Presidency and Bryan split in campaign controversy
The editorial argues the Supreme Court must stay above partisan fights and condemns William Jennings Bryan for attacking the court. It discusses the 1904 Democratic stance, monetary policy debates, and the risk of partisan influence on national institutions amid Taft and Bryan campaigns. It also notes broader political and economic tensions shaping the election.
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Parker
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Paul of
Tarsus
Boston
White House
Senate
Taft
Antrim
Rowsey
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Treasury
Washington Monument wireless plan sparks public outcry
A column notes opposition to converting the Washington Monument into a wireless telegraph station. It argues the monument should remain sacred to the memory of the first president, not become a public utility. It laments desecration and calls for funding restraint.
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United States
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Castro Movement to Name Castro President for Life
Partisans of President Castro push a plan to proclaim him President for life in Venezuela. The text also notes a Dutch linguist famed for reading thirteen languages, reports on women’s philanthropy led by Hincoll Sage, and mentions nurses and a young Marshall Field showing oratory talent at Eton. It closes with Dry Tee DeKorest negotiating with the Royal Navy on wireless telephony experiments.
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Venezuela
Mra Hincoll Sage
John D. Rockefeller
Eathor V. Taissan
Corps of Women Nurses
Navy Department
Marshall Field
Eton College
Admiralty
London
Well and optimistic boarder in boarding house tale
A fragment from a Philadelphia presa shows a dialogue about eating freely at a boarding house. One character boasts about unlimited meals while another cautions with a pessimistic remark. The garbled text hints at a humorous or satirical exchange.
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Philadelphia
Pointed Paragraphs From a Cracked Newspaper Page
Fragmentary lines describe failures as ladder rounds toward success and a fireman awaiting a warning on starting work. The text notes a slow speed and downhill start with curious social observations about people who think they enjoy disliked acts.
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