Return of Roosevelt debated by Norman Mark in North American Review
Hon Norman E Mark chair of the National Democratic committee weighs Roosevelt prospects and bi metals in a discussion from the North American Review. He argues Roosevelt renomination would be a historic blunder and unlikely to win, while outlining monetary themes and gold production trends shaping prices since 1895.
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North American Review
Norman E. Mark
National Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Hinevevelt
Taft
House
Boy Admits Trying to Wreck Train on New Canaan Branch
Stamford May 31 Clarence Scofield thirteen of Springdale Stamford confessed to Chief of Police Brennan that he tried to wreck a New Canaan branch train of the New Haven road on May 19 1910. He placed two ties on tracks near the Catholic Cemetery causing damage to the locomotive front while thirty five passengers aboard were unharmed. The boy stated he acted while riding a bicycle and could not explain why. Chief Brennan says he appears of abnormal mentality and the boy is large for his age living with his grandfather. his parents are separated. He was held in bail of 500 pending a City Court hearing.
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Stamford
Clarence Scofield
Springdale
Brennan
New Haven Road
Westeetowboy
Rejn
Schoo
The Commission Plan of City Government
An exhaustive discussion from Engineering News notes 68 cities adopt the commission plan across states and regions. It traces origins in Galveston, details recall and initiative features, and cites Boston Seattle Michigan and Wisconsin changes. The piece weighs home rule versus concentrated power and doubts Connecticut adoption amid political opposition.
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Engineering News
Commission
Massachusetts
West Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Kansas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Washington
California
Idaho
Galveston
Tex
Boston
Seattle
Michigan
Connecticut
Direct Rule of the People Must Be Had in the United States
Senator Robert L. Owen urged a constitutional amendment to elect U S senators by direct popular vote. He argued against machine politics, tied commercial interests to corruption, and pressed for reforms including the Australian ballot, direct primaries, initiative and referendum, and procedures to remove corrupt officials. He warned the Senate against war faction pressures and favored restoring nationwide popular rule. A separate item reports two doctors killing a rattlesnake near Norfolk and noting a snake abundance on Canaan Mountain.
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Owen
Oklahoma
Washington
Robert L. Owen
Senate
United States
Oregon
Congress
Germany
Great Britain
New French China and silk fabrics showcased this week
The D M Read Co presents new white and gold French china designs with rich repousse work and faultless gilt edges. Center-table displays feature Bouillon Cups andAfter Dinner Coffees sets. Also offered is a substantial silk and wool fabric in striped and plain colors, 32 inches wide at 1.25 per yard, plus matching garments and vests at 75 cents to 1.00.
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China
The Stock Market Forecast by Watson and Co Rural Prosperity Hint
The current outlook shows national prosperity tied to promising crops and solid high character securities trading below liquid money rates. Investors may gain by buying on reactions and holding through summer developments, as profits are anticipated with patience.
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Watson, Alpers & Co
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