Optimism over Beveridge praise in First district resolutions
The Indianapolis Star analyzes the First district convention, noting Beveridge enjoyed a rare, grudging endorsement from foes and a concession-laden praise paragraph. It contrasts this with harsher, more favorable notes from other districts and argues optimism should stem from the First district's stance versus the party’s broader split.
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Evening Sun
Beveridge
Indianapolis Star
Sun
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
United States
Star
Taft
Payne Tariff
Hemenway
Watson
Republican Party
Tenth District
Payne
Crumpacker
Tenth
Party
Disgrace of Being Caught and Cried in Resignation
A derelict mayor of Newark Ohio cried after being forced to resign, his tears reflecting public disgrace. The real shame stems from his refusal to enforce laws and his alliance with corrupt forces that tainted the city he led. The piece views sin as ongoing for some, with remorse only surfacing after consequences.
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Newark
Ohio
Who Paid These Voters In 28th District Pennsylvania
Testimony from the primary contest reveals voters bribed with $2 bills wrapped around cigars handed out at polls. Joseph C. Sibley adds $1,819.60 to expenses, totaling $49,518.43 for a congressional nomination. A letter from Standard Oil is cited as possible funding source.
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Twenty-eighth
Pennsylvania
Joseph C. Sibley
Congress
Joseph B.foraker
Bailey
Texas
The Wages of Sin Face the Public Eye
The piece argues sin brings inevitable shame and calls out a Newark mayor for hypocrisy and perjury. It asserts newspaper scrutiny deters crime, stating concealing wrongdoing only harms the public and erodes conscience and reputation, urging readers to fear publicity more than courts.
Secretary Ballinger Criticizes Roosevelt Over Deception
The Providence Journal notes Ballinger’s view that Roosevelt was misled by so called friends and adds a public impression tainting Taft, stressing the irony that the cane, not the person, drives the misfortune.
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Ballinger
Roosevelt
Taft
Providence:Journal
Variable Winds and Bryan Weather Noted in Atlantic Constitution
A Western exchange discusses the uncertain Bryan weather, echoed in the Atlantic Constitution. The item highlights fluctuation and ambiguity in forecast terms related to regional weather discussions.
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Bryan
New Base of Operation Sharks Off the Coast
A New York dispatch reports a school of sharks near the coast. The piece notes that Wall Streeters renewed interest in yachting, reflecting a shift in leisure and maritime activity as seen in Philadelphia sources.
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New York
Wall
Take Your Time and Share a Gentle Word
A Newark Evening News excerpt urges patience and calm amid haste. It argues that slowing down brings joy, fewer worries, and kinder interactions. The piece warns that relentless rushing may lead to burnout and death, urging readers to travel at a walk and savor life before rest and time run out.
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Newark Evening News
Today and Now The Bellwether Call of Action
A reflective quote from Charles Ferguson urges immediate action and purpose. It frames the future as an illusion that arrives only as today, urging decisive deeds in the present regardless of time or mortality. It emphasizes urgency and personal responsibility to act now.
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Charles Ferguson
Four Leaf Clover Place of Luck Poem by Eilla Higgingon
A sentimental verse about a sunlit place where four leaf clovers grow. It links hope faith love and luck to finding this hidden nook. The author Eilla Higgingon signs the piece with a personal attribution.
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Eilla Higgingon
Industrial Accidents in Allegheny County Examined
Crystal Eastman presents a Pittsburgh survey based look at work accidents in Allegheny county. The study records 526 deaths and 2000 hospital cases in 1906 07, analyzes causes and demographics, and argues for fault based loss distribution to curb future injuries.
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Miss Eastman
Russell Sage Foundation
Allegheny County
Pittsburg Survey
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
National Manufacturers’ Association
Pittsburg
Ilto
United States
Indifference Threatens the Republic in Polls of Voters
Ex Govern Joseph W Folk warns that indifference among citizens endangers democracy. He urges voters to become actively engaged fighters against graft and corruption, likening good governance to tending crops and neglect to weeds. Citizens must act decisively to uphold the republic.
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Joseph W. Folk
Nice Cool Sewer Picnic Pleasantries
A family on a hot evening jokes about the heat and the contrast with a “nice cool sewer” where someone works. Mrs. Casey quips about heat while Casey counters with a view of cooler work underground, reflecting a light, humorous exchange from National Monthly.
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Casey
Mrs. Casey
The Best He Could Say
Mrs Starvem asks about the chicken soup to Mr Newbord who questions its quality. He remarks the soup is very tender and somewhat varying in texture, in a concise exchange from Catholic Standard and Times.
He Couldn't Lie Mother Reprovingly Conversation
A Boston Transcript excerpt features a mother chiding Bobby for nearly lying about cake. She reminds him she asked if he would like another piece and underscores the distinction between saying no and lying.
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Bobby
So Gazzam died suddenly in heat question
The Baltimore American reports a remark about heat linked to the sudden death of Gazzam. The exchange questions whether heat was the cause, with the line You kept asking people if it was hot enough for them reflecting on the incident.
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Gazzam
Cannot Escape Calumny in Washington Star Quip
A busy author responds to criticism saying you can’t please people and joking that if he had crisper phrasing he would have quoted more accurately. The Washington Star frames the exchange as a comment on authorship and public judgment.
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Washington Star
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