Prosperity and its uneven gains in industrial growth
The article critiques the distribution of industrial wealth noting over 87 percent of capital in manufacturing is in firms with one million dollars or more and over 81 percent in firms above one hundred thousand. It questions whether prosperity truly benefits the masses or merely creates millionaires. It laments unequal labor conditions and calls for better mass conditions alongside education progress under Garfield. It also comments on Hinshaw's prison return after murdering his wife and endorses removing such danger from society. It critiques Republican ticket choices for moral grounds.
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Hanly
W. E. Hinshaw
Michigan City
Hinshaw
Wmlich
Judge Alford Sees Battle Over Gettysburg Grafters
The piece questions Judge Fremont Alford and Prosecutor Benedict amid cries of temper and motives in a push to root out grafters. It warns personal vengeance could taint justice, urging clean conduct and condemning revenge as worse than crime. Garfield, a famed tennis player, is noted for cabinet potential.
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Fremont Alford
Benedict
Alford
Gettysburg
Judge Alford
Joe Hogue
Bill Bogardus
Avery
Prosperity Proclaimed in Roosevelt Thanksgiving Message
A 1905 census notes U S factory output at 16 866 700 188 dollars with rise in wage earners by 755 298 and output by 3 091 025 985. It highlights increasing concentration of manufacturing in large establishments, with firms owning 62 7 percent and corporations 22 2 percent of establishments.
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Roosevelt
Recarporstes
Sptapllehmenits
Lessons From New York Election On Hearst Influence
The Kansas City Journal argues the New York race offers a lesson on patriotism and hysteria. It says danger lies in causes like moneyed interests and law defiance, not only in hysteria, and urges honest business practice to curb destructive methods and prevent renewed Hearst influence. The piece emphasizes sober public judgment and decisive action to restore balance.
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Hearst
Kansas City Journal
New York
Bryan
Debs
New York State
Thong
Lincoln
Aga
Ace
Newspaper fragment on political threats and candidate's wife eyes
A distressed fragment suggests groups may act to cleanse their house using Hearst as a tool, only to control him. It downplays countrywide danger and says action would come only if political and commercial sinners compel it. A New York dispatch hints at the governor-elect’s wife leaving something inferred from the election.
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Hearst
New York
Thera Ae
Umbrella Loyalty and Odd Bequests Across a Turbulent Era
A rich Bostonian leaves a $6,000 legacy to a young lawyer who once lent him an umbrella in a rainstorm. The piece suggests that generous acts, even when repaid with money, reveal hopeful human sentiment, contrasting simple kindness with mere barter. It touches on politics, Panama plans, and social quirks, then shifts to ostrich farming as a new American industry with rising birds and healthy prospects.
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Boston
Fingy’ Conners
New York
Valentine
Cour A
Iry
South Africa
Raleimora Ameri
Fay Lees
Thia
Aifnifa
Bomebody
Arvertee
Indiana Hotel Echoes Pre Election Pacts and Voter Apathy
A fragmentary Indiana report describes pre election pledges between parties at the Hotels Byceking, with locals noting little campaign spending and some voters forgetting to cast ballots. The piece lists registered attendees from various towns and reports mixed views on Hearst and labor union politics, including quotes from George Gaylord and references to labor gatherings in New York.
The Loves of the Lady Arabella in New Novel
Molly Elliott Seawell presents The Loves of the Lady Arabella from Bobbi Merritt Co with illustrations by Clarence Underwood and Franklin Booth. A chronicle by Richard Glyn follows Inez, Lady Arabella, through war and politics to a witty, romantic ending featuring Sir Peter Hawkshaw and a cast of naval officers and society figures.
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Molly Eliott Seawell
Bobbi-Merritt Co
Clarence Underwood
Frantlin Booth
Hays
Kiel
Arabella
England
America
Michard Glyn
Peter Hawkshaw
Inez
Peter
Araballa
Sir Peter
Wenkshaw
Literary pay gaps spark debate on English and French novelists
The piece notes English authors earned more in England than in France where pay was meager. It cites estimates by Ince Sir Walter Besant about 60 English novelists earning above a threshold ten years ago, rising to about 150, while France showed about 66 earning at all. It adds pay figures for Emile Zola, Sevigne, and others, then drifts into anecdotes about Tom Sawyer sugar and a Twain/North American Review reference, ending with remarks on literary recognition arriving late in life.
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France
England
Walter Besant
Emile Zola
Tom Sawyar
St. Henry
Tia
Ifis
Dresent
Henry
Mack Twain
Alt
Innt
Alne Times
Mark Train
Lohmach
Clara Clamana
Miss Clemens’ Teachare
Mies Clements
New York
Mra
Rnda Ashforth
Sho
Florence
Sean
Ars
Ramuel I. Clemens
Broadway
Annie Hasselt
Miss Hobbs
Catharine
Puck
Mrs. Russall
North
Waltley
Wes Ey
Court in Fleding Ohio Deals Lenient Fine On Company
The court in Fleding Ohio imposes a fine of 5000 dollars on Stanford OM company, far below a potential six million dollar penalty. Observers suggest leniency reflects consideration for the consumer press.
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Fleding
Ohio
Stanfard OM Company
Washington Poat
Political Commentary On Leaders And Impulses
A scrambled clipping cites Washington and New York papers debating public impulse and leadership. It notes Cortelyou and Taft in a discussion of steering public opinion, with references to coaches and wheel-horses shaping policy and the president’s team.
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Taft
New York Mall
Rather Fresh Duluth and New Fork in civic pledge
A fragmented excerpt reflects a 1900s style critique of urban identity and public life. It references Duluth aligning with New Fork to favor schooling for children, portraying Butte as a flowerless town and invoking American Review of Reviews. The piece shifts to a chorus about “Somebody” and national fate, hinting at social ideals and public virtue.
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Duluth
A RC
New York World
Butte, Mont
American Review of Reviews
Hearst vicinity quiet. Vodeville opens for Landis
A terse notice hints at an ominous quiet around William Randolph Hearst’s area and encourages Fred Landis to cheer up as Vodeville becomes available to him. The fragment suggests a theater or entertainment opening linked to Landis amid regional tensions.
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William Randolph Hearst
Fred Landis
Vodeville
Cause and Effect in Shoe Prices Reported
A brief note from the Atlanta Constitution suggests the rise in shoe prices may be tied to the end of railroad passes. The Glendale Colorado report describes Must Be Bill's Brother and a boy who cannot stop running when he starts, alongside unrelated Bryad family references.
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Atlanta Constitution
Bill
Glendale
Col
Je Ne Coe
Bryad
Grastacerphta
Eyes of actresses recalled by observed chronicler
A stage observer lauds eye expressions in actresses. Julia Marlowe, Maxine Elliott, Blanche Bates, Olga Nethersole, Fay Templeton, Sarah Bernhardt, Maude Adams, Gertrude Coghlan, Anna Held, Elsie Janis, Edna Wallace Hopper and others are described by their use of eyes to convey emotion. The piece mentions Melba on opera, Clemens family hints, and notes on Carus earnings from phonograph royalties.
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Julia Marlowe
Maxine Elliott
Maxina Elliott
Nat Goodwin
Nathan Hale
Daspase
Blanche
Lor Sweethsart
Olga Nethersole
Fay Templeton
Sha
Miss Templeton
Sarah Bernhardt
Maute Adams
Gertrude Coghlan
Anna Held
Elsie Jania
Elsie
Edna Wallace Hopper
Pittsburg Post
Politician Opinions and Local Observations Archive
A collage of voter remarks and civic notes spans candidate views, mayoral talk, and public concerns. Residents discuss ward results, health tips, and street work as a snapshot of city life with comments from Taylor Grosinger Charlen Horst James Norwood J Clyde Power Eaward Bray Martin Wylamd J Sternet Joseph Kelly J Laforge Harry Wallace John Atkins Walter Stevens S Me Sextoo Pocahontas coal myths and winter street paving efforts on local blocks.
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Taylor Grosinger
Bsiness
Charlen Horst
Leonard Quill
James Norwood
J. Clyde Power
Bookwaler
Mao
J. Sternet
Joseph Kelly
S. J. Laforge
Benator Baveridge
Bavaridge
Harry Wallace
Eversighing
John Atkins
Salvation Army
Walter Stevens
W. E. Winshaw
W. T. Durbin
Hinshaw
Virginia
Indiana
Rogere
Cite
Notable Figure Cartelyou Praised by Cincinnati Enquirer
The Cincinnati Enquirer comments on Cartelyou's rise and distant ties, noting the departure from Democratic allies and predicting a fall from influence as he ascends. It laments the loss of old associates and speculates on future absence from familiar circles.
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Courier-Journal
George
Cincinnati Enquirer
Flora's Romance and a Cozy Dream Scene
A fragment from the Minneapolis Journal and Good Housekeeping evokes Flora's romance with a secretary’s daughter and a homey dream room. The passage pairs lyrics-like imagery of a simple cottage, glowing lights, and a warm table with a sense of longing and domestic comfort.
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Flora
Mass Flore Wilson
Ling
Minoeepols Journal
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