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United States
Daily Reporter
Geisha Skin Food
Embezzlement of Power and Direct Democracy
A critique of public officials who betray trust as an “embezzlement of power” and a call to curb representative government. It argues for direct voting on senators, initiatives, referendums, and direct primaries to reclaim power from thieves in office.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Aldrich
West Virginia
United States
Uncle Sam Plans formidable Cavite fortress in Manila Bay
Special Cable reports the United States aims to move Pacific naval base to Cavite, build an artificial island at the entrance to Manila Bay, and fortify with fourteen inch guns. The plan, viewed in Washington, Tokyo, and St. Petersburg, would create a Gibraltar like naval fortress to deter all comers.
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Uncle Sam
Manila Bay
China
Far East
United States
Philippine
Olongapo
Manila
Tokyo
Shanghai
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Cavite
Pacific
Oiongapo
Frederick D. Abbott
Maila Bay
Subig, Bay
Philippines
Corregidor Island
Caraboa Island
Corregidor
Carabao
Color of War Remains in Smoke Silent Battle Vistas
A WWII era style reflection notes smokeless powder hides combat scenes turning battlefields into silent landscapes. A veteran recalls fifteen South Africa engagements where Boers were unseen. Innovations like Maxim mufflers aim to mute sound, yet blood and valor endure in war.
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South Africa
Hiram Pery Maxim
Wall Street Sees Morgan Backed Prosperity Amid Turmoil
The piece notes J P Morgan and Cortelyou shaping policy toward Wall Street and the presidency as markets fear a strike and regulatory crackdowns. It reports talk of secrecy with Roosevelt and Taft, possible wage-safe rails, and a looming Europe trip to reassure financiers. Nearby Toronto notes fashion in anticipation of royal visits by the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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New York
Totary Cortelyou
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Wall Street
White House
Philadelphia
Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Washington
John D
William
Rogers
Archbold
Stillman
Standard Oil Group
Standard Oil National City Bank
United States Treasury
Taft
Roosevelt
Gan
Baltimore
Travelers ‘and Merchants’ Association
Toronto
Can
Dominion of Canada
Prince and Princess of Wales
Dominion
Railroads Use Federal Receiverships to Evade Law
Washington dispatch reports railroads seek receivers in federal court to bypass state laws and coal-rate limits. Western Maryland and other Gould roads push receiverships to reorganize debt, while critics urge Congress to curb abuses and ensure bond buyers are protected.
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Washington
D. C
Gould Roads
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Oe Morris
United States District Cart
Baltimore
Bush
Reseier
Maryland
Bowling Green Trust Company
International & Great Northern Railroad of Texas
Gould Road
Geo. J. Gould
Texas
Texas State Commission
Gail
Newlands
Congress
Death of Indianapolis peddler John Smith on wagon
John Smith, a peddler from Indianapolis, was found dead on his wagon after suffering a heart failure attack. The incident is reported as a fatal collapse occurring during work. Authorities are notified and the case is under inquiry.
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John Smith
Indianapolis
Mrs Hall Adopts Three Waifs as Companions for Her Son
Mrs Jean ette Waittr Hall wife of Northwestern University professor W S Hall advocates motherhood through adoption She has legally asked to adopt three children Muriel Hall 5 from Foundlings home Ethel Haselman 14 and Bradley Bowen 11 The piece notes Muriel as especially beautiful in Evanston.
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Jeanette Waittr Hall
W. S. Hall
Northwestern University
Muriel Hall
Foundlings Home
Ethel Haselman
Bradley Bowen
Little Muriel
Evanston
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Ad Claims Gentle Cleansing
A Want Ad in the Reporter touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild liver stimulant and cleanser for the skin. It promises gentle action for women and children and notes its superiority to pills and waters due to non irritation of the stomach and bowels.
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W. H. Porter
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