Judge Parker and Pulitzer clash in campaign defeat analysis
The article reviews how Joseph Pulitzer shaped the campaign of Parker against Roosevelt, noting Parker's temperament and the impact of Pulitzer's rhetoric. It contrasts the judge's private steadiness with the publicly charged stances that influenced voter perception amid a heated race. It also mentions local notices about crime and polling incidents, reflecting a broad mix of civic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger
Parker
Pulitzer
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Roosevelt
Mackmail
Judge Parker
Banks and Advertising Strength in Savings Banks
A compact look at Pittsburg as the era’s premier advertised savings bank hub. Recounts how consistent newspaper ads built public trust, boosted assets by 58 percent and deposits by 85 percent in five years, and contrasts with nonadvertising banks. Includes stray note on a New York breach of promise case for contrast.
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Pittsburg
New Meico
Gona
Joseph Pulitzer The World’s Disappointed Giant Editor
The most disappointed man in the country is the grizzled blind editor Joseph Pulitzer of The World. A fighter with a masterful mind, Pulitzer dominates The World and its St. Louis paper. He is hailed as a great editor yet reviled for ruthless onslaughts and ethical breaches in controversy.
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New York
Joseph Pulitzer
Joe Pulitzer
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Pulitzer
Parker
Humors and Their Cure Claim in Historical Testimonies
A fragment notes that humors possess the body and rule. symptoms include weakness, languor, and debility. It claims health and strength come only through expulsion, allegedly proven by thousands of testimonials, and implies a cure by a described remedy.
Sunshine and Smiles A Good Subject
A playful classroom dialogue about a chubby girl and analysis. The children joke about reputation and a riddle about the sun and moon.
Snakes Wear Eyeglasses in Transparent Scales
A fragment describes snakes shedding their outer skin and revealing transparent eye scales that protect the eye from debris while remaining clear for full vision. The description notes the scales are tough yet see through, aiding travel.
Five Popes on the Mice of the Globe
Five popes are described as rulers of widespread realms. The Latin Church pope, the Schismatic or Orthodox pope, the patriarch at Constantinople, the pope of Tibet with 500 million subjects, and the schismatic pope of the Mohammedan world seated in Morocco.
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Globe
Constantinople
Tibet
Morocco
Japanese General Nozu Nozu Third Army Leader
Gen Nozu was commander of the Japanese Third Army. He trained early, joined the army young, and earned distinction in civil war, a rebellion, and the China war. He was wounded in battle and admired for leadership across multiple campaigns.
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Nozl
Nozu
Tere
China
Japan
Jefferson Anecdote Involving Begley And Ingersoll
Fragmented reminiscences recount Joseph Jefferson dismissing stagehands including Begley after years of inappropriate familiarity. The tale shifts to Captain Ingersoll and a misquoted quip about a battleship disaster, then to a blunt exchange about reputation and material success in a life of fame.
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Jefferson
Joseph Jeferson
Begley
Thik Itaeiey
Jefferean
Baltimore
Hagley
Rip van Winkle
Gretcher
Patty
Bastey
Round Trip Winter Tourist Tickets to Colorado on Sale
Winter tourist round trips from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo priced at 47.20 dollars. Valid on fast through trains with high class equipment via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwest Line. Maps booklets and hotel net rates available through N. M. Breese General Agent 45 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Colorado
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Union Pacific & North-Western
N. M. Breese
Gen’l. Agt
Vine
Cincinnati
Ohio
Open Hunting Season Begins In Wisconsin And North Michigan
The article notes hunting season opening in Wisconsin on November 11. It reports Northern Michigan travel and low round-trip tickets from Chicago via the Northwestern line until November 15 with return by December 15, plus low rates from all points. It mentions increasing deer and game reports, rates, schedules, booklets, and maps, with contact for ticketing and maps through N. M. Breeze at 435 Vine Street, Cincinnati.
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Wisconsin
Michinga
North Western
Chicago
Ista
N. M. Breeze
Cincinnati
Snake River Valley irrigation empire in Idaho
The Snake River valley in Idaho is described as America's largest irrigation project. It notes 770,000 acres under Twin Falls canal and settlement, with rich produce including 1919 bushels of potatoes per acre and 4 to 10 bushels per wheat acre. Three alfalfa crops per season, superb climate, and homeseekers’ low fares via the Northern Pacific are advertised with contact in Cincinnati for full information.
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Snake River Valle
America
Snake Tiver
Idaho
Twin Falls
Open Inn
Snake River Valley
Tinton Pacife
W. H. Connor
G. A
East Fourth Bt
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mister Ol and Bupply Co Moves to New Dental Offices
Dr G B Martin Haa relocates his dental practice to the corner of Pennsylvania Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Entrance details appear unclear in the notice.
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Mister Ol! and
Bupply Co
G. B
Martin Haa
Denatal
Pennsylvania-st. and
Massachusete-ave
Aemakeeetta
Awe
Little Comforters travel aid pills touted for relief
A Companion describes Dr Maes Anti Pain Pills as a travel companion to many, claimed to soothe brain and stomach nerves to prevent dizziness sick stomach and headache car sickness. The ad emphasizes their usefulness for travelers.
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Maes
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Quick relief
A vintage advertising note touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as curing many pains quickly and harmlessly. The claim includes testimonials from travelers and mentions relief from headaches after a single tablet, urging readers to carry the product on journeys.
Large elk antlers on display in Armourdale shop
A huge elk head and antlers, claimed as the largest in the region, are exhibited in an Armourdale drug store. Owner Samart Hartman, coal dealer, and son Dr Milo Hartman of Healder confirm the specimen was killed in Montana a year ago. The antlers measure neck to tip seven feet four inches, with a four feet six inch spread. Nearby Milwauks fruit pickers report strawberries flowering and promising yields despite a late season.
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Milwaukee
Armourdale
Samart Hartman
Milo Hartman
Healder
Col St
Montana
Hartman
Kansas City St
Burying the Dead and a Veteran’s Plea for Honest Leadership
R R Shiel announces the end of his weekly paper Stunt up for Indianapolis and Tom's Revoltl and reflects on wartime losses. He praises General Thomas and warns against political deceit while urging future leaders to be brave and honest, ending with a pledge to return to honest business.
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Roger Ross Acrins Shel
Indianapolis
Tom
Indiananoils 1 de Lotus
Phestory Liowevelt
Langer
Santytien
Terroll
India
Indiana
Eighth Cavalry
Merton Saul
Kentucky
North Corolina
Harrison
Une Harrison
Virginia
Marrison
Toppetanne
United States
Harrisons
Chicago
T'Smily
Thomas J
Kokomo
Giana
Philliph
Shibeh
Stume_river
Willow Glen
Chickamauga
Allenta
Kuklux
Gallatin
Tennessee
Stone Clyer
Henel Ienerals
Cook
Kasene Sherman
Iilpatrick Saine
Trent
Uber
Thomas J. Marron
Arman
Audie Neral Kilpietrick
Thomas J. Shurriwe
Leutenant
Genend
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Sebo Fet
Ates Parite
Tay Unita
Com
Mailer
Jesus
Ge Sherman
Sieridan Snd
Ueuter Owas
Storesen
West Baden
Tates
Roger Rosencians Bhiel
The Lady of the Cactus of San Diego County
A long report sketches Antonia, an elderly Native woman living alone in a cactus shelter in the desert. She builds a crude fort-like home from cactus, forages for edible plants, and travels to gather water and firewood. Claiming to be over a hundred, she stays healthy, self-sufficient, and prefers cactus fruit to any other food.
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Cenetuy
Ore Man
Antona
Voter views and political quips from a 19th century page
A collection of voter remarks from multiple individuals praising or critiquing candidates and parties. Comments cover education, juvenile courts, honesty in elections, and party dynamics, with nods to Republicans Democrats and populist ideas. Strong voices include Mayer Heltzman and John McGregor amid calls for reform and accountability.
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Jim Krawn
Levtien
Sears Mayer Heltzmans
John McGregor
Rovd Bridges
Detmocray
Willy Bryan
Mann
Colted Stata
Fred Stet
Stanly
Mike
Clyde
Finny Boyle
Ndana
John Spencers
Jack Thinter
Bath tub for sale ten-word ad free in The Sun
Classified note offers a ten word free bath tub sale advertisement in The Sun's male column style. The exact contact details or price are not provided in the fragment.
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Sal
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SUN
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