The Apotheosis of a Private Citizen Roosevelt Portrait
A lengthy defense of Theodore Roosevelt as a extraordinary leader whose faults are forgiven by his achievements. The piece lauds his courage, integrity, political genius, and impact on American politics, citing his Panama Canal effort and ability to shape public opinion. It portrays him as a transformative yet controversial figure admired by millions and hated by as many.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Move for kissing abstinence by Cincinnati woman
Mrs Rechtin of Cincinnati launches a four dollar anti kissing crusade claiming kissing spreads disease and promiscuous exsculation. A signed pledge and five cent membership button fund the effort with no stated use for surplus. The plan asks volunteers to refrain from kissing as a public measure in a movement described with satirical tone.
He is received back among us as a Colossus of America
The passage extols a public figure who returns to prominence and stands as a towering national figure. Critics predict downfall, yet seasoned commentators have consistently foreseen his continued rise. The text questions who could dim the glow of his renown.
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America
Republicans caution on Katzenbach nomination in Monmouth
The Monmouth County edition of the Republican Red Bank Standard argues Democrats misinterpret Katzenbach's 1907 margin, claiming his big win came from an opponent's unpopularity. The paper warns against trusting the opponent's advice and warns Democrats against helping Katzenbach merely to pull the county ticket.
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Red Bank
Monmouth
Katzenbach
Why Have Juries Questioned in Damages Case
A historical note critiques overruled jury damage awards in Edwards vs Central Railroad. Two juries, each willing to award $1,000, saw Supreme Court intervention as excessive and ordered a retrial. The piece questions the legitimacy of overturning jury verdicts on opinion alone and hints at political concerns in Monmouth County with mentions of Katzenbach, Vivian Lewis, and party dynamics.
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Supreme Court
Edwards
Central Railroad
Weather Plotter Teddy Blamed for Good Weather
A quotation from Professor Me Laughlin of Chicago University labels a figure as a tolerant weak well intentioned failure. The remark questions the need to identify who is being estimated and suggests the motive is to land Teddy for delivering favorable weather.
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Melaughlin
Chicago University
Teddy
Editorial Comment on Roosevelt and Politics in 1900s
The piece critiques Roosevelt’s fame and leadership, noting the strong partisan divide in the United States over him. It discusses party principles versus organization, calls for adherence to Republican platform tenets, and questions the elevation of Roosevelt as an untouchable demigod while highlighting human flaws and the risks of hero worship.
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Garret A. Hobart
Republican National Committee
J. I. Dolliver
Lowan
United States Senate
Paterson Press
Congress
Newark News
Teddy Roosevelt Homecoming Hymn in 1909 Style
A fragmented poem like portrayal greets Theodore Roosevelt, blending praise and political satire. It laments tariff trusts and calls for strong leadership, imagining Roosevelt as savior who will defend human rights over property. The piece parodies American politics, colonial imagery, and the nation’s Midwest voice.
New Money Machines Could Sharply Cut Treasury Costs
The U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing developed two largely automatic currency production machines. By July 1 they will replace over 100 workers and save about 140000 dollars in wages. The shift will reduce the number of active machines from seven and free factory floor space.
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U. S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury Department
Washington
Uncle Sam
Popular Mechanics
Phil Daly Ladies Organize Auxiliary at Fire Company
Twenty five honorary members of the Phil Daly Hose Company met at the Second avenue headquarters to organize an auxiliary. Mrs John Heldt Jr was elected president Mrs Harry Surles secretary and Miss Mamie Wells treasurer. They set plans to meet Monday to map activities for the carnival week starting July 4 under the fire laddies auspices.
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Phil Daly Hose Company
Second Avenue
John Heldt, Jr
Harry Surles
Mamie Wells
Governor pardons eight convicts to shield innocence
Governor Stewart of Missouri found eight convicts mowing the statehouse lawn. Seven claimed innocence while one admitted theft with a boastful remark. He proclaimed all of them innocent and ordered their immediate release to protect the innocent from contamination.
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Stewart
Missouri
Statehouse
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Tyros
Masters of
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Mr. Katzenbach
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Republican Standard
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Stokes
Pabst Milwaukee
Gaseman & Son
N. J
Citizens National
State of New Jersey
County of Monmouth
Long Brouc
Phila
Hobart
Best Dred
United States
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Carlyle
Hi Velt
Gogne
Zambezi
Tumba
Bill
Paris
Rome
Columbia
Ted
Senate
Lake Nyanga
Phil Daly
Jean
Continental Tailoring Co
Bessie
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Kurrus Bros
Ocean Ave
Long Branch, N. J
Tel
Cookman and Grand
Asbury Park
Francis Art Store
First National Bank of
NEW Jersey Mortgage and Trust CO
Augustus Chandler
Matthias Woolley
Scobby
A. T. Woolley
Treas
Leading Fire Insurance Company of America
H. W. Green & Bro
New Jersey
Knickerbocker | Stable CO
Emil Seelig
Second Ave
Bath Avenue
Cottage Place
West End
Elberon, N. J
New York
West 54Th Street
Davis-Smith Lumber and Coal CO
N. Y
L. E.R.R. Crossing
Duff & Campbell Telephone
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