Ship subsidy fight stalls unfinished Senate business
Senate drama over the ship subsidy bill repeats as it is displaced by the District of Columbia appropriation, with leaders pressing to proceed while opposition claims the move delays other essential legislation. Critics warn extra sessions could unleash broader subsidies and political battles.
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Hanna
Senate
Frye
Washington
District of Columbia
Allison
Neoting
Frre
Senaitor Jones
Arkanens Prompty
Senatver Jones
Ilanna
Mark Manna
Suns
Duluth Herald
Patronage, Commissions, and Imperial Policy Debates
A collection of editorials discusses patronage in federal offices, Olney's criticism of money power, Taft commission reports on the Philippines, and opposition to subsidies and monopolies. It cites Quay's Senate triumph, fears of syndicate drain, and the push for an expansionist, constitutional conflict in U.S. policy.
Subsidy Bill Critics Speak Against Ocean Freight Tax
The editorial laments a $180,000,000 subsidy bill funded by taxes on the American people, noting the involvement of Hanna, Depew, Frye, the International Navigation Company, the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and the Standard Oil Company. The piece argues the public bears the cost rather than the parties named.
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Hanna
Depew, Frye
International Navigation Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Standard Oil Company
St. Louis Republic
If Washington Could Return to See Our Times
A column imagines George Washington visiting today to view urban life, railways, telephones, and social shifts. It contrasts his era with modern freedoms, wit, and new class dynamics, ending with a tale of Washington’s dignity and public carriage on the riverbank.
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Washington
Father George
Martha
Decency
Maud
Min
Gegree
E. Kiser
Chicago Times-Herald
Letter Rebuffs Dictator Talk Disturbing the Army
A government leader rejects a colleague’s republican schemes as dangerous and harmful to the nation. He condemns the ideas as odious and announces personal handling unless further disclosure becomes necessary. The reply stresses loyalty, disbelief, and resolve to curb any dictatorial influence.
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Washington
La Grippe Grip Drags Across Classes Worldwide
Public notices promote Peruna as a cure for la grippe with testimonials from diverse citizens. Letters from Mrs. Dr. Powell, Congressmen How ard and White, and others claim relief and improved health after using Peruna. Address offered for a free book on catarrh.
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Peru-Nator
Mra
D. Powell
Epworth Sea
Loyal Temerane
Chehalis
Ash
Peruna
C. D. Powell
Emma
Jouris
Golden Red Sewing Circle
Burling Street
Chicago
Emma Jouris
Howard
M. A. Sharick
G. A. BL Woman's Relief Corps
Fremont
Wash
la Grippe
T. W. Collins
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Everett
Vleruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Grain-O Grain Beverage Promises Healthful Coffee Alternative
Advert says coffee poisons digestion and nerves, offering Grain-O as a pure grain drink that tastes like coffee without drawbacks. It is marketed as nourishing and appealing to both children and adults, costing about 4 1 4 cents per serving and available through grocers.
Russia's Child Laws and Age 12 prohibition
Russia bans child labor under 12 across all industrial establishments run by the state or private individuals. The rule sets a strict minimum working age, reflecting protections for minors in employment law.
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Russia
Cure a Cold in One Day Pills Ad Claims
An early 1900s advertisement urges Laxative BromoQuinine tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee signed by Grove. It also mentions vegetarian ideals and notes coal savings from water power. A testimonial from J W O'Brien of Minneapolis praises Piso’s Cure as a cough remedy.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
la Grippe
M. W. Howard
Congress
D. L. Wallace
The
International Barbers’ Union
Western Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Tarboro
N. C
Peruana Medicine Co
Geo. H. White
Grove
J. W. O'Brien
Third Avenue
England's Public Buildings Value Report
England's public buildings are valued at 240 million pounds in a government accounting summary. The note cites nationwide property value and asset scope. An unrelated advertisement for air cushion rubber stamps appears, directing orders to Lock Box 219 in Wayne, Indiana.
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England
Wayne
Ind
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