Much Ado About Nothing Misreads Bryan Lecture Tour
The article defends Secretary Bryan against criticisms of a 1913 lecture tour noting his $12,000 salary is helped by $4,000 earnings from outside work. It argues absence from the Mexican and Japanese issues does not hinder policy and that lecturing is legitimate, urging reasonableness in public discourse.
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Monroe
Clay
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Washington
Wilson
Ishington
Balkan War Renewal Shapes Migration and Development
The fragmented text notes renewed Balkans conflict affecting the United States indirectly. It mentions great loss and influence, reduced Tibet resources, and vast former perquisites being opened for Serbian and Montenegrin development, driving emigration from these areas.
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Past Boldness of Special Interests Provokes Alarm
The sworn Mulhall testimony alleges the National Association of Manufacturers paid Indiana Republican Rep. Watson 250 weekly plus a 10 000 bonus to block tariff reform and hints at a 2-term Taft White House plan. It also cites suffragette violence in England and a Liverpool stock exchange bombing confession by a woman linked to the movement.
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Newark News
Noon Freed Cities Face Embarrassing Meeting Times
The Philadelphia Record notes that the wind that blows no one good affects distant countries and that the United States remains closely tied to global events, implying shifts in schedules and civic meetings as cities seek relief from noon restrictions.
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Judges as Protectors of Liberties
Courts sometimes overstep but also shield the public from official overreach. Seattle's Socialist mayor refused to curb a riot linked disturbance, then barred a paper for publishing the riot news. The paper gained an injunction forcing the mayor and police to lift the embargo or face jail.
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Time as a nation’s partner in history
Premier Muller of Brazil says time is indispensable to history and nation building. He asserts the United States has advanced rapidly but that time alone polishes a nation and cannot be replaced by other factors. The quote emphasizes patience and long term development.
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Brazil
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English merchants seek government ships for Atlantic cable
Fifty years ago today a deputation of English business men petitioned for the use of government ships to assist Cyrus W. Field's Atlantic cable. One English firm subscribed 325000 dollars for cable stock. Twenty five years ago today ratification of the Bayard Chamberlain fisheries treaty between the United States and Great Britain faced strong opposition in the national senate.
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Jay Cyrus W. Field
United States
Great Britain
National Senate
Suffrage Debate Sparks Alarm Over Violence and Delusions
The piece mocks militant suffragettes as dangerous fanatics while noting traffic dangers from poor wagon design. It cites Senator Ashurst and his suspensions over alleged misuse of funds, and questions Sulzer's New York primary prospects amid political maneuvering.
Editorial fragments and political satire excerpts
A collage of editorial bits from various papers includes a New Yorker overindulgence anecdote, a denial by ex-Congressman James Watson, skepticism about a world circumnavigation claim, and derisive commentary on tariff board politics. It closes with a humor piece on railroads and drink cups amid legislative quirks.
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Kansas City Star
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Reading
Votes For Babies in a Pursuit of Infant Suffrage
A provocative plea in a New York American snippet argues for infant suffrage, claiming women voting harms babies and calling for political rights for the truly innocent. The piece envisions laws benefiting infant needs and the milk industry, contrasting adult suffrage with baby ballots.
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New York American
Alleged Forger Caught in New Jersey Capture
Leroy Kneeringer twenty six sought in forgery robbery and bigamy was arrested at Fort Slocum by Detective Ha wood Minagh. He fled April 12 with Myrtle Parker sixteen from Eatontown after forging checks at local landmarks. The pair allegedly married in Buffalo and Kneeringer's arrest may solve several robberies from before his disappearance. He had used the alias Fred Slater during Army enlistment.
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Buffalo
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Fred Slater
Thoughts Worth Reading Like All Other Countries
Thoughtful reflection on how the United States compares with other nations in the New World, highlighting shared challenges and opportunities in culture politics and economic development. The piece prompts readers to consider national identity and future directions.
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Thigh Bone Grafts Spine At Newark City Hospital
A surgeon at Newark City hospital used a portion of a shin bone to graft into a decayed spinal section, following a similar operation five weeks earlier on Vito Tasaguika. The patient, Joseph Orlowsk i, has been at the hospital for two months.
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