Black Flag of Standpatism in Pennsylvania Gop Fight
The article argues the New York Tribune and other papers warn against old guard Republicans led by Penrose, Foraker and Cannon, fearing a return to corrupt standpat leadership. It cites editorial quotes about the danger to progress and the likely voter response against resurgent standpatter candidates.
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Penrose
Mossiacks
the Tribune
Foraker
Washington
United States
New York Evening Mail
Gallinger
Joe Cannon
Congress
Aldriches
Barneses
Lorimera
Fog Rules Make Vessels Move With Extreme Caution
Authorities announce a new requirement that vessels must proceed with extreme caution in fog conditions. Mariners must limit speed, use sound signals, and maintain safe distances to reduce collision risk and ensure safe navigation.
Tariff Debate And Gaynor Sacrifices Highlighted
Opponents blame tariff cuts for trade pressure and higher living costs while supporters argue price declines have been small and gradual. The article also notes Mayor William J. Gaynor’s estate shrank after his four years in office and his salary failed to sustain his family’s lifestyle, with executors detailing his sacrifices amid public service and abuse.
Distillery Bought To Be Destroyed In Farmington
A New Mexico W C T U group purchased a Farmington distillery to wreck it as part of reform efforts. A Paterson New Jersey judge facilitated a marriage for a penniless couple, aided by a reporter’s notes. The article notes London cubist note paper and ink colors used by a writer. Kansas women plan self laundering to fund drives. Eighteen Alabama alumni who left university over fifty years ago to join the Civil War were honored with diplomas. their group had originally seventy members.
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University of Alabama
Switzerland
Germany
Genoa
Geneva
Savoy
Republic
A Great Fruit Year Anticipated in New Jersey
The Newark Star reports New Jersey farms forecast the biggest strawberry crop ever with the first shipments, followed by bumper cherry yields and excellent outlooks for apples peaches pears and plums. Auto dealers are expected to profit from increased farm commerce statewide.
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New Jersey
Jersey
Newark Star
Carranza Seeks Participation at Niagara Under Own Terms
The New York Herald criticizes Carranza for insisting on participation in mediation talks at Niagara Falls while refusing a ceasefire. It notes Brazil Argentina and Chile offer only friendly mediation, urging Carranza to accept suspended hostilities. The piece contrasts U S mediation with Carranza’s alleged ambition and cites harsh climate notes from Paris.
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Carranza
Dic
Tate
South America
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
United States
Niagara
Teddy’s South American trip labeled zoogeographic reconnaissance
The quote notes Teddy Roosevelt calling his South American journey zoogeographic reconnaissance, framing his travel as scientific exploration and a keen phrase-maker’s device.
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Teddy
A World of Varying City Grievances and Bold Remarks
A collage of editorial snippets and satirical takes from multiple papers. The notes lampoon American cities Minneapolis St Paul and Los Angeles, praise railroads boasting no fatal accidents, and mock the Venus craze while quoted by Julian Street in Collier's.
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Buffalo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Los Angeles
National Guard
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Julian Street
Collier's
Democratic Administration Foresight in 1916 Outlook
The Philadelphia Record imagines a two year horizon where tariffs stimulate trade, rail freight rises, and a booming crops era boosts spending. A superior banking system replaces the old model, Colombia ties mend, and Mexico stabilizes under public interest. Trusts disintegrate, boosting nationwide prosperity and healthy competition.
No Kick To Make As Long As You're Fair And Straight
A poem from the Los Angeles Express advises that if you have good fortune without ill luck, loyal friends, fair bosses, faithful partners, and temperate success, you should have no reason to complain. It extols steady effort, honest earnings, and prudent conduct as the path to contentment.
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Los Angeles Express
A Combination Against Wilson in 1912 Politics
The piece argues that Republicans lack a nominee while Progressives have a candidate and issue but no party. It compares an old tale of two cripples to describe how Roosevelt might be mounted on the blind Republican party to defeat Wilson, suggesting a strategic partnership is hoped for by some Republicans and Progressives.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
Thoughts Worth Reading
The ocean speaks in slow deep tones full of mystery and awe. It moans over the dead it holds and lulls them to undisturbed slumbers.
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Haliburton
Exterminators Tackle Rat Infestation in Sheffield
Deputy Consul Luther J. Parr reports major rat infestations in Sheffield steel works and stores. American exterminators may be demonstrated as a solution amid city planning moves to demolish the central killing shambles and fish market for urban renewal.
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Sheffield
Luther J. Parr
England
It Had a Charm in Parish Gossip Exchange
A fragment depicts a conversation about parish gossip with lines on truth and charm. The speakers discuss whether the news is troth or gossip and express mixed interest in hearing it.
Advertising Can Cut Fixed Rent by Attracting More Business
A storekeeper is urged to use advertising in The Rec ons to lower fixed rent costs. By treating advertising as part of the rent and boosting volume, the owner can compute a new percentage based on increased business. If it fails, the public was not reached effectively.
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Empress of Freland
Storstadt
R. Storekeeper
Recons
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Bank of Personal Service
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Chicago
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Calhoun County
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New York Post
Cowper
Louisville Coarter-Journal
First National Bank
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Company
Long Branch, N. J
Hyer & Flock
Undertakers
L. Goldzeiger & Son
Second Avenue
Brighton Ave
West End Court
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Racers Peer Company
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