What did Roosevelt do and what job could he serve
The article questions what real achievements Theodore Roosevelt delivered as president and what problem of government he could solve better than Taft Wilson or others. It cites New York World and Outlook editorials debating whether Roosevelt should be nominated again and what role the country would want him to perform.
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New York World
The
Outlook
Nuins
Roosevelt
Theodore’ Roosevelt
William TW. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Judson Tiurman
Oscar W. Underwood
Robert M. la Pollette
Tafy
Harriman
White House
Tennessee Con and Tron Company
Steel Trust
Taft
el Paso
Aly
Lim
Increase of intelligence in America noted by census figures
Census statistics show the population rose about ten percent while newspapers and distributed publications increased over a hundred percent and books rose similarly. The rise reflects greater mail service, cheaper production, and a growing demand for solid books as Americans become more literate and capable of self governance.
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Puroll
Live Chickens by Mate Bill Pending Congress Action
A transcription of a fragment notes a bill related to poultry and paracels with a pending status before Congress. The text mentions the American Poultry Association and a proposed transmission by Yooil, with unclear context and wording. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
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Paracels
Befogg
Yooil
Averican Poultry Association
Mailage of Chicks Sparks Debate on Postal Innovation
A writer wonders about sending live poultry and other livestock by mail, noting chicks can travel fed and watered if delivered quickly. The piece asks where such progress ends and imagines a farmer mailing a fat steer to a stockyard broker with payment by return mail.
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Poultey Association
Pref preferential ballots stir nationwide presidential intrigue
The piece analyzes a broad interest in preferential voting for president with many candidates in the Democratic field and a Republican option. It notes likely no majority, triggers for intense speculation after results, and Nebraska's pivotal role ahead of the election week. Roosevelt appears on the ticket while others have not filed.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Harmon
Wilson
Folk
Clark
Foss
Underwood
Marshall
Taft
Ta Follette
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Iat Pee
Tribune’s Frantic Figuring Of Laramie County Taxes
The Tribune criticizes garbled county valuations and tax figures saying the miscalculation hides state tax increases and Republican influence. It urges treating county finances in a businesslike light to credit the current board of county commissioners.
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John Methils II
Assesor Thompson
The
Tribune
Bridge Promise Keeps Haunting Uinta County Trail
In Jackson Hole country FP W Mondell promised a Snake River bridge to win votes two years ago. Senator Warren seeks a Senate appropriation to build the bridge now, risking a calendar continuation to aid his reelection and future senatorial aims with Senator Clark.
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Uinta County
Jackson Hole
Snake River
FP. W
Mondell
Warren
Senate
Roosevelt Panama deal to be probed in Congress
Henry T. Rainey of Illinois will introduce a House resolution demanding an accounting of the forty million dollars paid for the Panama Canal Zone. The piece accuses Roosevelt of taking the zone from Colombia and notes taftian involvement with the money.
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Henry T. Rainey
Congresa
Illinois
Panama Canal Zone
Hunter
Canal Zone
Republic of Colimbia
Columbia
Charles Taft
Teddy
Taft
Question on Davis holdover and local political maneuvering
The correspondent asks why U. 8 Marshall Davis can serve over a year beyond his term and suggests a scheme to mobilize votes for reelecting Warren and Mendet. They accuse congressional figures of manipulating party leadership to suppress insurgent efforts in Wyoming and urge Mr. Deming to testify.
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U. 8
Marshall Davis
Davis
Hadsell
Patton
Warren
Mendet
Altitude Ailments and Oddball Observations
A collage of quips and jests on appetite humor vanity and society. The piece riffs on fatness prunes deception suffrage and fame with a parade of oddball lines and vaudeville referrals. It ends noting a Chicago school promising a thousand year life and a beef packers trial.
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Chicago
Ring to warn married men on flirtation, priest argues
Aurora Illinois January 9 The Rev Father Leon Linden a Catholic priest opposes a New York law against flirting proposing married men wear a plain gold band on the fourth finger of the right hand to signal fidelity He calls the ring a symbol of fidelity and urges old customs over prohibitive law.
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Aurora
Tll
Leon Linden
New York
Father Linden
New Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Bill Described
The treasury department describes a counterfeit 20 dollar gold certificate from 1906 with serial D, signed by W T Vernon and Charles H Treat featuring Washington. The note uses poor paper, visible silk fibers, and photographed lines, with no treasury number or large XX on the face, serial BAI9275116. It notes the note should be easily detected.
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Treasury Department
Serla
W. T. Vernon
Register of the Treasury
Charles H. Treat
United States
Washington
Treasury
Stolen Clock Remains Silent Atop the Stair
A stately clock on the stair landing yet shows no progress, its hands stuck at half past nine. For years it echoes no chime, its face recounting time gone by while the present passes unseen, unchanged by any impulse of today.
No Jonah in the Stomach of This Whale
William H. White of Brooklyn, New York, found a large mass on Nantasket Beach on Christmas Day and brought it to City Chemist Charles Bolling. Tests showed the substance is ambergris, worth about $19,200 at $60 an ounce, valuable for fine perfumery.
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Brockton
Mass
William H. White
Chapel Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
White
Nantasket Beach
Charles 5
Bolling
Cologne
Old Age Pensions and Vinal touted as tonic aid
A congressman’s proposal for universal pensions is discussed alongside praise for Vinal cod liver oil and tron tonic. Mrs. Mary Ivey of Columbus Georgia testifies that Vinal greatly helped her vitality and appetite, with Roedel Drugist Cheyenne Wyoming guaranteeing satisfaction and refunds if not.
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United States Treasury
Mary Ivey
Columbus
Vinal
Vinel
A. F. Roedel
Drugeist
Cheyenne
Wyb
Classified Ad Read As Two Cents for Three Toes
A terse notice appears in the Leader describing a thrice line classified ad for two cents per item. The snippet hints at a quirky rate or small ad service offered to readers with brief lines.
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Atale
Wyoming
Mr. Deming
Ader Mush
Stan
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Cleoptra
Colorado
Iran
Ihaan
Tima
Billy Patterson
Alexander
Hoke
Hoke Smith
Landa
National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Cash
Logan
Cheyenne Transfer CO
Rock Springs
W. 16Th St
Stock Growers National Bank
Muse Rico She Bergerson
Eddy ST
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