Contested wills and Russian politics in a sweeping review
The piece discusses Harry Thaw and a disputed will, drift toward mental soundness assertions, a mining invest ment caution from Leslie's Weekly, and shifts in Russian politics as the second Duma proves more radical, signaling danger for the Czarist regime as Roosevelt’s stance and immigration policy loom.
Boston Bars Dowdy Teachers and the Dress Code
The Toledo and Boston gossip pieces discuss standards for teachers with a focus on appearance. Boston favors stylish, bright gowns to inspire students while Indiana and Oklahoma debates touch state affairs and a grand constitutional push. The era emphasizes decorum and public image in education and governance.
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Smoot expulsion debate and San Francisco school clash
The Cleveland Leader surveys the Smoot case division among senators over expulsion versus two thirds vote, rejects polygamy claims, and notes Utah polygamy links. It cites Mayor Schmitz and San Francisco school clashes, federal overreach fears, and White House talks with California lawmakers.
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Simple home remedy claimed to aid rheumatism kidneys
An 18 worth saving home remedy suggests Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce and Compound Kargon one ounce with Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake and take teaspoonful after meals and at night. Producers claim plant based, inexpensive ingredients with no harmful effects and possible relief for back pain weak bladder and rheumatism.
San Francisco Critics Deem City Un-American Over School Policy
The piece argues San Francisco shows un-American traits by excluding Japanese children from public schools and resisting US authority to enforce Japan treaty rights. It suggests national anger and calls for strong corrective measures while condemning the city’s stubborn stance and defiant attitude.
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Cure for incurable heart disease offered by Dr Miles
Dr Miles promotes a new neuropathic heart treatment claiming to relieve severe symptoms in the worst cases after 24 years of study. He offers $2.50 worth of treatment and a two pound trial free, naming multiple cured patients and inviting requests for free treatment from Elkhart Indiana.
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Direct Vote for Senators Set by Ohio Republican
Dr. P. F. Demuth of Paulding proposes a bill to nominate United States senators by direct statewide vote, with the final Senate choice by the general assembly. The plan echoes Oregon, targets 1909 and 1908 conventions, and is seen as anti-Foraker, backing William W Campbell in Northwestern Ohio.
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