Sat Evening Post Compliment Sparks Wyoming Politicking
The Wyoming Tribune quotes Samuel Blythe in The Saturday Evening Post on intermountain voters. It cites Governor Carey shifting from Democrat to Independent amid a Warren opposition linked to the Populist movement and a forecast of a November surprise.
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Samuel Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Intermountain States
Carey
Wyoming
Warren
Popaivell
Hiythe
The Mother of Trusts Aimed At New Jersey Politics
Governor Wilson compares New Jersey to the nation as a growing example of the public’s demand for justice and shared government. He warns the Democratic party must prove its trustworthiness or lose support, urging action and unity for the common benefit.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Democratic Party
United States
Governor Careys Selfless Devotion Lauded by Wyoming Paper
In a Laramie County Times column, a Republican politician defends Governor Carey’s tireless service to Wyoming. He contrasts Carey’s work ethic and focus on state interests with critics in his own party and the press, praising him as Wyoming’s Grand Old Man.
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Covrernor Carey
Capitol
Carey
Wyoming
Territory
Laramie County
Party government and the perils of mixed control in Washington
The piece notes the unlikely but possible split of president and vice president by different parties after March fourth. It argues the framers underestimated party role in government and critiques lack of tariff revision during a nine months session with a three-party balance in Congress. It cites the Saturday Evening Post.
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House
Senate
United States
Congress
Hockney
Washington
Bourbonism Platform Criticized in Party Split Notes
The article reports on the Republican platform adopted despite protests from Wisconsin and North Dakota delegates. It cites President Nicholas Murray Butler and figures Crane Penrose and Barnes, accusing the platform of favoring Special Privilege and placing property over humanity. It contrasts this with La Follette’s rejected platform which elevates the sovereignty of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Crane and Penrose
Barnes
Payne-Aldrich
Supreme Court of the United States
la Follette
Governor Wilson’s Buffalo Speech on Labor and Wages
The piece lauds Governor Wilson for addressing the labor problem in Buffalo, claiming his stance on the minimum wage leaves nothing further to say. It questions Taft’s tariff stance and notes the Republican press perspective while wondering about Congress’s theoretical treatment of tariff issues.
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Wilson
Buffalo
Wilsin
Taft
Congress
Kendrick's Wyoming candidacy sparks local joke response
A brief note from the Wyoming Tribune reports that millionaire Kendrick's run for national office has become a running joke among residents. The piece highlights public amusement while noting ongoing interest in his campaign rhetoric.
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Kendrick
United States
Wyoming Tribune
Acquaintance Urges Hank Wankins Election and Farm Plans
A distressed letter discusses Hank Wankins and three governors Warn Clark Mandel. The writer hints at moving from Wiomile and seeks political change to favor their Bob n farm, proposing roles for Hank and associates and referencing a street railway project.
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Leeds
Jane Ann
Towi
Hank
Mmank
al Inglang
Wiomile
Warn
Clark & Mandel
Dad
Clark &Mundelain
Mistur Wurn
Clark
Mundy
Fens
Fort Ani
Mateo
Mr. Klark
Mandel
Political intrigue and labor faction talk in Indiana
A reader letter from the Indiana Repub lican discusses labor questions and support for Warn, Klark, and Mandel. The writer accuses government figures of inefficiency, mentions Roosevelt possibly becoming president, and claims influence over political machines in Indiana with references to Koeele and Ware.
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Koneres
Rust
Roeckafellers
Morgana
Mr. Klark
Pasiffic
Mundel Haint
Connelly
Kisrk & Mandel
Carey
Govenor
Brooks
Warn
Klark
Mandel
Witsin
Rosevelt
Jane Ann & I
Koeele
Koda
Mr. Warn
Frida
Concrete Soap Waterproofing Idea Journal Whispered
A Paris writer notes soap mixed with concrete forms a water tight binder as soap dissolves and bonds with cement. The method, described in Beton und Eisen and French papers, uses green soap with cement and water to create impermeable concrete and even coats existing walls. The report mentions specific mix ratios and a two layer approach for walls.
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Revue Scientifique
Paris
Saya
Invention to Let Swimmers Travel by Water Faster
A Leipsic paper describes a six foot long pole with air chambers at both ends to propel a swimmer. An inventor, a Frenchman, claims even non swimmers can travel six miles an hour using pedals to drive a small propeller.
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Hlustrirte Zeitunge
Leipsic
Literary Digest
Postal Despotism Under Hitchcock Era
The article criticizes the post office department under Frank Hitchcock and Congress for restricting women's rights and actions, portraying the postal system as an instrument of despotic control. It highlights government meddling in personal matters and the broad power exercised by the department. The piece cites policy overreach as a broader threat to civil liberties.
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Frank Hitchcock
Congress
Postoffice Department
Grubby Messenger Tries Suit Plot on Mrs Jones
A shabby man arrives at a home claiming the Guvnor sent him to fetch Mr Jones's dress suit for cleaning. The housewife questions him and learns Mr Jones never owned a suit and has lived in Canada for five years, ending the ruse as he bolts.
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Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Ghosts Fail to Lure Tenants in Haunted House
A real estate agent booby trapped an empty house with ornate decorations and costly gas fittings to attract tenants. After a week a bold man supposedly pursued the property, but the housekeeper revealed the gas fittings were taken, igniting the agent’s hopeful rush to confirm a tenant.
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St. Paul
Farmer Recommends Chamberlain Remedy for 14 Years
Mr W. 8. Gunsalus of near Fleming Pennsylvania says his family has used Chamberlain's Cholera Morbus Remedy for fourteen years and finds it excellent. He recommends it and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
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Gunsalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
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Ily
Union
Governor Carey
Wis
Careys
Wald
Diequeting
Hie
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Amout
Hank Wankins
Ingianna Republikan
Russia
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Ayer Co
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Masa
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Rexall
Albany
Denver
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