Roosevelts West Tour Sparks Party Debate
The piece questions whether President Roosevelts West tour boosts his bid for the Republican nomination and the 1912 election. It notes crowd enthusiasm in the West, concerns among Eastern tariff interests, and contrasts Roosevelts stance with McKinleys cautious wartime approach while critiquing tariff reform efforts and the influence of industrial groups on party platforms.
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Roosevest
Roosevelt
Weathol Roosevelt
Hils Naval Palley
Far West
Lariat
Picket Pin
Winchester
Republican Party
Col. Roosevelt
McKinley
Spain
Cuba
Washington Tariff Ideas Attributed To Cummins In Iowa
A Washington correspondent asserts Gov Cummins will carry tariff reform notions from Washington into Iowa aligned with the St Louis platform. The piece cites Western Republican history, noting Kasson and Allison as earlier, more radical reformers, suggesting Cummins may imitate that radical stance in Iowa despite denials.
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Nn Tank
Pennsylvania
William D. Kelley
Iowa
Kasson
Tarif
Washington
Gov. Cummins
St. Louis
Republican Party
West
John A. Kasson
William B. Allison
Doubt Cast On Administration’s Anti Trust Drive
A Missouri tale casts doubt on the administration’s stand against trusts. One twin, deemed insane, was committed while the other was escorted to the asylum. A sheriff’s telegram asked which of two look alike madmen spoke truth about a railroad to the moon and opposition to trusts, highlighting partisan belief in the administration’s motives.
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Missouri
Republican Party
Morgan
The Roosevelt Dynasty Emerges in Republican Race
The piece notes panic among Republicans over any nominee but Roosevelt and argues the Roosevelt incumbency appears dynastic rather than electoral, emphasizing unwavering loyalty to the political leader as if in a monarchy.
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Roosevelt
Col. Roonevelt
Machen Faces Talk of Penitentiary No Immediate Action
The text reports talk in Washington about sending Mr. Machen to the penitentiary, but he remains distant from any prison. his collection of pulled items has not yet been examined. Rathbone and Neely are optimistic that nothing serious will occur to Mr. Machen.
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Machen
Washington
Mr. Machen
Pulla
Messrs. Rathbone
Neely
Harmony and Foraker Hold Front Seat on Roosevelt Bandwagon
The scene shows Mr. Foraker smiling from a front seat on the Roosevelt bandwagon while Uncle Hanna clings to the vehicle with a quiet, precarious grip on the tall board, highlighting tense support in the political tableau.
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Mr. Foraker
Uncle Hanna
A Fellow Feeling in His Tribulations
In his present tribulations Mr. Payne will command sympathy from Mr. Root, who knows from painful experience what it is to have a scandal blow to under him every two or three weeks.
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Payne
Root
Capital of Lower Canada Fortress and City
Special Car describes three great Canada East cities Montreal Quebec and Ottawa with their fortresses and settings. It highlights Mount Royal Gothic churches St Peters Rome and the Duberlin terrace at Quebec facing the St Lawrence and the Chateau Frontenac hotel on the terrace crest above the old city.
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Lower Canada
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Ontario
Noble Mountain
Mount Royal
Royal Mount
McGill University
St. Peters of Rome
St. Peter's
Rome
D Battery
Dufferin Terrace
St. Lawrence
Venice
Chateau Frontenac
Bt Lawrence
Curious old Quebec and its medieval charm
The writer extols Quebec as a compact replica of St Peter's plan with Château Frontenac above the piloted heights. It notes foundations dating to 1608 and French homes 159 to 200 years old, calling Quebec a fortified, picturesque medieval-like city in North America.
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Quebec
Henry Ward Beecher
America
Ehrenbreltstein
Rhine
St Peter's
Athedral
Chateau Frontenac
Henry Ward Beecher Wald
Europe
Irrigation Gains and Sheep Grazing in 1901 Agriculture
A Department of Agriculture irrigation report led by Elwood Mead shows Madison Wisconsin experiments delivering notable yields. Clover hay up 2.6 tons per acre, corn up 26.95 bushels, potatoes up 83.9 bushels. Net profits per acre: hay 20, corn 11, potatoes 73. Sheep offer waste-plant control via pasture grazing, weed destruction, and late-season lamb fattening in corn fields with dwarf Essex rape, improving land use and mutton and wool yields.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Elwood Mead
Missouri
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Madison
Madaon
Middle West
Town Agricultural College
Percheron Breeders Meet Officers Approve Premiums
A special meeting of the American Percheron Horse Breeders Association directors convened at the Grand Pacific in Chicago on May 20. Reports showed strong finances and higher registrations than last year. Resolutions authorize paying outstanding bills and granting 600 in medals for the American Royal Show at Kansas City and for premiums at the International Live Stock Exhibit in Chicago. A unanimous vote recommends 1000 in cash premiums for Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis in 1904.
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American Percheron Horse Breeders’ Association
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
Kansas City
Association
St. Louis
S. D.thompson
Galloway Breeders Association Show Catalog Released
The preliminary Galloway Breeders Association catalogue outlines show classifications and premiums for stock shows in Kansas City October 19 to 24 and Chicago November 28 to December 5 1903. Kansas City premiums total 100 dollars across five breeding stock classes. Chicago premiums total 75 dollars across four classes. Avery Gintleway breeders urged to request copies from secretary R W Park at 17 Exchange Avenue Chicago. Some folks would find fault heaven of Providence wise but they would keep them out.
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Galloway Breeders’ Association
Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago International
Avery Gintleway
R. W. Park
Exchange Avenue
Uthels
Tyrant of the Household Keeps Couple Home
A humorous exchange shows a couple reluctant to go out as their 14 year old daughter demands quiet at home. The husband cites obligation to stay in and the daughter’s request for an early night prompts the domestic stalemate.
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Sue
She Receives Invitation To His Wedding Ring Comment
A woman asks to be invited to a wedding ceremony and the groom says the event will be crowded but hopes to fit her in with a ring pun. The scene ends with the ring described as astonishingly good or.
They Needed Him Suspicion and a dismal marriage tale
A bride laments that her husband no longer loves her after she notices he stops leaving change in his pockets. The exchange hints at changing fortunes and lost identity as a man’s fidelity and memory become ambiguous. In a separate courtroom interlude a judge cuts short a defense witness, stopping the abuse of language and discharging the prisoner.
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Alx Mantha
Boston
Old World Courtship Between Parents and Suitor
A brief quip on family alliance and parental approval. A barbler remarks that a father’s opinion may differ from his child’s, teasing with a wry view of marriage expectations.
Unreasonable Slater and the Haunted House Prank
A humorous snippet describes children playing haunted house with a hollow clalh gag. One child named Mamma-Why complains, while Herbert and Slater recall the prank. The reader is left with a playful, if chaotic, image of ghostly mischief.
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Unreasonable Slater
Herbert
Nister
Ant
Magazine of Humor
Birthday Surprise Exchange Ends With Tense Banter
The Philadelphia Record quotes a comical exchange between Mr. and Mrs. Krochett in which he vows to surprise her on her birthday. She coolly requires the reveal, prompting a witty dialogue about gifts and implied danger from a talking knife and fork.
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Tan
Philadelphia
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Connean Abould
Celea
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Atlanta Constitution
Be She
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Barbler
Mr. Krochett
Mrs. Krotchett
Mr. Krotchett
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