Time for Initiative Quiet on Roosevelt Succeeding Taft
A Roosevelt ally denies he will pick or direct his successor beyond a limited point. The reform wing stresses who not to back, while Taft gains from proximity to Roosevelt. Taft’s supporters claim broad acceptability, yet negative bids from Fairbanks Shaw Foraker hurt his bid. Roosevelt avoids directly endorsing any successor, urging restraint.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Fairbanks
A Shaw
Harrimans S
Rockefellers
Bee Tee
Republican Party
Foraker
Knos
Shaw
Fragmentary quote mocks gullible readers
A fragment from a historic newspaper quotes a speaker accusing people who believe everything they read in the papers. The snippet reflects media skepticism and public gullibility.
As Others See it Facts About Panics
The piece argues panics are not fixed to fall and notes historians claim panics recur in other seasons. It suggests summer activity and harvest-linked extensions strain the money market, sometimes causing a break. It questions the belief that panics only occur in September or October.
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Wall Street Journal
Warner
Tae
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The Roosevelt Issue Draws Wide Support Across Parties
The New York World argues that Theodore Roosevelt can win by appealing to intelligence and conscience. It notes a majority of his party behind him and hundreds of thousands of Democrats ready to back him in a fight for his cause.
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New York World
Roosevelt
Conspiracy talk cited from the 1903 04 period
The article notes a conspiracy against the president and his policy existed in winter 1903 04 and continued into spring 1904, with ongoing public discussion and concern over the plan and its implications. It reflects contemporary debate on the president's policies and political maneuvering.
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Aided
Abraham Ruef Faces Bribery and Extortion Charges
Four witnesses were examined in San Francisco on April 10 in Ruef's trial for extortion. Two jurors qualified as probation jurors, bringing the number of qualified nonchallenged jurors to seven. Five more salesmen remain to be examined to complete the panel.
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San Francisco
Talesmen
Abraham Ruef
Brighton Social Notes Update from Kent and Nearby
Mrs. McCoy of Kent visits her daughter Mrs. Charles Peck. Eugene Beam moves his family to live with his father in law Isaac Wright. Artie Burge visits Lucia Manning in Carlisle over Sunday. Mrs. Jas Garrett spends weeks in Wellington. Mrs O M Gillette visits her son's family there. Alien Curtice not well. Surveyor Fauver and helper in town Monday to establish a correct center and verify Carrie Gott's lines for a pending court suit. A new baby arrives at Gay Dutz's Monday night. Mr Kacker spending time in Pittsfield on farm repairs. Saturday supper concluded the gathering.
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McCoy
Kent
Charles Peck
Eugene Beam
Isaac Wrigh
Artie Burge
Lucia Manning
Carlisie
Jas. Garrett
Wellington
O. M. Gillete
Fauver
Carrie Gott
Gay Dutz
Kacker
PittsGeld
Pathior Fee Love and Hours Listed for Local Service
The notice lists hours for Fee Love and Nose and Aros Jiours with time blocks 10 to 12 in the morning and 1 to 3 in the afternoon. Saturday evenings are 7 to 8. The fragment indicates a service schedule or appointment window.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner Co
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Foster-Fitch Company
Semper
Brighton
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