Steadfastness and Jacksons Lesson for the Democratic Party
The piece extols Andrew Jacksons steadfastness as a model for the Democratic party, arguing that duty and principle trump patronage and power. It cites Jacksons war on the national bank, praises resolute action against monopolies, and invokes Jeffersonian equality while warning against imperialism and internal betrayal. The author urges enduring constitutional government and mass support for democratic ideals.
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Nicholas Biddle
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Biddle
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Benton
Cicero
Rome
America
New Orleans
Kipling in the Times sparks debate on war and conscription
A Times column reprints Kipling’s verses attacking Britain’s South Africa policies and urging immediate conscription, warning of national revolt if not enacted. The piece criticizes sport-loving Britons and the government, claiming a call to arms would endanger the nation and provoke widespread reform.
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Brittain
Britain
South Africa
Kingdon
War Office
Ripling
Times
Soper
T. Anthony
Promise City
Towa
Rhonamar
Raina
Colum
Bias
ITEMS OF INTEREST. BIOGRAPHY AND OIL NEWS FROM NASHVILLE TO BEAUMONT
Little Helen Brower was saved from a fire by neighbor Miss Morna May Halbanch who smothered the blaze with lacquer. North Alabama shows oil activity with the Alabama California Company Franklin Ut Company and Westport drilling wells. A Illinois divorce case clarifies cruelty criteria. A Boydton Virginia murder tied to a mother's dream. The Kirt Lumber Co secured a record 10 million dollar deal defeating Reliance and others in Beaumont, Texas, swelling local bank deposits.
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Charles Brower
Nashville
Morna May Halbanch
Miss Halbach
Alabama
Alabama-California Company
Franklin Ut Company
Westport Company
Henderson Walker
Boydton
Newark
N. G
Mary Boyd
Walker
Kirt Lumber Co
Ce Ae
Timber Woldings
Reliance Lumber Company
Texas Tram and Lumber Co
Village Mille Company
Beaumont Lumber Company
Adams Milla
Beaumont
Texas
Political Pick Ups Promise Narrow Gubernatorial Race
Henry Watterson was quoted by the Washington Times saying he has decided to accept the nomination for governor. He predicted that in Kentucky there will be one candidate at Lido and the contest would be the smallest the state has ever known, adding that the state will gain a reputation for protests. His formal announcement could come at any time.
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Lorth
America
Senate
South Africa
Friends of Liberty
England
United States
Democratic’ Party
Henry Watterson
Washington Times
Lido
Watterson
Mrs Mamie Barnes on Trial for Husband’s Murder in Morgen County
Mrs Mamie Barnes stands trial in Morgen County Circuit Court on a charge of complicity in the poisoning death of her husband Dr Joseph Le Barnes who died at the Central Asylum for the Insane in Jacksonville. Witness William Ferguson a jailed servant implicates Barnes claiming she inspired the deed and he carried out the fatal act. Ambassador Choate visited the White House and will depart for England Wednesday.
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Dan
Mamie Barnes
Circuit Court
Morgen County
Joseph le Barnes
Central Asylum For the
Thin City
William Ferguson
Harnes
Mra Karnes
Ferguson
Barnes
North Carolina Petition Aims for Virginia Dare National Commemoration
Fragmentary notice notes a 16th century Virginia Dare reference from Roanoke Island and a proposed national celebration. It mentions the maiden Virginia Dare born August 13, 1587, and links the event to colonial memory and patriotic sentiment.
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Roanoke
National
Virginia Dare
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