Taft foreign policy praised but questioned in Ohio platform
An Ohio state convention platform lauds Taft’s diplomacy while criticizing Knox and the administration’s handling of Far East and Central American issues. It cites Crane’s recall and various diplomatic setbacks as evidence of flawed policy and diminished U.S. prestige abroad.
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Ohio
William H. Taft
Taft
United States
Philander G. Knox
Far East
Central America
Washington
Europe
Root
Knox
Mr. Knox
F. D. Cloud
Mukden
Japan
State Department
Repub
Diplomatic strains in Far East amid Manchurian talks
An analysis argues that American diplomacy failed to station senior representatives in key Far East posts during Manchurian negotiations. It details Japan Russia cooperation, the December 18 proposal reception, and rising anti American sentiment as Washington's influence waned.
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China
United States
Russia
Japan
Thomas F. Millard
Millard
Far East
Mntil
Scribners
Yokohama
Seoul
Mukden
Antung
Dainy
Fice
Mr. Millard
State Department
Foreign Office
Count Komura
Baron Goto
St. Petersburg
Washington
East
America
Back Again on Monday In The Scrap Book
Poem fragment in Baltimore Sup with verses on freedom wildwood joy and the return to work. Mentions birdsong blue sky and duty, a rhythmic echo from gardens to shop and mill. Written by S8. W. Gillilan.
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Jane
W. Gillilan
Baltimore
The Wonders About Us and the Call to Everyday Marvels
John Burroughs urges embracing the wonders and mysteries of the world without dreaming of distant realms. He states the true inwardness of the gross visible world surpasses any imagined supernatural abodes.
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John Burroughs
Opportunity knocks at every man’s door
A Dooley quote discusses how opportunity tests different men by knocking, hammering, waking, and sometimes striking when doors prove closed. It contrasts those who seize chances with those who ignore them, noting that each person encounters an opportunity in his life.
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Mr. Dooley
Poet and disciple walk through endless sand dunes
A wandering poet and his disciple stroll through a city and dunes. The disciple complains of sand, while the poet insists the walk reveals a truth beyond mere sand and heaven. The exchange questions perception and meaning in a short metaphor.
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Maarten
Maartens
The Latest Role in Preservation of Old Rubber
The notice highlights efforts to save and study aged rubber materials. Researchers and curators discuss methods, funding, and public interest in preserving historic rubber artifacts for museums and educational programs.
The Flight Cost of Living by Milo Hastings
A social commentary on rising living costs argues real causes lie in production limits and taxation. It critiques a Senate committee report and highlights trusts, monopolies, and scattered forces across the economy as drivers of higher prices.
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Senate
Senate Committee
the Sun
Saturday Evening Post
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Committee of the Whole
Progressive Platform Aims to Reform National Policy
In Indianapolis, W. H. How presents a Progressive Platform urging equality, tariff reform, international peace, arbitration, direct senatorial elections, a national health board, emigration limits, pension for mothers, use of convicts for public works, homesteading, and a streamlined, lobby-free 30 day legislative session to boost government efficiency and press freedom with accountability.
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Indianapolis Sun
National Board of Health and Education
Mexico
Canada
Indianapolis
The Courteous Answer in London Gossip Note
A playful dialogue features a partner teasing Mr Glossinest about being an early bird. He responds with gallantry and declares he has caught the worm, capturing a light, urbane tone from London society chatter.
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Glossinest
London
Do you think a girl of your expensive habits could manage
A fragmentary dialogue line hints at a social clash over finances and propriety. The quote references a young woman with costly tastes and a presumed challenge to her restraint. The text is incomplete but suggests a social tease about money and behavior.
Beveridge questioned on tariff and monopolies in Brazil letter
Editor J L Wilson of Brazil Indiana asks The Indianapolis Sun to publish a substantial answer from Senator Beveridge addressing why he did not oppose tariff increases or monopolies in earlier campaigns and why he now speaks out. He urges an editorial reply to convince Beveridge’s opponents in the county.
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Indianapolis Sun
Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
United States Senate
Brazil
Ind
J. L. Wilson
Deserve Their Money Says Illinois Claims on Legislator Pay
An unnamed speaker with a "diffdent whiskers" characterizes Illinois claims that paying a legislator to vote for a U S senator is not a crime. The remark appears as a critical commentary on political corruption and the legality of political bribery.
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Illinois
United States
Sena
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Germany
Far‘east
Korea
Portland
Fligh
Milo Hasting
the Forum of the People
Frank A. Munsey
W. H. How
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