President's tariff stance shifts with independence talk
The piece argues for tariff policy changes as President Wilson shifts from opposing to endorsing a tariff commission. It notes duty free imports affect U S Treasury revenue and cites wage increases at United States Steel amid wartime demand, contrasting 1914 and 1915 to explain rising domestic wages. It also links independence talk for the Philippines to a Baltimore platform alignment.
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Princeton
New England Makers Note Boost from War Shoe Orders
New England manufacturers estimate that 40 million dollars of foreign shoe orders have been placed in the United States since the European war outbreak. The message echoes a campaign sentiment urging support for the Democrats.
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New England
Europe
Bugbee Calls For Republican State Delegation Head
The Trenton Times notes state chairman Bugbee earned the honor of leading the Republican delegation to the Chicago National Convention citing his three years of service and his ties to party sentiment. It contrasts with Wilson era claims and critiques Princeton student progression.
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Sunday Campaign in Trenton Shows Strong Religious Awakening
The closing week report notes strong community support for Mr Sunday in Trenton with ample money for the campaign. Citizens display a wide spiritual awakening, accepting the word and rising to higher standards. Supporters praise Mr Sunday while opponents face a day of reckoning.
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New York City Leads in Bank Clearings Despite War Orders
Bank clearings for the week ended January 22 1916 in New York City match the 1913 level while Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago St Louis and New Orleans show declines. Some readers may prefer prewar Republican normalcy to wartime prosperity.
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Republican Times
Seven ABA Presidents Urge Taft for Supreme Court Seat
A group of seven former American Bar Association presidents urged President Wilson to appoint former President Taft to the U S Supreme Court to fill the Lamar vacancy. Letters from Columbus Mississippi and widespread Democratic signatories supported the move citing Taft’s prior bipartisan appointments under Wilson.
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H.H. Lurton
Joseph KK. Lamar
Julian W. Mack
Illinois
John E. Carland
South Dakota
H . Connor
H. A .M. Smith
South Carolina
Gordon Rusell
Texas
Earnestness Under Pressure on Wilson's Preparedness
The New York sun questions Mr. Wilson's commitment to preparedness noting his late actions and lack of cooperation while Bryan and pacifists mobilize. It argues his speeches in Congress came after a delay aimed at boosting his presidential prospects rather than national needs.
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Sun
The Literary Dicest Magazine Highlights A World News Overview
The Literary Dicest from New York curates facts from major magazines and newspapers worldwide. It offers impartial current developments across politics science industry education and culture with portraits cartoons diagrams and views enriching the text for American homes.
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Different From Her Ma
A brief dialogue sketch from the Boston Transcript features a sharp exchange about a house and a failed attempt at making matches. The exchange contrasts a mother’s past skill with current inattention, hinting at family dynamics.
Sounds in the Ear Prompt Medical Query Joke
Witty exchange notes a patient explaining strange sounds in the ears and a doctor’s quip about hearing locations. The line reflects humorous tone from a Boston Transcript witty quote collection.
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Boston Transcript
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by Household User
Mrs Muory Minko of Bhartaville New York says Chamberlain Cough Remedy has served her family for twenty years. She cites quick relief for croup whooping cough and colds and notes it contains no opium or harmful drugs. She has recommended it to many friends. Obtainable everywhere.
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Mra Muory Minko
Bhartaville
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Sherlock Holmes Deduces A Witty Exchange In Dialogue
Holmes comments on a character's health with a sharp aside. A doctor is implied by the speaker, and the exchange hints at tension between observation and care within a London setting. The line reveals Holmes' brisk, observant style.
A Necessity The Reform Orator Fellow Citizens
The speaker challenges a political novice about distinguishing a real voice from a deceptive one. The critic warns that without clarity and integrity, such an approach will fail in politics.
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