Roosevelt faces scrutiny as reform and patronage clash
The piece argues President Roosevelt must balance antitrust reform, patronage in Indiana, and party politics amid attacks on his motives and Thatcher-style cabinet choices. It cites Baker’s U S Judgeship, Beveridge’s potential rol e, and the broader debate over federal appointments and policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Payne
de Reece
Presta
Pd Juociie
Rose Aedulfrad Schley
Kinley
Jamz
Theodore
Seadey, Piper Ody Pop
Cotottaditis
United States
Indiana
Washington
Senator Fairbanks
Baker
Beveridge
Lis
Fairbanks
Inhi WE Ode
Bahe Dresidenc
Divdwitiuss
Fka
Anuy
Ebieh
PW Ile
Goty Dade
Hinds Register
Court Again in Pekin as Imperial Return Unfolds
The article describes the emperor and his mother entering the Temple of Heaven in Pekin amid pageantry and chants. Guards, prostrate crowds, and a notable foreign escort accompany the procession as officials and onlookers witness the imperial homecoming and ceremonial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial City
Pekin
Dren
Po-Chi-Li
Leaven
Elijahism and Dowie’s Zion City moves create tax clashes
A Sun day sermon by John Alexander Dasgie proclaims Elijah will never die amid Zion City reorganizations as Dowie plans to relocate from Chicago to Lake County. He vows ongoing battles over church status and taxation while restructuring Chicago tabernacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Dasgie
Tuley
Chive
Elijah
Zion
Chicago
Zion City
Lake County
Dowie
Old Central Tabernacle
Michigan Avenue
Canadian Farmers Happy Grain Crop Among Largest On Record
Manitoba farmers report a very prosperous year with grain crops among the largest on record. The bumper season reflects strong yields for growers across the province and echoes a favorable national agricultural year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Northwest wheat crops and farm prosperity expand in Canada
The report notes rising yields with Manitoba and Western Canada producing large wheat and barley stocks. It highlights rewards from a bumper crop, mortgaged relief, barn and stable extensions, and broader household refinements as farmers invest profits and plant more land. The piece mentions piano ownership becoming common in well-to-do farmers' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trois
Jaishelis
Heen
Tanao
Manitoba
Canuda
Masked Bank Robbery at National Stock Yards Bank
Six masked men raided the National Stock Yards Bank near St Louis on Monday night. They bound the watchmen, used dynamite to blast vault doors, and blew open a steel safe. About $4,000 in currency and coins were left behind as the gang departed. The incident lasted nine hours before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National Stock Yards Bank
Bordeis
Wigar
Vaut
Wk Ponesday Moening
Plague Reports Across Many Lands Highlight Global Spread
The yearlong plague reports include Cape Colony Egypt Africa Arabia Argentina Australia Brazil China England Formosa Germany Hawaii India Japan Madagascar Paraguay Philippine Islands Mauritius Portugal Reunion Russia Netherlands Straits Settlements Turkey and Wales. Old papers for sale at this office.
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Cape Colony
Egypt
Africa
Arabia
Argentine Republic
Australia
Brazil
China
England
Formosa
Germany
Fla Waiian Islanois
India
Japan
Madagascar
Paraguiy
Philippine Islands
Mauritius
Portugal
Reunion
Russia
Neotland
Straits Settlements
Turkey
Wales
Wreck of the Asphalt Trust and Receiver Appointments
The National Asphalt Company with $22 million capital and the Asphalt Company of America with $30 million face possible receivership. Philadelphia investors reportedly face a $20 million loss. Detailing shows an annual deficit near $1.5 million amid overcapitalization blamed on optimistic organizers. Chicago official Me Fann cites federal court takeover to back trust claims in a Venezuelan deposit. Also report on the capture of KBhijal Wisdom for murder of Rev. A J Brooks near Mount Pleasant Tennessee and a $200 reward offered by Gov. McMillin.
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Asphalt Trust
National Asphalt Company
Capital
Asphalt Company of America
Apita
Philadelphy
Public Works
Fann
Chicago
Kbhijal Wisdom
A. J. Brooks
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Hohenwald
Columbia, Lenn
Fifteen Die In NYC Train Tunnel Collision
A rear end collision in the New York Central Harlem line tunnel kills fifteen and injures over twenty. The Norwalk bound accommodation stops on signal and is struck by the Harlem train, with wreckage blocking the tunnel and flames and smoke hindering rescue efforts. Emergency crews respond rapidly as rescuers work under dangerous conditions.
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New York City
New York Gentral
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Road
Norwalk
Conn
Harlem
New York Central
Mrs Leslie Shaw to perform social duties with modesty
Mrs Leslie M Shaw in Washington will undertake social duties with modesty and delicacy to sustain the social prestige won at Des Moines since her husband became Governor. The Shaws have entertained lavishly, their hospitality exceeding the Governor's salary. Oil lands in Texas and farm lands in Iowa boosted the fortune to about 250000 to 300900 dollars, aiding her to meet social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie M. Shaw
Washington
Des Moines
Shaws
Texas
Towa
Shaw
Sie
Mayors actions on ties with quasi public corporations
May officials announced steps to sever ties with quasi public corporations. Lord Law notes stock and bonds valued over a million dollars held by the mayor. Low plans to reinvest proceeds from a sale into companies unlikely to interact with city government to avoid conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Manoroor Nyy
Low
Treed by wild hogs in Indian Territory tale
J P McGee recounts a night among Kiowa and Wichita lands where after killing a pig he faced hundreds of wild hogs. He climbed to the top of a pecan tree for safety while the sow and their young rooted below seeking to topple the tree, a terrifying encounter amid a flood of wildlife in Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Kiowa
Wichita
J.P. McGee
Sockless Jerry a Cattle Buyer
Jerry Simpson former Kansas congressman quits politics for good and burns all ties to public life. He burned Jetters given during his fame as a seckless statesman. He is now a cattle buyer at the Wichita stock yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Seckless
Mr Simpson
Wichita
Rensselaer Falls Man Dies at 107
Almon Streeter of Rensselaer Falls New York died aged 107 years. The obituary notes his long life and local origins as a centenarian resident.
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Almon Streeter
Rensselaer Falls
N. Y
Mixed clippings on politics and society from late 19th century papers
A collage of brief notes and quips references various figures and places. Mentions include Dr Myles Standish elected governor of the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, Elbert Ary building a memorial church in Wheaton Illinois, and comments on political figures, society events, and international topics from Buffalo Plain Dealer to Philadelphia Record.
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Buffalo Times
Myles Standish
Massachusetts Society of MatHower Descendants
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Elbert A
Ary
America
Wheaton
Chicago
Miss Stone
Buffalo
Gorkin
Aany
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago News
Bradley Martin
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Chauncey
St. Paul Dispatch
Bull
Washington Post
London
Patrick Campbell
Detroit Pree Press
Pittsburg Times
Thomas Lipton
Republicans
Democrats
Senate
Wellington
Louisville Couriers Journal
Glijah St. Dowie
Thictage
Bettec
Kansas Bank
Denver Post
Detroit
Traniel J. Plauen
Lafever
St. Louis
Army
Navy
Cenater
New York
William Ateu White
Kansas Wall
Willy
Elmar
Philadelphia Record
Brooklyn
Cornelings Vaarderbilé
Congress
Alr
Vanderbilt
Sparta
Mich
Sentinel
Oklahoma
Rochester Union and Advertiser
Vann
Goshen
N. Y
Ifo
Cincintati Post
Philippines
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Ressnint
Prauds
Leidins
Ced
Pines
Teo Agians
Willess
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Tara
Elailes
Seth Urata
Nnn
Luiss
Oper
Rover
Lisw
Soren Phenas
Biebers Coeat
Upevias
Weyler
South Africa
Catanyas
Laguna
Carryails
Cavis
Tamips
Wester
Spain
Cuba
Teciprocita
St. Louris Republic
Kaang Hsu
Dowager Empress OF
Cmiina
Alexander Dowie
Tub
Sfass
Devon
Denver Ney
Mrs
Leslye M. Sitaw
Mayor Low
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