Great Cry Little Wool Over Northern Securities Shuffle
The Republican press hails a circuit court ruling against the Northern Securities merger as a triumph, but critics question tangible public gains. They argue rates and service for travelers and shippers remain governed by inter state commission and allege key figures would face penalties only if law enforcers choose to act.
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People's Voice
Wellington
Circuit Court
Northern Securities
Supreme Court
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Mr. Hill
Mr. Morgan
Howelper
Hill
Northern
Wall Street
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Abov- Railroads
Morgan, Hill
Knox
State Officers Excluded in Roosevelt Reception
Governor Bailey was the sole state officer to join President Roosevelt's reception in Topeka last Friday. Officials say a mistake left other state officers unable to view or greet the President. No parade carriages were provided for them, they skipped the Auditorium meeting, and returned late seating tickets. Lieutenant Governor Hanna had no gallery seats.
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Bailey
Roosevelt
Topeka
Hanna
Senator Fullington Dies in Clay County
State Senator Geo. H. Fullington of Clay county died last Friday at his home in Dina. Funeral services were held at Clay Center. He was a pioneer of Clay county and a brother in law of Dr. Scott of Garnett.
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Geo. H. Fullington
Clay County
Dina
Clay Center
Fullington
Dr. Scott
Garnett
Vive Le Roi by Frances Maule E Vive le Roy
A poem reflecting on the death of a king and the transient nature of power. It counsels acceptance of change, urging joy in life and resilience in facing praise and blame as all shall pass beyond the veil. The speaker rejects dwelling on grief and embraces a celebratory, enduring outlook.
Moses and the moral force of Thou Shalt Not Kill
The speaker argues that the law given to Moses, especially Thou Shalt Not Kill, grounds civilization’s protection of life from cradle to grave. He contrasts murder with state and mob killing, extols Moses as a supreme lawgiver, and cites Jews and Jesus to affirm humanity’s primacy over power, wealth, and war.
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Isamel
Moses
Mount Sinai
God
Heaven
Rest for man and value of life against Mammon
The text contrasts how Jesus and Moses elevate human life over wealth worship. It criticizes railroads and mines for harsh schedules, calls Mammon a threat to laborers and infants, and argues nations endure only by protecting life and happiness. It also cites the Declaration of Independence and claims socialism has divine authority for protecting life.
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Jesus
Baal
Mammon
Moses
Socialism and Anti Christ in Word and Works critique
An excerpt argues against E O Meitzen and Lana Vincent's Word and Works essay on socialism. It defends true socialism as Christian, critiques misrepresentations about the French Revolution, and asserts socialism as a science arising from the trust era. It questions wealth inequality and the idea that those who cannot work should not eat. The piece references Bellamy and Wilshire in context.
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Meitzen
Eprtor Worp
Lana Vincent
Bellamy
Wilshire
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