Taft and Ballinger contrasted with Roosevelt policies
The letter critiques President Taft for backing Interior Secretary Ballinger against Chief Forester Pinchot, arguing it betrays Roosevelt conservation aims. It asserts Ballinger aided private grabbers of coal fields and mocks Taft’s loyalty to “the interests.” The piece reflects Western skepticism toward Taft, Roosevelt, and congressional spending, urging readers to consider the political implications for 1910.
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Wm. Howard Taft
Ballinger
Forester
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Forester Pinchot
Taft
Alaska
Paris Mercury
Eusapia Parda Cevian Left and Right Handed Note
A fragment notes that Eusapia, normally left handed, became right handed in a particular instance, highlighting an unusual hand fixation or alternation observed during a session. No further context or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Eusapia
Medium Loses 17 Pounds in 20 Seconds.
Carrington cites Milan tests where Eusapia Palladino and a chair on scales lost about seventeen and a half pounds in under twenty seconds. Observers ensured no disposal or eye help, noting the medium’s faintness and other marked aftereffects, as well as unusual laterality shifts by Prof Morselli during seances.
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McClare
Eusapia Palladino
Hereward Carrington
Milan
Eusapia
Morselli
Genoa
Apology urged for misjudged Senator Warner on tariff vote
In a provocative op-ed tone critics urge Democratic papers to apologize to Senator Warner for past remarks about his tariff bill stance. They acknowledge his ties to Aldrich and Missouri politics while praising his consistent voting and patriotism amid partisan debate.
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Rhode Island
Cass County
Congress
Huntsville Herald
Post Card Sale At The Picture Shop Exceeds Expectations
A large assignment of high class post cards arrived for sale at The Picture Shop the head quarters for post cards. The latest hits and fresh weekly supply from New York Chicago and Boston ensure the largest and most up to date line in Lexington.
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George Broadhurst
Willis Wood Theatre
Kansas City
Mr. Broadhurst
New York
Chicago
Boston
William Winter
Suecinet
William Archer
United States
London Tribune
England
William A. Brady
Joseph EB. Grismer
Arthur Maitland
Felix Haney
John Moore
William Cullington
T. Guise
M.J. MacQuarrie
Paul Byron
William Lloyd
H. J. Hewitt
Madeline Winthrop
Florence Mack
Lexington
Free samples promise relieve elderly ailments scandalous ad
An old age health ad touts Caldwell s Liver Pills and a free sample offer claimed to aid digestion and constipation. It urges readers to send name and address for a trial bottle, asserting government endorsement and free tests, amid warnings of widespread elderly suffering.
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Dolinaton i
Hk. Ut
Alex
Ues
Meritu
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