Editorials Split on Franchises and Deliberation
A critical look at News editorials shows inconsistency in stance on interurban franchises and city street impacts. The piece argues against rapid decisions driven by hostile press influence, urging careful deliberation and decency in public affairs despite editorial pressure.
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Consider the Man The Key To Victory And Progress
A column argues that history’s driving truth is that it is the man who counts not ships or guns. It says victory in war and peace rests on a trained mind, a sound body, and a courageous heart, guiding machines and forces to serve society. The article extols perseverance and leadership as the decisive factor across crises.
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Togo
Ife
Court attire questioned in garbled report on Reid's apparel
Fragmentary clipping cites Whitelaw Feld's attire at court and a debate over tobacco purchases across state lines. Mentions Judge Leathers and a figure named Trepoff in Petersburgh, with confusion over who enforces the act and where smoking is permitted.
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Whitelaw Feld
Reid
Editorial by Other Persons Editor The Sun
A Ohio citizen defends Senator Foraker against Indianapolis News attacks. The letter asserts Foraker never claimed to seek offices, praises his public service, and criticizes Vice President Fairbanks and his Chicago paper for biased coverage. It cites past patronage actions by Fairbanks and urges careful scrutiny of such editorials. Washington, D. C., June a, 1905.
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the Sun
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Hoey
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New Yorker Proposes to Suck Cleveland and Roosevelt
A New York man quips about political payoffs for voting for Cleveland and Roosevelt, while a quirky mix of city life, rail trips, fashion, and public notices fills a paper page. The column references baseball crowds in Cleveland, architectural chatter, a gold mine find, hoop skirts, and civic notes amid global rumors and travel deals.
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Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer
A garbled 1906 era forecast discusses a Saturday and Sunday divination with warnings about birthdays and affairs, suggesting quarrels and financial risk. The text shifts to an observation on Indian walkers, detailing gait, balance, and foot mechanics, with notes on pediatrics and movement.
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