Taft fund contributors hidden by silence warned by judge
The text argues Taft campaign managers hide contributors while Mr. Bryan remains partly informed. It alleges major names like Morgan Rockefeller Harriman Schwab Schiff Armour Dupont back Taft or Democratic causes, suggesting Taft will not publish the donor list for fear public misinterpretation.
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Taft Fund
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Rockefeller
Harriman
Schwab
Schiff
Armour
Dupont
Taft
Hearst Libelcase Attack on Haskell Seen As Potential Gamble
The piece argues Hearst may not prove the Oklahoma governor’s guilt in bribery claims tied to Standard Oil. It notes Hearst’s testimony rests on hearsay and a single source, risking a weak case if challenged in court. Political damage to Haskell is evident, while Hearst could face accountability for spreading accusations if innocence is proven.
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National Democratic Party
George Vennable
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Ohio Democrats and Taft in Ohio 1910 forecast clash
In a long analysis Walter Wellman argues Ohio will lean toward Bryan in 1910, reshaping the presidential race with 23 Ohio and 15 Indiana votes possibly boosting Bryan without New York. He cites abnormals in mood, labor, and tariff reaction, while urging Republicans to fight to the last moment. Wisconsin progressives press Davidson on tariff and La Follette support to back his 1910 candidacy.
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Charteris case stirs social talk at Park village
In a sheltered village, talks swirl over the Charteris scandal and its social ripple. Hugo Charteris, Esme Burgess, Joy and Mollie discuss the case’s glare on reputations, the Park crowd, and the tension between old estate manners and growing public scrutiny.
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Esme Burgess
Park
Giles Mottisfont
Lavinia
Publication debates on campaign finances stir political theater
The Herald quotes a dialogue on how Democrats face dangers of misconstruction over publishing campaigns before elections. Names like Hearst Sullivan Hopkins and Sheehan appear as symbols of political labels. The piece hints at future revelations and whether public confidence will curb campaign financing secrecy.
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Roger Sullivan
Ma P. Hopkins
W. F. Shee- Mar
Herald
Roosevelt Letter Urges Taft to Abide by Chief Justice Path
In a letter to Judge Taft regarding the chief justiceship, President Theodore Roosevelt counsels adherence to established norms and procedures, urging restraint and careful consideration of the qualifications and duties involved. The exchange underscores Roosevelt's view of the judiciary as a steady, nonpartisan institution.
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Roosevelt
Tribune backs Bryan and progressive Wisconsin stance
The Tribune declares its support for Bryan over Taft, aligning with La Follette and the Wisconsin idea. It endorses progressive Republicans and opposes reactionary elements, pledging to judge any progressive Democrat versus progressive Republican solely by candidate efficiency.
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Publicity in Divorces from the Brooklyn Eagle
The Brooklyn Eagle defends public access to divorce records arguing that publicity aids court integrity. It contends courts require the public as a checks and critics, enables honest trials, and prevents collusion and censorship in a free society.
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Cupid's Army Maneuver
A German lieutenant proposed to a Chicago girl by cable as part of a joke. The incident illustrates the army theory that campaigns are better conducted at a distance from the firing line.
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New York World
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Cable
Freddie’s Stork Desire Outshines Baby Sister Curious Tale
Delineator recounts Freddie’s morning reaction to the nurse’s claim of a baby sister. While Freddie dismisses the infant, he eagerly asks to see the stork, turning a family moment into a humorous, childlike vignette.
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Liability of Married Women in Garnishment Case
United States circuit court in Allen-West Commission Company vs Grumbles holds a personal judgment cannot be rendered against a married woman in garnish ment by her husband's creditors under Kirby's Digest section 379. Proceedings against the wife should not be maintained.
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Allen-West Commission Company
Grumbles
Federal Reporter
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wills
The Nashville American notes how memories reshape stories recounting love and conflict. It observes men exaggerate past feats to appear heroic as time passes, often portraying themselves as the victors while downplaying defeats.
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Marriage quarrel exposes changing hearts in script
In a brief exchange Mrs Newwed laments loss of love and asserts the partner has changed. Mr Newwed replies he cannot find a sillier spouse, leaving the scene with a tense, witty sting.
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Mr. Newwed
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