, in a collage of lines from Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Philadelphia papers.
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New York
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Treasury
Boston
England
Bryan
Baltimore
Amercan
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