May God Protect Democracy From Wilson
A 1645 wartime letter by Marse Henry Watterson rails against President Wilson with a fervent plea for democracy’s protection. He condemns betrayal and urges loyalty to the party and public duty, recalling Governor Wilton and Harvey at Harvard in a charged, period-voice appeal.
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Wilson
Marse Henry Watterson
Reni
Carnegie
Colonel Watter- Fon
Harvex
Qairsho
Harvey
Mesratiti
Salinas
Telendahipy
Wilton
Hase
Horna
Domwerney
Sayl
Democrats
Pruning Knife May Cut Deep In City Budget Debate
City officials debate policing cuts and fleet replacements as Deputy Sheriff Rowe role ends. Fire and motor departments report vehicle and fuel costs while road safety and nuisance laws prompt stricter enforcement. Public safety discussions include a push for a Society for the Prevention of Vehicle Noise and tighter penalties for reckless drivers.
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Choy Wit Danny Attorney's
Rowe
Granely
Shewer
Muantelpath
Muantelpath Departmente
Peetor Michixein
Thuraion
Carteredy
Elty
Murray
Iwel
Standard OM Company
Pacific Ol Contany
Horne
Jericho
Low
Torn
Honolulu
Society For the Prevention of Uaelens
Sherry
Jarrett
Light and Road Plans Dominated City Meeting
City officials weighed traffic and sidewalk projects, hearing from the road committee about Bethel Street pavement and mandatory cement sidewalks. Reports covered January crime fines, building permits, and water and sewer issues, with a brief note on a Washington government building blast spurring panic among workers.
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Aplee
Fern
Nhewlae
Chrieman Awighy
Abu Hing
Waikiki
Bethel Street
George H. Pulrehiht
Merrapatioan Mew
Gere
Sheri Jarretto
Hinde Imetmont
Ar Renta
Wie BA
Physici
Wayron
Kekaulke Street
Phuns
Mr C. Arnold
Sisiner Prominen
Wal- Kiki
Rennie
Father Valentin
Cathole
St.c. Sayron
Washington
Ax Cone
DOLE GOES AFTER BIG CONTRACTS IN MAULE MURMUR
The new government faces tender and contract talks as farmers and workers press for fair pricing and steady work. Officials met at the courthouse to discuss plans amid tensions over price guarantees, labor concerns, and potential cannery operations. Local residents express cautious optimism for a new era, while several defendants face trial and imprisonment related to recent offenses.
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Malan
Pauwets
Trentin
Alan Touk
Thorn
Imayapole
Hammons
Hendricks Hientialite Moves in Town Development
H E Hendrick advances a pivotal project at Alinken street in the town. The enterprise outlines new departments and aims to progress local industry under the mission circle amid community debate and municipal oversight.
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Fiternteteh
Antieong
Alinken
Hondriek
Politicians Hope Roosevelt Will Make Trip Abroad
The article reports on hopes that Theodore Roosevelt will undertake an overseas trip. It discusses political implications, potential public utterances, and opinions on how such a journey might affect party dynamics and the current political climate.
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MR. Roosevelt
Mad King Otto’s Health Failing Declares Intense Strain
Report from Munich states King Otto’s health is failing as attendants rush to his side. The nerving strain on the royal household continues amid a tense period at Puretenreld.
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Otto
Munich
Jam
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Newell Oo
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Walter Mamilton
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Starrett Wee
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RSE
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Jir Thurston
Meineke
H. E. Hendrick
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