Bryan and Roosevelt Face Off On Railroads And Tariffs
The piece argues that William Jennings Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt hold strong but differing convictions on government ownership of railroads and tariff reform. It contends Bryan is clear and sincere, while Roosevelt wavers between positions for political expediency. The author suggests Roosevelt as a Republican cannot fully live by his beliefs, hinting he should switch parties.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Republican Campaign Committee
Tie
Mr. Roosevelt
Troy
Trials for Vanderbilt Cup autos set for tomorrow
Elimination trials scheduled for tomorrow decide which American cars will race in the Vanderbilt Cup next month. The course near Westbury has 11 corners up from seven, with the hairpin turn deemed most dangerous. Drivers have ten days of practice and preparations include $350000 spent on special cars.
To The Good People of Oxanna
A civic notice praising local merchant service and pricing, inviting readers to patronize the business for courteous prompt service and high quality goods. It emphasizes a trustworthy reputation and asks for community support.
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Oxanna
Growth of Democratic Doctrine Across Nations and States
The speaker argues that democracy steadily grows as surely as nature, urging the people’s control over government. He cites Maine and Arkansas elections showing Republican losses and Democratic gains, and urges Alabama to reject corporate interests in favor of the people.
Skin itching ad promotes Dean's Ointment for eczema
An old ad touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for skin itching including eczema and piles. It targets readers with itchy skin and suggests relief from irritating symptoms through topical treatment.
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Dean
Sun Set Over Hill Delights Uncle and Puck
A playful exchange finds Uncle Eli and Puck sharing wonder at a sunset behind a hill. The line conveys simple family warmth and a moment of quiet appreciation.
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Spongely
Eli
Puck
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