Conservation and Settlement in Wyoming Policy Clash
The Lauder argues that federal conservation policy and local enforcement hinder homesteaders in Wyoming. It contends eastern sentiment biases state land uses, hampering settlement, and urges government encouragement of actual settlers. The piece distances the editor from any party, focusing on fostering free homes for Wyomings citizens.
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Wyoming
Filly
United States
Lauder
Cheyenne
Canada
Public dispute over court power alarms New York officials
New York Mayor Gaynor and Governor Dix challenged a state Supreme Court ruling on the Brandt case while Justice Gerard criticized the officials. Gaynor argued citizens may dissent from court decisions and call out judges. The exchange recalls Roosevelt on judicial limits and the enduring view of courts as public servants.
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Dix
New York
Supreme Court
Brandt
Gerard
Helr
Gaynor
greMer
le Hut
Jude
Jponle
Criticim
Cleveland Laader
Dorah homestead bill debate narrows on residence terms
The interior department opposes the Beran bill as lawmakers debate amendments. Provisions would require seven months of continuous residence yearly for three years and extend to existing homesteads, with concerns about feasibility and impact on settlers.
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Vate
Louse Bay
Howe
Pamead
Interior Department
Fmente
Primary Elections and the Machine in Political Careers
The piece argues that professional politicians manipulate primaries by building local networks and rewarding loyal lieutenants. It contends this system keeps masses aligned with parties, while primaries threaten the machine by making candidates owe allegiance to voters rather than bosses. It asserts primaries should stay and be refined for maximum efficiency.
Sanitation Triumphs in Panama Canal Zone
The Panama Canal Zone, once a disease hotspot, now shows vastly better health than the U S. The October figures record 87 446 colored workers and 12 316 whites with 33 and 5 deaths from disease respectively and 6 and 2 from violence. Overall death rates are lower than national 1910 averages.
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United States
Panama Canal Zone
Abandoned Polson Creek School and Local Writings
A quirky Big Bend Bazaar piece notes Polson Creek school abandoned while a new teacher offers a photo incentive to attend. It lampoons local figures, jokes about mischief by Teebone Tom, and parodies a prophesying “reactionary” view with dialect humor.
Recalling Judges and Government by the People Debate
The text discusses a proposed recall of judges and a system of government by the people. It contrasts majority rule with protection of individual rights and questions the feasibility and risks of a recall or revolutionary change.
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Coursa
Laxative Syrup of Senna Claiming Quick Relief
An ad-like snippet touts Syrup of Senna as a cure for headaches colds indigestion pains and digestive upset. It promotes a laxative effect described as gentle and natural with no system irritation and lists the Cassida Fig Syrup Co as the company behind the product.
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Senna
Caisseda Fig Syrup Co
New Jersey Governor Defends Popular Vote At Brooklyn Banquet
Governor Wilson spoke at a Brooklyn League banquet and attacked critics who label the popular vote as mob rule. He asserted he fears not the people but the idea of the term mop government and warned against calling oneself American if using that phrase.
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New York
Wilson
New Jersey
Brooklyn League
The $2.00 Hat Store at 204 W 17th Stev HT
The notice notes a shop identified as the $2.00 Hat Store located at 204 West 17th Street with unclear city or further details.
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W. 17Th
Stev HT
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