Bloody Shirt for Garfield and Taft's stance
The piece critiques the bloody shirt tactic in the 1900s partisan fight, praising Harry A. Garfield for rebuking attempts to rekindle sectional bitterness. It contrasts views on continuing the current administration versus handing power to Hughes and his followers, stressing national welfare over party gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Garfield
Williamy Cotlegs
Damex A. Garfield
United
Hays
Garfield
Congressman Fess
Ohio
Witken
Bla
Hugues
Wilson
Hugheo National Gcoliqge League
Ganfleld
Spurt of re Wilbon Administration Opinion Letter
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor writes in Washington D C praising the Wilson administration. He argues labor has not been fully recognized yet and defends policies expanding liberty and justice as essential for the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbon
United States
Counila
Ratoe
Witeon
Republic
Samuel Gompers
Amarjoml Federation of Labor
Washington,d. C
California Syrup of Figs Ad Targets Mothers and Children
Vintage advertisement urging mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective remedy for children. Claims it cleanses the liver and bowels, tastes pleasant, and prevents illness with a 50 cent bottle of the product. Warns against calomel and castor oil and notes the syrup is produced by California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
California
Hawara
Colintarfolia
Beathal
California Fle Syrup Company
Udy
Wanted Cider applet highest market after pitch
A brief item notes a cider applet seeking the highest market after a pitch. The terse line references Wales Hardware Co ady2w2L as a possible related entity in the advertisement context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
President’s action averts railroad strike by eight hour day
The president met with railroad executives and union reps to push an eight hour workday. He proposed a Congress authorized commission to observe regulations and report, ensuring justice in costs of the experiment. Congress later enacted the plan with broad support in both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhan
Congresa
Congress
Congres
House of Representatives
Senate
Olney Critiques Senate Actions and Wilson Policy
The article discusses foreign policy ideas attributed to Charles Olney, praising President Wilson’s leadership and deeming the Mexican policy prudent. It contrasts Republican delays in approving legislation with Olney’s view that steady, principled diplomacy preserves peace, while warning of partisan obstruction and the danger of shifting course in international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Tate
Ay Olney
New York
Menod Artiele
Hughes
Tina
Flatras
Menatoriah Wempot
Adidas
Washington
Saventy
Republicae
Happetter
Petitien Wéver van
Pitikon
Wilson
Olioy
Thule
Wilkot
Olney
HounLeys
Otney
Woollkow Wilson
United States
Regretted They Didn't Have Photograph
Fragmentary text reflects someone lamenting missing a photograph of a person at aHerat age. The garbled OCR hints at a request or observation about portraits and delayed or lost imagery, with scattered references to days, photographs, and adornments.
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Iurroval
Corry Evening Journal
Fundey
Goery Ph
Cnet
Rene Coun
Fie
Republicad
Taft
Yale Review
Herta
Republican Party
Watt
Prestaant Zalaya
Nicaragua
Wolind
Tonrlien
Nicarakuan Soit
Niessharae
Washimeten
Polier
Tath
Zein
Altitude Zelaya
Zelaya
Tor Ginifiar
Font Afl
Huerta
Dottuly
Dni
Wilton
Andi
Perros
He Automobile
Almeritt
Atock
Pennsylvania
Wheeden
Hare Eee
Ostriey
Eadatte
Barlow Hardware Co
Round Oak Chief
Vertates
Garland
Furm
Poon
Apt
Bloody's
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