Roosevelts Clash Over Negro Question in South Debate
The Houston Post reports on Roosevelt era discourse as Southern politics and Northern economic interests clash over the negro question. While northern Republicans cling to Union era zeal, Southern Democrats resist federal shifts, fearing disruption of regional economic and racial order. The piece surveys party strategies, regional loyalties, and the potential political consequences for Roosevelt’s leadership.
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Judes
Emory Speer
Georgia
Staten District Court
Independent Club of
Buffalo
N.Y
Republican Party
Republcan Party
Jose Beth Fyenetna
Negroune
Havy
Duset
Kansas
Roosevelt's Conceit and the Coal Strike Hesitation
The piece argues President Roosevelt secretly aims to assume the burden of the Von Zielan affair and appoint a commission to craft an award. It claims his actions in the coal strike show reliance on public pressure rather than bold leadership, and predicts he may accept Europe’s gaze if pressed. It portrays advisers urging restraint while asserting his self confidence masks timidity.
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Ncalee of Justice
Sian Tuan Hill
Roosevelt
Hall
Shawn
Tianch
New York Police
Merase
Welliter
Vonzielan
Walden
Christmas Day Visions and The Call to Charity
The piece speaks of Christmas as a universal day of love and renewal. It evokes Christian sacrifice and the birth of a new principle for mankind, urging charity, kindness, and a shared humane purpose across Christian and non Christian alike. It emphasizes giving, compassion, and the uplifting power of the season.
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Milmantara
Neil
Nimo
Monroe doctrine as fixed policy resists any tribunal
The text argues the Monroe doctrine is immutable and cannot be nullified by The Hague tribunal or any court. It contends that Roosevelt could refuse to arbitrate the Venezuelan dispute and thereby deny any ruling that might encroach on the doctrine.
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Hague Triburnal
Roosevere
Monroe Doctrine Commentary and Election Law Talk
Disjointed notes discuss the Monroe Doctrine and a proposed law to regulate party primaries via the legislature. The chaotic speech references Roosevelt, Dewey, Houston politics, and international overtones, with scattered remarks on health, Christmas, and various public figures.
Sinefords of Germany report large piano sales and legal strides
The report cites 238025 moles yield against auto accidents and notes Germany’s Sinefords expanding piano sales. It mentions Tendie courtship, education funding, and a Virginia antihissing bill by J. Ware. Also notes wireless experiments at Partenmouth, new oxide production, a costly auto repair, and energy forecasts tied to coal.
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Sinefords
Germany
Yieilhance
Tendie
Partenmouth
Pacific
Ancol Partiteep
Ranfaniyop
Fistler
Peyete Regen
Masgaghimnetti
Patriarchs of
Constantinople
Sultan Tas
Jevitch
Berlin
Object Lesson In Monopoly In New York World Analysis
Yesterday the New York World examined the price rise of Standard Oil by a cent per gallon as a vivid example of monopoly power. It argued monopolies can set prices for essentials, noting heavy dividends and limited foreign competition due to tariffs. The article suggested Americans pay more for basic products because of domestic monopolistic control.
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New York World
NATO
Nis
Ais
Teddy's Latest Outburst Stirs Nacogdoches Debate
The Nacogdoches Sentinel reports Teddy again speaks rashly with confident misstatements about a Venezuelan pow and his role as arbitrator. The piece notes public frustration and the editor’s jab at choosing a referee in a baseball game as a safer option.
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Teddy
Mere Partington
Samebody
Jampering With Imiles Colloquial Christmas Verse
A light poem by J Mh Lewis wishing a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It expresses warm family memories of Christmas Eve, including trees, parents, siblings, and affectionate kisses, highlighting love as essential to a Christian celebration.
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J. Mh Lewis
Fragmented Criminal Quote Reveals Prison Christmas Message
A distorted dialogue shows a convicted criminal reacting to his future quarters while a jailer calls the cell a “grate” place. The odd exchange mentions Christmas and hints at a misleading sentiment about confinement.
Christmas Spirit Amid Notes and Snippets
A chaotic collage of holiday musings and clipped notes quotes from multiple papers praising Christmas cheer while weaving in controversial and dated lines about Choctaw labor in Mississippi, German references, and political comments, with brief hometown updates and local notices interspersed.
Besten Globe Seeks Monarchy Tie Across Nation
A garbled note hints at a single possible hitch involving a Nationwide takeover led by Seonsonsig ererN and a major independent dealer. It mentions coal or neon routes, delivery under Boer as lieutenant, and a plan to crown a dominant industrial monarchy facing political dampers in Morgan's Neckties.
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Besten Globe
Seonsonsig Erern
P Trol
United States
Mr. Morgan
An Expensive Luxury, Baltimore Herald
A fragmentary item quotes the Cymegl Dodger discussing Carnegie and wealth. The text hints at disgrace in dying rich and comments on wealth, with garbled phrases suggesting velasinis and books, but parts are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Herald
Carnegie
Cymegl Dodger
Democratic Leadership Comments on House Minority Leader Hope
Washington notes a coming contest for the next House minority leader in the Fifty-eighth Congress. Champ Clark of Missouri is presented as a leading candidate, with Richardson and Bailey discussed as possible rivals. Missouri’s delegation, numbering fifteen in the next House, could shape the caucus, while others like Armond, Wil Martin, Ball, and Bankhead are named as potential alternatives. An incident involving Colbert Lanham and Johnny Levi Sheppard highlights Texas influence and the craft of early political maneuvering.
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Arthur Williams
Wasnidorod
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Witners
Richard
Tennessee
Seeas
Mr. Richardson
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Gome
Wat
Wichardson
Bailey
Richardson
Maissouri
Texan
New York
Boise
Teanon
Dust Mouth
de Armond
Toh Shara Wil Matin
Mississippi
Thetias TH. Ball
Texas
John WI
Bankhead
Aldbury
Colbert Lamba
Henry
Burlesey
Sheppard
Russel
Cooper
Stephens
Lanham
Congress
Johny Levi Sheppard
Milne
Morais
Vexan
Eureem
Trhendahip
Flowan
E. J. Lampson
Thomas BR. Reed
Mel Lampson Bewan
Min Reed
Reed
Lampson Terday
Kansas
Speaker
James Hamilton
Terry Simpson
Fragmented Washington sketches mix music and politics
An armchair column notes conversations in Washington with figures from South Carolina and Texas, including Mr Finley and Edmund W. Simaley. It threads through political views on Southern representation, Monroe Doctrine, and nominations, interwoven with anecdotal scenes of musicians and reporters in late nineteenth century politics.
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Washington Post
Finley
South Carolina
Texas
Washington
Nidgeta
Hinkley
Binley
Yorkville
Real Strenuosity: Roosevelt in Sunday Morning Alarm
The report describes President Theodore Roosevelt involved in a strenuous Sunday incident during which a driver was pressed into service under duress. The event prompted widespread telegraphed notices across newspapers nationwide about the unusual situation and its implications for official duties.
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Bryan Eegle
Roosevelt
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Houston Post
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Alabama
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