Washington Letter on Tax Bills and Senate Fate
Washington Correspondent discusses the elected leaders for and against the excise income tax, Taft's likely stance, and the revenue impact of the present tariff. It highlights the two key measures: repeal of the sugar tax and a 5000 dollar income tax threshold, noting Republican votes under pressure and the populist motive behind Democratic proposals. The piece also critiques the tariff system as favoring "tribute" beneficiaries and mushrooming fortunes.
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Pune
Taft
Senate
Revere
United States
Congress
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Painting Oils Sale Advertising Note
Fragments advertise paints oils and low prices with misspelled phrases and bold claims. It hints at a sale or promotion but lacks clear details on items, dates, or location.
Watch Watchmen Wages Compared Abroad Stir Tariff Debate
The St Joseph Observer reports on a trusts funded study arguing foreign wages are far lower than U S pay, citing examples from England and the United States and suggesting tariffs on watches may worsen modern wage conditions. The piece links tariff protections to higher costs for the public and urges political change to curb monopolies and restore fair wages.
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Trust
America
Rescoe Co McCalloch
England
Steel Trust
Lawrence
Watch Trust
St Joseph
The Strenuous One Sows Unknown Moral in Politics
A political fable from Oyster Bay recounts a strenuous figure pursuing power abroad and returning with a mixed record. It critiques promises kept and broken, comparing Teddy Roosevelt to past presidents and warning against repeating trite justifications. The piece ends with a cautionary moral about leaders chasing glory and reengaging familiar lands.
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Oyster Bay
Afrie Shores
Whit Hie
Teddy Bold
William Taft
White House
U.S. Grant
Washington
Teddy
Theodore
Hensley On Indian Inquiry From Washington Dispatch
Washington report shows Hensley commenting on an Indian inquiry tied to federal policy. The piece outlines responses from officials and potential impacts on relations with tribes and regional governance.
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Hensley
Washington, D.C
Missouri House Panel Plans Arizona Indian Inquiry Trip
Representative Hensley of Missouri will lead a three week mission starting Saturday to investigate conditions among Indians in Arizona. The subcommittee of the Interior Department Expenditures Committee is joined by Callaway of Texas and Hanna of North Dakota. The chief topic is complaints at Camp McDowell and the potential move of Indians to the Pima reserve.
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Committee On
Interior Department
Hensley
Missouri
Washington
Indinas
Arizona
Callaway
Texas
Hanna
North Dakota
Camp McDowell
Republican County Convention Elects Chairs and Delegates
Delegates chosen from precincts met last Saturday electing JOA McGlothlin as chairman and Wo Sample as secretary. Committee appointments were made and reports endorsed, backing the Republican party platform. Delegates to statewide and congressional conventions include Gearte Conrad AE James DE Conga Kelley J A McGlothlin T W Cooper H Johnson Core Cooper Willan Abernathy F F E Bair F M Young W U Gibbs George E Conrad A McGlothlin BH Bollinger and William Denman.
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Varios
Joa McGlothlin
Wo Sample
Tanel
Republican Party
Hadley
Gearte Conrad
AE James
DE Conga ZA
Kelley
J A) McGlothlin
Ste Genevieve
T W Cooper
H. Johnson
Core Cooper Willan Abernathy
F FE Bair
FM Young
WU Gibbs
George E Conrad A McGluthlin
BH Bollinger
William Denman
Democratic Editors urged support for Speaker Clark’s candidacy
The Clark campaign claims behind the scenes financial backing by major interests and appeals to readers to donate via The Republic to aid Speaker Clark. Also notes the Titanic disaster near Newfoundland on April 18 as one of the era’s great maritime tragedies with 1525 deaths among 2200 passengers.
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Champ Chirk
White House
Clark
St. Lows Republic
Newfoundland
Jesus Now a Spirit Not Flesh, Rumors On Resurrection Theory
In Baltimore Pastor Russell explodes a long held theory about Jesus rising in a spiritual form rather than flesh. He argues the risen Christ appeared in varied bodies to His followers during forty days, urging readers to accept a spiritual resurrection while noting the disciples’ limited understanding until revelation. The sermon cites scripture from Paul and remarks on post resurrection appearances as proof.
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Nat
van Qoder
Paul Espiaion
Apostle Prooemie
Saul of
Tarsus
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