Telephones and subscription rates listed for Union area
Central Union editorial office in Busan outlines telephone contacts and Starapol Beltorig Rooms. Subscription rates are given for delivery within the city and outside, with weekly, monthly and yearly prices. The text appears to be an OCR fragment detailing contact and pricing information.
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Central Union
Editorial Reoma
Busan Of'co
Starapol
Beltorig
Cerrier
Pizcenia
Beveridge’s statehood fight draws crowded galleries
Senator Beveridge delivers a forceful speech on statehood, sparking a large gallery audience and strong support. Opponents press questions, delaying his remarks into a second day. The article cautions buyers against bogus investments in Oklahoma and the West, urging prudence in land deals sight unseen.
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Beveridge
Patterson
Teller
Spooner
Indiana
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Delusions on railroad reform cited by journal of commerce
The New York Journal of Commerce debunks claims of broad public demand for railroad rate regulation. It argues agitation is manufactured, led by Theodore Roosevelt and allied typographers, with political figures like Rogers and Attorney General H. H. implicated in exposing old secrets to curb the octopus of railroad power.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Theodore Hoosevelt
Journal of Commerce
Theodora Roosevelt
John D
H. H
Miesouri
Rogers
Nerda
Missouri
Bryan Leads Democratic National Convention Prospects
The Bryan program dominates the scene as William J. Bryan appears set to control the forthcoming Democratic national convention. Parker of the Hudson region is cited as leading the party toward an apparent defeat and the era of Cleveland style De Woorney fades. Bryan is portrayed as a champion of the people, aligned with anti money and reform principles long associated with his political stance.
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Bryan
William J. Bryan
Parker
Hudson
Aydio
G. Cleveland
de Woorney
Reaurrenson
Bop
Yryan
Roonsvait
Bryanes
Rockefeller
House of Lords
Roosevelt Taft
Congress
Hearst
Cleveland Vrand
Bryan Democrats
Bryan and Roosevelt in the Nation’s Political Turmoil
The piece traces a decade of political struggle with money power confronting reformers. It notes Bryan's influence and possible propaganda ties to Hearst socialist aims, while mentioning Roosevelt Taft, and the clash within Democratic and Republican camps. It also recalls Keir Hardy’s controversial visit and its impact on labor leadership perceptions.
Roosevelt Aims Tuberculosis Fight Across Government
President Roosevelt orders department heads to enforce strict tuberculosis controls among all workers. Employees must identify at risk individuals and ensure adherence to rules, with dismissal as a consequence for noncompliance. Laboratories may require exams at government expense if necessary. A broader public health impact could save thousands of lives nationwide.
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Roosevelt
United States
Nevada Boom Promises New Mining District Expansion
The piece portrays southern Nevada as expanding into a major mining region with Tonopah’s origin stories evolving into full page miner advertisements and attractive railroad rates. It notes sensational claims by scammers and the town Manhattan rising in prominence alongside Goldfield Bullfrog and Tonopah while warning readers to beware exaggerated boasts.
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Nevada
Tonopah
Goldfield
Manhattan
Southern Nevada gold boom eyed as silver scare fades
The article argues about inflated ore values and a coming boom in Southern Nevada as highways and railways push into the Eldorado. It notes investors from major lines like Southern Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande, and Santa Fe, and calls for continued investigations into Mutual Reserve leaders to clean up trust practices. It claims public interest will rise and a new golden west era may begin before 1906.
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Dan
Garfield
Beck Trust
Rongenso
Manhattan
Southern Nevada
Southern Pacific
Denver
Hio Nicande
Santa Seare
Eldorado
Bryan
Golden West
Mutual Reserve
Foraker Speech Dominates Rail Rate Debate Said to Outshine Others
The article notes Senator Foraker of Ohio delivering a standout speech on the railroad rate bill, drawing strong reactions from peers. Bailey of Texas and others debate implications for 1908 and future Senate leadership, with references to re elections, party dynamics, and potential presidential plans.
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Foraker
Buckeys
Bailey
Texas
Brooklyn Wogie
Senate
Nagle
Licely
Ieader
Doniver
Cummins
Ohio
Hepburn
Disease of money prompts banking bill discussion
The House Banking and Currency Committee debates cleaning paper money and examining bills exchanged at the mall for new notes. Representative Gaines cites Roosevelt and Secretary Shaw on sanitation of currency, while commentary from the Lincoln Commoner questions Democratic prospects and mentions political figures and local intrigue.
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House Committee On Banking and Currency
Gaines
Roosevelt
Sherrick Conviction Debate Sparks Lobby Talk
In the Claypool hotel lobby Friday, locals and travelers debate Sherrick’s guilt or innocence. Many oppose conviction, saying he only mismanaged offices and has suffered punishment already, while others insist the storm over his conduct warrants accountability.
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Sherrick
The
Claypool
Sary
G. A. Anderson
Chicago
Indiana
Alnte
Offea
Hem Rhehl
Xo Feta
Storma
Anyong
Higher Education and the Role of Women in Society
A debate on women’s education argues that higher studies should empower women as wives and mothers first, with options for careers. It urges balanced curricula that cultivate intellect, language, arts, and physical well being, while resisting a shift toward celibacy or single career training. The piece cites Prof. W. A. McReth and debates state needs in education and industry.
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Warciness
Feist
Failé Alithoress
Ariel ‘Lanome Palytey
Educ
Peianouy
W. A. McReth
Tniton
Sinte Norma
Terre Haute
Indianapale
Indianapale, Yesterday. Prof. McBeth ' S Candidate For the Aifles of Stata
Wan
Claypool
McBeth Sai
Lam
Rveh
Waould Beg
Thipky
Aith
Public letters on social issues and remarks from Indianapolis readers
A long collection of reader comments addresses magazines versus newspapers, smoke inspection, university medical attachments, relief efforts for Japan, clever quips about relatives, church life, Interurban growth, lawn care, and opinions on law, tuberculosis exhibits, weather, theater, graft campaigns, and international peace. Names span W. W. Thornton, Woollen, McGregor, Franke Gavin, and many others.
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W. W. Thornton
W. W Woollen
University of Indiana
Purdue University
Jonn
Gavin
Japan
Indianapolis
W. H.calvert
T. J. Willers
Frederick
Herzsch
Nia Amseles
Martin L
Osborne
Chicago American
James P. Boyle
DH. M. Harty
Theodore Smith
Bome
Charles Anderson
Walter Jones
Beart McLure
Little Shavers and a Boston Girl Teach Classic Lessons
A New York Press tale describes a tiny maid of four who meets an uncle shaving at a viad, provoking astonishment and a quip about a barber. A Boston girl, raised to be seen by God, orders her dog home after a sidewalk moment, insisting God watches where she goes.
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Little Shavers
Dorothy
Sears
Himeelf
Caele
New York Press
Boston
Tribute to the Press from Burgess Pennypacker
Burgess Pennypacker of West Chester pa an advocate of newspapers praised Philadelphia papers before a Wilmington Young Men's Christian Association meeting. He credited the press with cleansing the state of Pennsylvania and said newspaper men stand at the cut post of the twentieth century and deserve glory for serving the people.
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Burgess Pennypacker
West Chester
Gov. Pennypacker
Young Men’s Christian Association
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Young Man Joins the Charge in Promising Times
The Boston Transcript notes a youth named Joseph Meali Petternon, described as exceptionally young for his era, yet already public about ambitions and deeds. The item presents a capsule view of youthful aspiration and suggests a broader social pattern among young men of the period.
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Jon
Joseph Meali
Petternon
Hoston
Why Do I Work So Hard in a Modern Life
A fragmented or reflective verse passage questions daily routines and the grind of work and meals. It muses on the meaning of waking early, rushing through breakfast, and returning home late, debating whether such toil brings genuine purpose or mere fatigue.
Stormy politics loom as GOP chief warns of house race
Chairman Babcock signals urgency in Republican circles warning that Democrats will win the next house unless action is taken. The Baltimore News notes unsettled conditions and a brewing political storm as parties brace for the upcoming electoral battle.
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Babcock
Baltimore News
Rabronis and cabbies in new government role
The Minneapolis Journal notes the Rabronis and cabbies face similar acceptance by authorities as Uney adjusts to a new role after losing self rule. The piece hints at tension between mobs and state power in a shifting political landscape.
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Uney
Mnneapolis Journal
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