The Difference in Men Across American Politics
An analysis contrasts Theodore Roosevelt with Wilson and Taft, arguing Roosevelt’s power focus harms governance. It cites Elihu Root praising Wilson’s honesty and conviction, while critiquing Roosevelt’s temperament and dictatorial tendencies in shaping U.S. policy and leadership.
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United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Pyk
Wilson
Roosevelt
W. H
Taft
Atta
Wilcon Ly
Elihu Rooter
Spire State
Root
Fragmented Press Text Signals Crime Law Debate
The readable fragments discuss crime mania and suggest re enacting capital punishment law. The piece mentions revulsion, executive measures, and convicts welfare as factors influencing public contempt for the law. The text shows a newspaper’s speculative take on criminal era causes.
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Monwealth
Capital Pun
Welfare Societies and the Real Help for the Poor
The piece critiques welfare groups for focusing on sympathy rather than aiding the imprisoned or the poor outside prison walls. It notes the Washington DC red light shutdown displaced many women who could not find honest work at $8 weekly. It argues true uplift comes from practical aid rather than public praise.
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Washington, D. C
Red Light
Dred c
Political clash over canal tolls and tax exemption debate
The article mocks supporters of canal toll exemptions while highlighting how politicians from both parties discuss tolls. It argues military and national interests favor the canal for all, not just a small shipper class, urging equal rates for all users and warning against specialization for a few.
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Houseline
House of Representatives
Post-Intelligencer
Alaska the world's meat shop outlook on reindeer industry
A reindeer industry in Alaska could dominate meat supply within five years, reducing reliance on beef. Congress may need to end monopolies held by Lapps and natives, enabling white citizens to breed and import reindeer. The Overland Monthly piece notes private capital hesitance and highlights an ad for reindeer meat from Crowley & Porter.
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Central
Puget Sound
Overland Monthly
Edward Hurja
Alaska
Congress
Crowley & Porter
Pioneer
Senators to be elected by popular vote this year
The article notes that one third of the Senate seats will be decided under the seventeenth amendment requiring direct popular vote. The Herald projects Democrats gaining six to ten seats for a 20 to 22 majority, while Fairbanks papers buzz about District Attorney Crossley’s rumored resignation.
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Bers
Congress
the Herald
Senate
Fairbanks
Crossley
BARD CANNOT FACE MOTLEY CHERCHAKOS
Frontier bard Robert Strang shares Yukon trail tales from Whitehorse to Dawson in a rugged account of roaming potions, camps, and the lure of virgin creeks. He contrasts Juneau life with backcountry cabins and the pull of the hills for gold diggers and dreamers alike.
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Dawson News
Robert Strang
Klondike
Yukon Trail
Whitehorse
Yalow
Fairbanks
Dawson
Stranger
Toack
Yukon
Cordova
Juneau
Stewart and
Pelly
Box
Ynas
Strang
Lind of
Glas
Solphuy
Flat Creek Dredge Shows Good Returns
The article notes Flat Creek dredge profits and costs, with per cubic yard dredging expenses and high overhead. It mentions California comparisons and large depreciation due to Guggenheim Exploration debt, plus challenges from boulders and clay strata affecting scope and costs.
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Flat Creek
Mimag
Yukon
Thaesonei Hey
California
Zume
Derseness
Mawson
Wre
Mijarod
Cnllateral
Forc Unl
Formaress
Guggenhein Exploration Company
Secretary Redfield Sees Alaska Opening as Nation Grows
Secretary of commerce William C. Redfield told Seattle readers that Alaska would break free from isolation with a government railroad and open for national development. He warned the lid on Alaska would stay on its hinge, enabling future connections to the East and South.
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Redfield
Alaska
William C. Redfield
Commerce
King County Democratic Club
Seattle
Maska
Northwest
IDE Dr noun Ow tt Bohla th s that Flat ill ey
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a person or place in unclear form. Readable items include scattered words like ide and flat, but no coherent event or names to confirm. The readable text suggests a local note or brief entry rather than a full report.
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Iditarod
Mr. Arbuckle
McDonald House
Discovery
Otter
C. G. Haggith
Seward
Donnelley
Very
Aresa
Seoonist
Iditarod Meat CO
Eroneis
Miners’ Home
Sam Wilmer
Regina Hotel
N. P. Gilmore
The
New York Herald
Robt
Soutar
Bard
Riana
Thy
Rockies
Golden Eagle Hotel
1St Ave
Rogers
Glasing
Sghlapik
Iditared
H. Behla
DR. Moore
Grand Hotel
E. M. Stanton
Law Office
Iditarod, Alaska
Netarod
J. C. Moody
Law
Second Avenue
W. F. Harrison
Near
Marshal's Off
Chas E. Taylor
Attorney At Law Bank Block
Iditaroa
RST
ST. Iditarod
Grean
Otter Cafe
Pioneer Drug Store
Flat City
Howard Watch
Howard
J. L. Sale Iditarod Leading Jeweler OF
North
Entelvision
Otter Precinct
Cormeneiua
Hopuller
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Hevson
Uber
Boar Creek
Peech Ar
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