Campaign money molders threaten republic in open market
The nation faces a campaign scandal as senators expose enormous spending by Wood Lowden and others. Clark vows a bill to cap funds while observers warn organized wealth could seize the presidency and erode republican ideals. The piece notes figures reaching into millions and ties to Morgan and Pullman families, urging public conscience.
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Nominating Speech Sparks Garfield Nomination
Fragmentary note claims a Sherman nominating speech energized Garfield to win the nomination. The report hints at volatile politics and shifting allegiances among candidates and backers.
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Senator Dewis to Speak at Moose Hall Tonight
Senator Dewis will address the public at Moose Hall tonight under Democratic auspices. He is billed as a learned orator from the party, with Republicans expected to listen eagerly to his discussion of current issues and Jeffersonian principles.
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Leacee
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President Wilson’s Platform and Irish Freedom Debate
The piece argues the San Francisco convention should adopt the Virginia platform stance on reservations to the treaty, defending Wilson against charges of opposing reservations. It critiques Republican maneuvers over the Irish question, accusing them of partisan aims and misusing the Mason and Knox resolutions as political leverage.
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Mason Resolution Disposition Illuminates Story
The readable fragment hints at the handling of the Mason resolution, outlining how the measure was debated and resolved. Key figures or dates are not specified in the surviving text, but the context suggests a formal decision process within a legislative or committee setting.
The College Student and the Laws
A university killing by a policeman amid student mobbing raises the law order dilemma. The officer faced two options: release the student or fight the mob and risk discipline. The piece questions when a college prank crosses into crime and which side deserves sympathy.
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Allen's Seeming Unselfishness in Political Play
Allen shows disinterestedness as Gavirtor Alley notes, inviting Generis Wood to speak for a nomination. The city executive may fawn on him for his future candidacy, recalling Garfield era when John Shermad was placed on the ticket and left a strong impression on the public.
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Ay Generis Wood
Enon
Fe Beng
Nyse
Terhage
Citish Ag
Dames
Garfield
John Shermad
Attempt to Entangle McCulloch in Indiana Politics
A state purchasing agent invitation involving McCulloch Mcray and Goodrich to discuss coal buying for next winter is described as a potential bid to compromise the Democratic gubernatorial nominee who denies any official influence. The piece warns voters to beware of risky gifts amid ongoing contest.
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Metray
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Governor hints dark horse over compromised candidates
In Chicago Governor Gootrich publicly argues that money scandal has ruined presidential aspirants and advises selecting a dark horse. He states that Senator Watson is not the intended dark horse.
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Lured by a Lady, D'Annunzio Builds Venice Castle
A fifty five year old poet D'Annunzio succumbs to Lucia Barera's beauty and buys a castle in Venice to house his new muse. The tale notes his sway over worldly lore and wonders why such seduction did not occur earlier. The broader romance connects to his fame and exoticist allure.
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Presidential candidate drama at Chicago convention
The article notes novel and tiresome scenes as southern delegations vie in political maneuvering. It mentions Florida Wood forces led by George L. Bean sending a delegation and a primary law. Roosevelt and Johnson plan public appearances with Wood in Chicago after Tuesday talks.
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The Goddess of Liberty and True Emancipation
Dr James J Vanes argues that liberty must be moral and social and not a license to harm others or oneself. He asserts true emancipation enables full life, self development, and service to fellow men, guided by the golden rule.
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The Bird Catchers in Norway's Spring Skies
Ivar in rural Norway watches the first wild geese migrate north as spring returns. He disturbs a flock, panics, prays, and the birds falter before regrouping and continuing their measured flight above the spruce forest. His happiness fades as the geese vanish northward.
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Nin
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Grandmother Reaches for Spring in Final Morning
In a small room a grandmother lies dying as Ivar and Ollane enact a risky springtime escape to outdoors. The plan folds under illness but she eyes the outside with longing, comforted by a final moment of shared secrets and a remembered story.
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