The Nations Trust In Wilson As He Takes Office
The Democratic party assumes control of the national government with both houses led by Democrats. The piece lauds Woodrow Wilson as principled, capable, and widely trusted, while noting possible opposition within and outside his party but expressing optimism he will pursue progressive policies. It urges Americans to support Wilson as a sincere friend of the people and a champion of popular government.
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Democratic Party
Congress
Woolrow Wilken
Baltimore
Democratic
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
William J. Bryan
Murder of Madero and Suarez Sparks International Outcry
The Wisconsin State Journal editorial calls the Mexican government's account of Madero and Suarez's murder untrustworthy. It condemns the use of the fugitive law to justify killing prisoners and decries the national violence as barbarous. The piece urges reform in Mexican governance and a shift toward respect for rights.
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Madero
Suarez
Huerta
National Palace
Suarenz
Sueree
Mexico
Messo
Wisconsin
A Letter From a Laggard to Cheyenne Citizens
The Cheyenne Leader prints a reader letter from Fort Russell denouncing a soldier's critique of Cheyenne. The writer defends local treatment of troops, notes Fort Russell payrolls and post trading store deductions, and praises soldiers who served. urges gratitude toward veterans and calls the laggard ungrateful.
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Cheyenne
Port BP
A. Russell
Caseport
Leader
Fort Russell
Union Pacifle Ghopa
Balzac Quotation On Savagery And Civility
A Balzac remark contrasts the savage with trelage and the civilized with feelings and ideas, highlighting the tension between raw instinct and refined human spirit. The line suggests a critique of barbarism versus culture and thought.
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Balzac
Some Things to Eat Parkington Misses a Lunch
Parkington forgets a lunch with Ob bens then dines badly at Gibbons club while arranging a bond sale. After a tense meal he attends tea with Muriel and sister, feeling drained and hostile toward food, and returns home to prepare for an evening dinner party at Mrs. Binks.
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Parkington
Obbens
Gibbens
Bangs
Bia
Gibbons
Ch.ington
Parking
Billy
Bowers’ New Place
Bowers
Oliter
Muriel
Streat
Billy Parkington
Chicago
Daily Newa
Breakfast Hope Turns to Dinner Letdown
A brief note reports a group of four men seeking a hopeful start to breakfast finding disappointment at supper. The incident reflects a mismatch between expectations and outcome, with local observers noting the unusual sequence of meals.
Government Examinations Open in This City on April 2
Federal job exams announced for this city list positions in the post office and the bureau of plant industry. Open to males 18 and older for assistant in economic ornithology with pay up to 900 dollars, and to males 21 to 40 for refrigeration assistant with pay from 1200 to 1500 dollars. Other posts include library cataloguer at the national museum, civil engineer student, and teacher in Indian Service, with varying salaries and language requirements. Examinations run April 2 and April 9–10.
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Washington
Bureau of Plant Industry
National Museum
Ibe
Teacher Indian Service
Civil Service Commission
Tammany Braves Start For Inaugural Parade
About 7 500 Tammany Hall supporters depart New York for Washington to join an inaugural parade the first time in 20 years. Charters and specials were used by railroads to move crowds, with an estimated 46 000 total New York attendees headed to the capital. The Fifth Regiment National Guard moves via Jersey City as trains run through the day.
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New York
Mar
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Tammany
Washington
Charles F. Murphy
Spader
Tammany Hall
Massachusetts National Guard
Jersey City
West Point
Long sausage built by Louis man spans fifty feet
A humorous fragment notes a Louis craftsman creating a sausage of about fifty feet, praising advances in plumbing over 7 000 years while jokingly calling it a dach hund.
Escaped Prisoner Defies Lockup With Milk Can
A Russian revolutionist escaped from prison by fleeing in a milk can. The joke unfolds as a policemen joke style item. A Brooklyn man faces charges for stealing an airship revealing odd crime notes amid other quirky reports. German restaurants list dog meat under wienerwursts. A tourism notice notes 133 accidents in the Alps last season. Mountain climbing and aviation are described as highly dangerous pursuits.
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Alps
Scientists Claim Rat Tlesnake Poison as Cureall
Scientists report that rat tlesnake venom may act as a general remedy. The article suggests widespread medical benefits and promises a future where suffering is eased through its use.
Chicago Waiter Leaves Fortune Amid City Parodies
A Chicago waiter’s death leaves a fortune as the piece notes Chicago mimicking New York in auctions and social headlines. The column tours humorous juxtapositions including New York piano sales, Italian archaeology, and local oddities.
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Chicago
New York
Fairy Stories and Hard Work Come to Morning Life
The verse contrasts fairy tales with daily labor, urging realism. It argues fortune won’t grant magic rewards and that success comes from grit and steady effort, not dreams of gold. The speaker warns against chasing fantasies and encourages practical perseverance.
Two Sisters Attempt Suicide at Salvation Army Service
Miss Jane Sullivan aged 20 and her sister Martha 18 swallowed carbolic acid inside a Salva tion Army hall during a sermon on saving souls. Captain Thoroughman wrested the vial from Martha, his fingers badly burned in the struggle.
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Montrose
Colo
Salvation Army Hall
Jane Sullivan
Martha
Captain Thoroughman
Salvation Army
Marsha
The State Leader Wanad Medium of Wyoming
The State Leader notes a wanad medium in Wyoming, urging readers to try it and explore its local offerings and community updates.
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Wyoming
Honest and Capacity Inseparable Says Billings
Quotation notes honesty and capacity go together and that virtue grows with marriage as a man develops better habits. The wry remark contrasts genial honesty with evolving personal conduct.
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Josh Billings
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