Political turmoil swirls over Hoffman and Clark split
Amid State Democratic infighting the anti Clark faction maneuvers to block Governor Hoffmans nomination. Labor, corporations, and a fleet of local papers shape the race while ongoing Ohio style fundraising fuels the broader factional clash within the party.
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The Ohio Campaign Emerges From Federal Giving Debates
The article notes a long-standing pattern of federal officeholders making voluntary campaign contributions. It recalls Cleveland era practices where government employees nationwide were solicited for funds, highlighting the political finance norms of the period.
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Bankruptcy law praised as relief for distressed business
The article argues the bankruptcy law provides an escape for financially crushed men, enabling them to reenter business and aid national prosperity. It notes thousands suffered in the 1898 panic, credits the law with readjusting credit and reducing creditors' harm, and mentions ongoing enlistment and political tempers surrounding expansion and Governor Smith's Thanksgiving proclamation amid Copper interests.
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Secrecy in Mining Hurts Investors and Growth
A historical critique argues that secrecy in mining worldwide fosters fraud and mismanagement. It says withholding details harms stockholders, misleads investors, and hinders legitimate development, risking vast eastern capital in Montana properties and undermining confidence in mining ventures.
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Roster Revisions Reflect War Era Political Rhetoric
A compilation of quotes and political commentary from the Mobile Register and Galveston News critiques wartime patriotism and party strategy. It cites figures from Crockett to Dewey, notes democratic stances on expansion, and mentions a student visit to Kentucky mountains as part of educational efforts.
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Rockefeller Estate Sees Visitors Branded as Threats
New York Journal reports William Rockefeller facing intrusions at Scarborough on the Hudson estate. Signs warn visitors to stay on roadways while wheelmen roam grounds, upset pets, and risk confrontation with guards. Rockefeller fears vandalism and harm to property, issuing strict orders against any who threaten safety.
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Scandal Over Croker Cigar Gifts at Democratic House
At the Holtman House yesterday a tale circulated about Richard Croker receiving cigars from a woman linked to Tammany Hall. The story claims a jurist’s elevation led to a habit of slipping cigars into Croker’s pockets and coat. Croker reportedly never caught the helper.
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Senator Replaces Coat to Steal Cigars in Clever Ruse
A Stater senator orchestrates a coat switching scheme to slip cigars to himself during a night of scrutiny by the democratic chieftain. By noting absentees, two suspects remain, none of whom bore cigars that evening, leading to a concluded culprit.
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Ancient Nile boats reveal 6000-year-old craft
Archaeologists uncover Egyptian boats near the Nile dating nearly six millennia, remarkably preserved. The report notes their good condition and the significance for ancient maritime study. The Malay language is spoken by over forty million, described as easy to learn with nearly no grammar.
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