Morris McGovern feud over governor bid tests La Follette pact
Milwaukee Daily News reports a heated exchange between Senator Tom Morris and Francis E. McGovern over a possible gubernatorial campaign. The piece notes pressure from McGovern allies for an early declaration and accuses a La Crosse press bureau of misquoting Morris and violating the conference pact delaying active campaigning.
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Senator Morris and distrust among gubernatorial hopefuls
The piece accuses Senator Morris of misrepresentation while noting rivals distrust him. It suggests Morris refuses to explain, betting that his progressive competitors rely on his integrity and won’t believe in familiar schemes referenced as the "Eleventh Story."
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Stamp crusade defended against graft claims
The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis association launches its second stamp drive amid strong defense of volunteers. The Tribune denounces charges of graft as mean and unchristian, citing honest spending on education, exhibits, and public health. No salaries drawn by officers, funds used for prevention and protection of families.
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La Follette Defies Regularity Over Tariff Reform
Reactionary newspapers praise Taft for courage in opposing mid west sentiment. La Follette, a Republican, challenges party lines in St Paul arguing the tariff bill serves producers and benefactors, not a true cost comparison. He cites Germany and criticizes Aldrich for weak commissions and unkept platform pledges.
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United States
President's central bank plan faces opposition in insurgent states
The article notes broad public doubt as the president advocates a central bank put in private hands, recalling the old abuses that led to Andrew Jackson’s clash with the institution. Republican papers align with Senator La Follette, signaling anticipated battles in the next nominating campaign.
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Not Guilty Finding in Lady Macbeth Case Reported
A Chicago lawyer reports Lady Macbeth has been found not guilty in a long running case. The proceedings have dragged on nearly as long as the case involving John R. Walsh.
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John R. Walsh
Execution of Prof. Ferrer Sparks Inquisition Echoes
Report notes the recent Spanish execution of Professor Ferrer stirring echoes of medieval inquisitions and barbaric methods.
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Prof. Ferrer
Spain
Forest Fire Study Aims to Cut Losses and Improve Defense
The forest service sends Raymond W. Pullman to fire zones to assess damage origins and effective suppression methods. This field data on burned areas aids preventive and remedial plans beyond Washington office work.
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The Snow Flake Messenger Poem Parody
A recounted poem from St. Paul Dispatch describes a snow flake messenger delivering winter cheer and a secret to Mr. Mortal Man. The flake from the Queen of Snows laments loves dying young, but melts before sharing a full message, ending with a poignant note on lost transmission.
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Free and Easy in Frisco Prompts British Paradox
A San Francisco vignette contrasts the city’s free and easy social climate with a touring Briton’s formal expectations. The narrator recalls a Palace hotel moment involving the English traveler, a racing man nicknamed White Hat Macarthy, and a mysterious register entry for The Honble Archibald James Fitz Alan and his valet.
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White Hat McCarthy and Valise My Restless Life Quote
A fragment from H. De Windt's My Restless Life mentions White Hat McCarthy and a valise as part of a quoted reminiscence. The line evokes travel or frontier imagery within a restless life narrative.
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Grant Crossing the Rapahannock Report
Prisoners describe Grant's army crossing the Rapahannock with confidence, noting no pontoon train was needed. A Confederate asked how they would cross back, and the Yankee replied that Grant says any who return can cross on a log. The anecdote reflects wartime morale and wit at the moment of the river crossing.
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Mosebey
New York Tribune
Bad Sign in Conversation About Exams
A judge jokes about doctors operating on someone named John after two examinations yesterday. Hiram Fallow contemplates leaving on the afternoon train in his Sunday clothes amid the discussion.
Butcher Leader Criticizes Wheat Corners as Patriots
Edward O Neil president of the Master Butchers association of New York rails at wheat corners and accuses cornerers of patriotism while joking about John Stockton and domesticity in a New York Times reference. The remarks link meat price concerns to wartime food economics and domestic behavior.
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Wit and Tales From Irish Wit and Whiskey Legend
Lord Beresford praises Irish character in a column sketch. He cites a humorous shooting tale involving a squirrel and a later quip about whiskey compared to a torchlight procession, illustrating Irish humor and pride.
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Court recalls witness in divorce case on drunkenness
Opening of the court recalls testimony of a colored witness before Judge Strimple in a divorce action. An attorney pressed about daily drinks. the witness admitted irregularly taking five to six drinks, and sometimes about thirty or forty. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes post season club surges against leaders.
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Governor Osborne in North Carolina power play
Ardmore confronts Miss Dangerfield as the Governor’s absence leaves North Carolina in limbo. She asserts control, outlines Appleweight’s chase, and reveals a delayed, unsigned letter from Governor Dangerfield that could change the state’s response to crime.
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Washington
Jerry Dangerfield
North Carolina
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California Doctor Praises Peruna For Catarrh Cure
Dr J W Fuller of California testifies he suffered years of head catarrh affecting smell hearing and sight. After costly methods failed Peruna cleared the ailment entirely, leaving him feeling youthful and relieved. Also mentions Man a Lin an ideal laxative.
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