Republican Hope Amid Taft Roosevelt Rift
A 1912 newspaper item notes that a compromise Republican candidate could avert disaster. The piece argues Taft faces rout without unity, cites the New York Press verdict, and suggests Hadley might reunite the party if Taft and Roosevelt set aside personal ambitions.
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Lifting Ourselves by the Bootstraps
Federal Judge Ami don warns that criminal law administration is failing in America. The New York Telegram cites a Illinois Supreme Court reversal of a confidence man conviction over vague indictment. It says the juror confusion may stem from the pronoun his.
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Judicial tempera ment and immaterial points in verdicts
The text questions a constitutional ban on reversing jury verdicts for immaterial points. It argues that what counts as immaterial is itself a judge’s decision, leaving little practical protection against reversals.
Primaries and Independents Shape Presidential Hope
The piece argues that light primary turnout reflects independent voters who refuse party slates yet will determine November results. It questions primary laws keeping independents out, cites Wood Taft Roosevelts views, critiques peanut politicians, and notes Mrs Davis’s convention fame and Hughes’ chances.
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Gore
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Roosevelt as a national mood in the Globe analysis
The Toronto Globe argues Roosevelt's appeal lies not in statesmanship but in exploiting widespread dissatisfaction. It says his force and stagecraft win crowds while his policy thinking and temperamental steadiness alarm thoughtful Americans. The piece views him as a symbol of national discontent rather than a lasting political strategist.
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Bryan
Shall Spite Cripple the Army editorial headline
The Newark Star questions whether personal spite or public interests should guide defense policy in an editorial framing a dispute over military funding and strategic decisions. The piece contrasts private aims with national security needs and calls for measured, principle driven oversight.
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The
Newark Star
Mexico's Opportunity and Panama Mosquito Panic Highlighted
Editorial notes Mexico may hold presidential preference primaries to ride current excitement. It cites Panama's mosquito panic as a trigger for swift public health action and imagines a future New Jersey sighting sparking national alarm.
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Panama
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Song of the Swallow and Seasonal Imagery
Poetic fragment by Aloysius Coll featuring summer wind sunlit scenes, wind and water imagery, and a fleeting birdlike soul seeking spring returns. The quote by Bulwer Lytton accompanies a reflection on refinement bringing both pleasures and pains.
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