Mr Clark urged for fair rail service duties in commission
Advocates including Mr Clark support his selection for the Interstate Commerce Commission noting his fair temper and broad experience in railway labor relations. They argue his knowledge will aid lawmaking on rail safety and the treatment of accidents while opposing public ownership. Honduras trade figures from 1905 show strong US import and export ties, with Honduras sending most exports to the United States.
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South America
Trrnanarcne
Commission
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Bis
United States
Honduras
The Sun in Summer Vacation Subscription Notice
A brief notice urging subscribers to renew The Sun before travel. It states a daily letter from home and warns about mail sent to the old address. The ad offers a rate of 269 per month and notes address changes during summer travel.
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Inglanapolis Sun
Newa
Indiana
Siomlagonbaih
Bea
Sun
Central Union
Tastoapoli Tel. Ca
Astmooths
Chicago
Tribuce
A.W. Allen
Indianapole
Ind
Indianapolig
Bryan boom forecast by Lincoln senator in Vincennes debate
The Indiana air stirs speakers at a Vincennes chautauqua as they discuss William Jennings Bryan. Senator Elmer J. Burkett predicts the Bryan boom will fade, while others insist the current agitation for potential candidates ensures Bryan remains in the spotlight two years hence. The piece questions Democratic unity and hints at possible paths for Bryan with or without a third presidential bid.
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Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
Charles A. Towne
Bryan
Elmer J. Burkett
Lincoln
Neb
Vincennes
Ula
Burkett
Regul
Washington
Xenator
Linco
United States
Mr. Bryan
Mr Clark's Views On Railroad Questions
Mr Clark named to Interstate Commerce Commission has practical railroad experience from bottom to top. Sun-hee notes his career as a conductor older railroad man will shape his understanding of railroad workers' attitudes toward proposed regulations and reforms.
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E. E. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jatiroan
Ontong
Wealthy rockefeller lookalike mockery sparks court fines
An article notes how Dr James H Jackson of Rockford was amused by being called John D Rockefeller by friends. Three men were arrested and fined for the misdemeanor, with the penalty suspended on promise to mock less in the future. The piece contrasts wealth and identity, pondering how likeness to a famous figure taints or elevates a person.
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Cleveland
James H. Jackson
Rockford
Jackson
John D
Wall Street
Rockefeller
Theodore Rocasvalt
Sir John Macdonald
Canada
John
Sir John
Kansas City Star
Interventions Bring Peace and Benefits to Nations
A historical note discusses the wet powder metaphor for revolution, mentions a commercial benefit, and frames U S intervention in Central America as restoring peace. Honduran, Salvadoran, and Guatemalan involvement is cited, with the United States credited for fostering stability amid the war context. The piece emphasizes national gains from peace secured through friendly U S action.
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Honduran
Salvador
Guatemala
United States
United
Indiana native Brake discusses western opportunities and Indiana gains
Mr. E V Brake of Denver and Cole, visiting the city, praises the west for young men seeking business and public life while noting Indiana and the middle states rank highly. He says Hoosiers often reach top offices in the west and stresses Indiana's strong track record in public life and enterprise.
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Denver
Cole
Indiana
Fowler
Brake
Colorado
Burssa of Labor
State Statistician
Dis Bureau
West
Northwest
Huntis
United States
Middle States
Chicago
St. Louis
Central West
Lord & Thomas
America
Beveridge Bill Draws President’s Counsel In Meat Inspection Debate
Senator Beveridge, who sought rigid meat and cattle inspection funding, consulted the president on his agricultural appropriation rider. A Kansas man recalled a telegraph prank about a proposal, while a visitor at the Supreme Court observed contempt of court rulings against the Chattanooga lynchers. Spooner and LaFollette reportedly turn vegetarians as debates over Jim Crow accommodations and the Foraker amendment spark national attention.
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Kansas
Shere Tharoypan
United Stated
Supreme Court
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Benatar Foraker
Joseph Benson Foraker
Narmesake of
Babes
Foraker
Root Dismissed as Serious Presidential Opponent
Pittsburg Sun notes Taft faces weak challenge as Root travels abroad. The editor mocks Root’s lack of support and boasts of Taft’s strong standing despite international duties.
Death-Ready Recruiting for an Executioner Seeks Expert
A deranged recruitment verse mocks labor unions and political figures while urging a firm hand and swift action. It taunts authorities, mentions Copenhagen style execution and a Denver Republic, hinting at a sensational, violent tone with bold, archaic phrasing.
Senator Ingalls and the sharp wit of political life
The Kansas City Star recounts tales of Senator Ingalls famed for sarcasm, recalling a rebuke about appointing a friend, and a late lesson in diplomacy. It also notes Rear Admiral Evans at the Waldorf Astoria, and profiles of long-serving railroad conductor Albert Roath and other notable figures, including Governor Beckham and Henry Clay Frick.
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Mr. Ingalls
Evans
Automobile
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Notable admonition shapes young speaker amid regimental ties
The scene centers on a reprimand to Eli John as he departs. A speaker warns him to avoid future public reporting while in arms, contrasting H. H. Rogers Jr. and the Rockefeller/Vanderbilt circles. Rogers, a vigorous, popular scrapper, mixes freely with his men, unlike the reserved Vanderbilt who stays with officers.
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Ing
Eli John
H. H. Rogere, Jr
National Guard
Vanderbilt
Rogers
Brewer judges Taft or Bryan as potential president
Juaticn Brewer of the supreme court muses that either Taft or Bryan could win the presidency. The text hints at brewing opinions and a question about which candidate holds support among other brewers.
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Supreme Court
Taft
Bryan
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