Senator Warren Wins Wyoming Senate Seat Amid Editorial Turmoil
The article reports Senator Francis KE Warren's re election to a six year term from Wyoming. It notes his refusal to deliver a prepared speech, criticism from The Leader, and accusations of election fraud and the influence of Martin Luther Pratt. Kendrick is referenced as a contrast to Warren.
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Wyoming
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Senator Warren
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John We. Keldrick
Martin Luther Pratt
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Parke County
Martin JL. Pratt
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Court Reform and Railway Grievances in Wyoming
A discussion of proposed legal reforms in New York and Utah, including allowing courts to disregard minor defects and new rules for evidence and demurrers. The piece condemns railroad rate discrimination in Wyoming, noting higher passenger and freight rates and coal transport costs, urging a square deal for Wyoming citizens amid political shifts surrounding Senator Warren and ex Senator Warren. It cites interlocking directorates as exposing hidden business influences in Chicago and Donne’s era.
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Dunne
Promoters Reach For Rail Link In West Virginia News
The Lincoln Journal notes renewed interest in creating a railroad commission as several states discuss rail policy over the past five to six years. It questions what can be paid and which regions would be affected by broader rail development.
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Old West Virginia
Deslore
Dr. Pierce
M.D
Pierce
Cracked Nonsense on Wealth and Judgment
Satirical lines critique wealth, empathy, and public opinion. A speaker warns against overindulgence and empty praise, noting how bold standers gain respect while fence-sitters earn little. The piece blends humorous observations on vanity and reputation.
Jocular Observations On Women And Marriage
A collection of pointed witticisms from the Cincinnati Enquirer on women, marriage, parental ties, social norms, and gendered expectations. The quips contrast conduct, reputation, and domestic life with humorous if dated judgments.
The King Isnt Dead Long Live The King
A rambling satirical piece depicts resistance to a reviled regime. The speaker vows to keep a rebel cause alive and hints at political maneuvering, colonial exploitation, and a plan for power sharing with a European broker. It references Warn Ortu Graum and a Congo mission.
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Yunjon Pasifik Ralerode
Ortu
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Ur Bellum
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Ram's Horn Brown and reflections on faith and life
A column of aphorisms on diligence faith and morality touching honest work mothers role in shaping virtue and skepticism toward materialism. The piece warns against procrastination and empty wealth claims while urging alignment of speech and conduct with divine guidance.
The Common Walk of Life Verse Reflections
The speaker rejects lofty peaks and mystic visions, preferring the steady joy of everyday life. He values laughter, tears, birds, trees, and flowers, desiring to aid human destiny while keeping grounded in humble, ordinary experiences. Copyright 1913.
Den of Thieves Charge Clouds New York Dinner
At the New York Chamber of Commerce annual dinner Senator Root warned that large numbers outside industrial centers view manufacturers as confidence men and bankers as suspect. He stressed he is not a demagogue and urged clearer finance understanding.
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Alexander Hawilton
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Wall Street Faces Wilson Probe After Campaign
The passage argues Wall Street defies reform, resisting Gov. Wilson and the Democratic program after the Pujo Investigation. It notes a split among financiers between cooperation with and opposition to Wilson, amid fears of renewed market panic.
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Chicago
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Tired Feet Solved by TIZ Foot Bath Offer
The ad touts TIZ foot bath claiming it targets sweat glands to remove foot troubles and softens corns and calluses. A free trial is offered by Walter Luther Dodge in Chicago with a 26 cent order form to prove the product.
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Wall Street Targeted Over Reform Resistance
The New York World notes Wall Street faces branding as a den of thieves if it resists reform. Nearby, Augusta and Savannah prepare for a four game series with Newark, as teams work into April, while the Millers plan a shake up to refresh veteran players.
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