Editorial on wartime humanity and Christian duty
The piece urges universal charity amid a world war, praising Red Cross and humanitarian efforts in Cuba and Panama. It argues true Christianity is deeds of mercy toward hungry, sick, and imprisoned, and calls for peace and the Golden Rule to guide daily life and global action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hod Cras Orgaeniztions
Aslax
Car Anny
Medical Coopa
Cuba
Panini
Norsk
Heavenly Kingdom
God
Democratic platform to emphasize Wilson administration gains
The platform will highlight party achievements under the president and focus on measures likely to pass soon such as shipping, rural credits, Philippine and Puerto Rican questions, tariff commission, and anti corruption laws. The document may also cite broader legislative successes that strengthened the nation and fostered prosperity ahead of the fall elections.
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Democratic National
Tariff Commission
Corraco
Wilson
Democratic Party
Democracy and Anti Wilson in Two Twelves Parties
The text contrasts two twelve party divides in the U S a democracy proWilson party and an anti Wilson party. It argues the democrats once negated Republican actions yet now govern with a record of reform and prosperity while the Republicans are a negation party opposing Wilson hoping to unseat him. It cites the Wyoming Republicans as backing any candidate capable of beating Wilson.
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United States
Democratic Party
Democrac
Wilson
Republic
Wyoming
Wilsofi
Mohler to resign as Union Pacific president
The Union Pacific railway announces the resignation of A. L. Mohler as president due to health reasons. He is credited with guiding the road’s growth over the last decade and supporting Wyoming divisions and township service along the line.
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A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific Railway
Mohler
Tis Genie
Weyoming
Tie
Prosperity Signal in Equitable Building Rooms
A New York report notes improved business conditions boosting room values in the Equitable building to over 2.5 million dollars. Distributions show 50 percent to commercial and industrial firms, 15 percent to banking, 10 percent to hingers, and 25 percent to munition companies, marking an all time high with more growth anticipated.
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Equitable
Navy diary notes marine hygiene and water use
A Navy Department dispatch claims a United States Marine trains to brush his teeth, bathe, and wash underclothes and socks in half a bucket of water. The item asks for clarity on water reuse, order, and frequency of the performance during enlistment.
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Navy Department
United States
Mace
Thaw Donation Cited For Road Aid In Wyoming
A Chicago Law and Order League letter praises Harry K Thaw for funding road improvements described as routes to better markets schools churches and social life. The message argues improved roads will bolster agriculture credit and bank balances, presenting roads as a path to societal benefit in Wyoming.
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Chicago Law and Order League
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
On Nation
Wyoming
Wilson Urges Americans to Seek Global Peace
President Wilson tells the Nation’s Red Club that America must pursue peace amid world tensions. He argues the U S has a moral influence but may need firm action, warns against isolating from world affairs, and credits disinterested leaders with guiding global solutions.
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America
Wilson
Corree
National Red Club
Pew
Lincoln
White House
Howe
Senatorial courtesy and Rublee Nomination Rejected
The senate rejects President Roosevelt's nomination of George Rublee to the Federal Trade Commission citing senatorial courtesy. The vote reflects opposition linked to Rublee's stance against Senator Gallinger and a broader critique of political maneuvering in democracy. The piece contrasts personal politics with the public good and notes democracy's imperfect yet dignified process.
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Senate
George Rublee
Federal Trade Commission
Rublee
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Reed
Missouri
United
Dramatics of Democracy in Modern Primaries
An editorial contrasts modern primaries with old conventions noting the shift from tumult and intrigue to individual responsibility at the polls. It highlights how voters act alone, each making a personal decision amid thousands of simultaneous ballots, emphasizing dignity and broad participation.
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Freano Republican
Remarkable Remarks Highlights From The New York Independent
A collection of brief quotations and opinions from various authors and figures. Notable lines include Amy Lowell praising Chicago as a center for the new school of poetry and critical takes on politics and public health from Winifred Stoner Jr and William Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Independent
Winifred Stoner, Jr
Amy Lowell
Chicago
Reginald Kaufman
Willian Barnes, Jr
Roosevelt
Luke MecLuke
Quick
Taft
Col
Howard F. Glenn
William Brady
Who Knows Anything Story From New York Globe
A rushed author asks a stenographic bureau to type a manuscript in ten hours then dies of heart failure soon after receiving a telegram. The piece reflects a frontier era irony and mentions Richard Harding Davis. The Frontier Cove year recalls dates July 26 27 28 and 38.
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New York Globe
Richard Harding Davia
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W. 17Th St
Harry P. Hyads
Capitol Avenue
Waterman
Logan
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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