Roosevelt Nominated Urged By Washington Republicans
A Washington Republican convention resolution urges President Roosevelt to accept the renomination, praising his faithful service and trust earned. The piece notes the public interest in the president over Congress and mentions the Chicago White Sox maintaining interest.
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Roosevelt
United States
Bryan
Washingtoo
Bis Party
Washington
State of
Irwin Glenart
Phildelphia
Giatatone Dowie
America
Stewart
Ned
Reform Devild Wagon Parade Sparks County City State
The writer mocks reform measures as a loaded automobile and a "reform devil wagon" to tour the country. They compare state city and county efforts, praising Secretary Taft as a handy man for political maneuvering. The piece satirically envisions a grand procession of machines promoting reform.
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Reform
Taft
Gailey-West
City paving politics favor bitulithic over alternatives
The city administration appears biased toward asphalt creosoted block pavements, often overruling property owners who favor bitulithic pavement. The author insists residents should choose the pavement they desire, warning against discrimination by officials and urging Indianapolis interests to take precedence.
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Indianapolis
Gianapolis
Saving Coal by Mechanical Stokers in Locomotives
John W. Cool a locomotive fireman contributes an article to the Locomotive Fireman’s Magazine, arguing mechanical stokers improve coal combustion over hand firing. He notes stationary stoker use and potential benefits for locomotives, while acknowledging technical Difficuties and the need to train firemen to reduce smoke. The piece highlights fuel economy as a driving reason to pursue stokers in railroads.
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John W. Coo
Indianapolia
Mr. Cool
Indianapolis
Uxacen
Ives
Indiana Auto Promises Reform With Modern Car Mood
The piece defends automobiles amid complaints about travel disruption and broken tires. It touts statewide use for road inspection, honest contracting, and reform efforts, noting Indianapolis considers a large car with a siren to deter thieves and illicit liquor traffic, urging broader adoption by reformers.
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Sharkera
Indiana
Mark Twatebee
Orange County
Indianapolla
Newspapers Help Birth Rate Debate Keeps Minds Active
The piece surveys public thought on how to sustain intellectual standards, praising newspapers as bulwarks of civilization. It notes influences on mental activity, cites Roosevelt and Washington politics, reports bank robberies in White Cloud Michigan, legal and labor tidbits, and forecasts a bicycling revival, meat inspection changes, and crop hopes in Russia.
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James Hellavex
James
Newpapers
Bryan helps husband with writing on trip abroad
A Detroit Free Press fragment recalls Mrs Bryan aiding her husband Nevrag kean by typing his articles during a trip abroad. She studied the typewriter to keep him productive, reading related material and aiding his work on the road. The piece interweaves political anecdotes about Senator Stone, Kellogg, and Depew, plus a portrait of aging figures in New Hampshire and Philadelphia politics.
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Kean
Mra Bryan
Bla
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Detroit Free. Press
Newport
N. H
Mason
James Hollows MacGregor
Joel MacGregor
MacGregor
Ana
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Ezra T. Sibley
Weltlam J. Bryan
Lines to a Straw Hat Obscene Verse Satirizes Weather
A poem-like fragment mocks the weather man and rising temperatures. The speaker berates the hat as a terror guiding forecasts away from autumn’s mild expectations. Wary of fashion and garb, the verse railbacks stockings belts and white footwear in playful satire.
Entertaining Talker At Sherman House Sparks Local Politics
A man described as Jim Anderson, a farmer and Democrat from Franklin County, spoke in front of the Sherman House about public affairs. He claimed government cleaning efforts were flawed, praised the idea of party balance, and urged support for the Tomahawk ticket while planning to travel to Conneraville that night. An ex state senator mentioned local political shifts and the rising GOP efforts in the wake of recent party changes.
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William Pitt Kelloxg
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Inois
Nebraska
New Orleana
Kellogg Breant
Louisiana
Denver
Wesalt
Jim Anderson
Pranklin County
Sherman
Jim
State House
Houng
Wn Tong
Republicana
Alfa
Teddy
End of era talk on Cuba and U S policy shifts
A jumble of editorial quips notes Cuba and U S relations, hinting at Cuba seeking a wife of its own status and suggesting the sixtieth Congress may face a Cuba worker visa issue. It cites editorials from the St Paul Dispatch New York World Kansas City Journal Minneapolis Journal and Life as a source of opinion.
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Cuba
Bam
Havana
Witiesson
Union
St Paul Dispatch
Stories of country life and a congressman’s humor
A clipped Washington page piece recalls Maj. C. Le McCrawley the social Alda sharing a rambling country vacation anecdote about farm sounds and restless nights. Warren F Daniels a Franklin area figure once guided a New York millionaire to a room and joked about cash in Congress as they shared supper later.
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Maj. C. le McCrawley
White House
Coney Island
Hornoon
Warren F. Daniels
Franklin
Nhs
Congress
Daniell
New Yorke Millonairé
Political Drift Shapes Kentucky Nomination Soon
A parsing error story notes a Democrat in Kentucky shifting toward government ownership ideas as William Jennings Bryan advances a similar position, highlighting intra party strategy and nomination concerns amid Milwaukee sentiment.
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Bryan
Milwaukes Hentnel
Our Little Girl Poem Fragment From Nebraska State Journal
A nostalgic verse recalls a young girl who died early, imagining how life would be with her presence. The poem references a childhood home, cherished mementos, and the ache of loss felt across time.
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Earth
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