The North American Endorses Wilson in Fight for Reform
The Philadelphia North American declares in support of Woodrow Wilson for president, condemning Roosevelt and Taft for party machinery and fraud. It argues the Democratic nominating process was corrupted at Baltimore and Chicago, praising Wilson as the reform choice aligned with the paper’s anti privilege stance.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Taft
Vietona
Republican Party Fragment Stirs Uncertainty Post Convention
The article notes unclear Republican support after the Chicago convention with few intact fragments of the party identifiable, while Democratic platform endorsements are strongly reported as unified and truthfully pledged. The piece questions the path for Republicans entering the campaign era.
Population shifts spur fears of war in 1911 era
In gloomy figures, France suffers a population drop of 84,460 in the last year while Germany rises. The text warns that births in 1911 could yield fighters by 1931, suggesting a long arc toward war unless Christianized nations embrace peace.
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Germany
Conal
France
Woodrow Wilson Seen Abroad Excites Foreign Interest
International press and prominent figures react warmly to Woodrow Wilson as Baltimore convention nominating prospects boost Democratic chances. UK papers note breadth and culture. German outlets praise integrity and radical shifts. The Kaiser seeks updates on Republican and Democratic conventions.
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Kraus Zeitung
Halla
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Kaiser
Leishman
Kiel
Port Laureate of the Plains Ridicule Letter
A satirical scolding letter from Alec to Willie criticizes a brother for copying poems and failing to run a decent paper. The note praises dramatic talent while urging Willie to quit attempting editorials and poem translations of old masters. The writing is caustic and playful.
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Alec
Willie
Quilt
Roosevelt Forces Threaten Republican Ticket Split
The Sheridan Enterprise reports rising tension over electoral tickets in primaries as Roosevelt supporters field their own electors in about a dozen states. Roosevelt managers aim to absorb party machinery and electors, risking a November clash under the Republican emblem.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Gans
Teddy
Sheridan Enterprise
Kendrick for U S Senator from Wyoming
Voters in Wyoming are urged to elect John B. Kendrick of Sheridan County to the United States Senate. The endorsement portrays Kendrick as a Western, capable and unblemished candidate who will pursue the best interests of Wyoming and the nation.
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John B. Kendrick
Sheridan County
United States
Kendrick
Wyoming
Laramie
Tammany Pressures Bryan Out of the Democratic Fold
The excerpt shows Tammany Hall pressuring Bryan to leave the party as New York's Democratic machine contends with internal strife. It notes Tammany’s demand for Bryan’s removal and Bryan’s retaliatory stance affecting party harmony.
Leader under fire over Warn assets and editor clash
Hank and Demin rail at the Leader over Benitur Warn allegations. They cite a New York Times claim of Warn worth fifteen million dollars and dispute his assets and tax records citing sheep counts and tax assessor figures. The exchange includes threats to silence the editor and demands for accountability.
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Mr. Demin
Demin
New York
Hank Hankins and His Sayin's and Doin's Wealth Tale
A rambling account portrays Hank Hankins as innocent in a sheep miscount and finance dispute. It alleges he underreports assets to avoid taxes or assessments, while describing an odd conservative stance of letting assessors uncover his true wealth.
Powell flat alfalfa prospects rise despite seepage
State Press Comment notes rain has spared much hay in the Powell flat and forecasts favorable weather ahead. The piece urges voters to align with the “sheep” over the old parties, warns land value will rise, and stresses keeping land improvements. It also reports New York’s nine delegates and Murphy’s shifting ballots in the Democratic convention. The seepage blight is blamed for past harm and is urged to be halted before winter.
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Powell Flat
New York
Boss Murphy
Murphy
Harmon
Clark
No Bitterness in Baltimore Nominations
Washington dispatch reports a cordial, good natured Clark and Wilson rivalry at the Baltimore convention. Observers say the Democratic ranks closed solidly behind Governor Wilson and are ready to campaign nationwide in what is described as a historic party effort.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore
Wilson
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Ny C
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Senator Reed
Missouri
Clark
Ion al
New Jersey
Gov. Wilson
Your Vote in the Primary and Petition Signing
The piece warns voters to sign petitions only for candidates they intend to support in the primary. It cites Wrathing Section 6 requiring signers to declare intent to support the named candidate and to state party affiliation when signing for county offices.
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Wrathing
RAIL FENOR PHILOSOPHY
A collection of counsels on life and work from Rail Fenor. The piece blends rural wisdom with everyday ethics, noting how misfortune can spur growth, the dangers of idleness, and the value of common sense in farming and financial decisions.
Farmhand’s Struggle with Work and Pay at the Circus
A farm laborer plots to flee to the circus while fearing overwork. He worries about doing more than he is paid for and questions whether his approach to earning more is the right one.
Lunch and Dinner at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe
In our kitchen Well Mary invites luncheon and dinner at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe. The note records a casual meal meetup with plans for the day.
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Mary
Inter-Ocean Hotel
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