Return to Proper Principles Against Roosevelt Demagoguery
An editorial from New York Word argues against a Roosevelt third term, urging adherence to constitutional limits and lawful government. It warns that demagogic leadership appeals to a desperate, disordered populace and calls for a true democratic path allied to civil rights and steady policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthire
Pete
Perasion
Reonevelt
Hooperelt
Alwaye
Roosevelt
New York
High Tariff and Cost of Living Debate Cited
A New York Herald letter argues that high tariffs are not the sole cause of rising living costs and urban population shifts. It contends that misapplied protection worsens rural labor scarcity and food production relative to a growing national populace.
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Inos Tari
Dr Putter
United
Wilson
New York Herald
Too Grotesque for Toleration Campaign Urges Reform
In calm moments readers are urged to see a campaign that favors trusts and monopolies as grotesque. The Harvester trust finances are scrutinized, with a call to resist tolerating such influence and to oppose the money linked to George W Perkins.
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Finance Committee of Harvester Trust
Rge W. Perkina Atinks
New York
Ribune
Not an Unmixed Breasing
A woman claims prayer and fasting granted her the gift of speech to converse in any tongue. The cynic will doubt her self assertion, arguing that multilingual access is less merit than misfortune and a volatile trait.
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Daltimore Amer
Marshall as a Progressive Statesman and Reform Advocate
Governor Marshall is portrayed as a progressive with caution, urging legal reform via initiative, referendum, and recall but opposing judicial overreach. He supports strong state control of corporations and utilities, favors tariff reform by gradual steps, and emphasizes representatives reflecting voters while seeking lawful remedies before courts.
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Marshall Ie
Dydiana
Benator
Marehal
Roosevelt
Letter to Senator Penrose over Standard Oil funds in 1904
A letter from Jobotb Archbold of Standard Oil to Senator Penrose notes a $25,000 check on October 13, 1904. The timing links Roosevelt's 1904 campaign, Penrose’s support, and Democratic and Republican contenders in Pennsylvania. The piece questions why Standard Oil money would back Roosevelt and hints at funds possibly returning to tainted sources.
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Jobotb Archbold
Standard Oi! Company
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Theodors Rooervelt
Unitef States
Penrose
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ferkive
Munsey
McCormick
Flinn
Gradual and Thorough Tariff Reform From Democratic Plan
Governor Wilson, after meeting with Congressman Redfield, voiced a gradual and thorough revision of the party’s approach. Democrats, upon organizing the House, launched targeted tariff bills under Payne Aldrich schedules iron and steel wool and sugar, aiming at unjust protective tariffs. He signals future administrations will align with the party’s reform program and scrutiny of every schedule.
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Wilson
Redfield
House
Senate
Payne Aldrich
Democratic Party
Taft’s Philippines Costs Questioned in Annexation Debate
The speaker argues the Philippines have cost the United States nothing aside from military and naval expenditures and support for forces in the archipelago. He contends that without annexation these millions would not have been spent, calling the attempt to justify the case a clumsy effort.
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Taft
Philippines
United States
Absorbine Jr Promises Relief for Varicose Veins
Promotes Absorbine Jr as a safe antiseptic liniment for swollen varicose veins and ulcers. Claims to reduce inflammation soreness and discoloration, relieve pain and fatigue, and gradually restore leg appearance. Cites dramatic cures in severe cases and offers bottles at 2.00 with free booklet on request from F Young P.G.F. Springfield Mass.
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Absorbine, JR
F Young.p.g.f
Temple St
Springtield
Mass
Willing He Should Go Far The Able Scheme Of Saving The Countries Exchange
A Sewickley man discusses an exchange scheme with a Wilkinsburg man. They consider sending children to a German family for two years to learn a new language and experience life abroad. They describe the plan as an elegant scheme and suggest neighbors’ children could participate.
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Sewickley
Wilkinsburg
Thas
Wahee
Ioe Wilkineburg
Ekteria
Wilde on America and Antiquities Prompted by an American Girl
Oscar Wilde toured the United States to lecture on aesthetics and to drum up favor for Gilbert and Sullivan. He quipped that America lacked antiquities and curiosities, a critique the American girl answered with candid innocence, saying antiquities will come in time as the country imports cultural items.
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Oscar Wilde
United States
America
Kipling And Lore The Drew In A Gentle Tale
In a lighthearted vignette set in Fugland, Rudyard Kipling and Lore the Drew are central figures as Kipling, teased by Miss Dorothy, helps soothe a grandchild and entertain a weary naval mother. The scene blends playful dialogue with a warm family moment.
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Fugland
Amer
Rudyard Kipling
Lorethe
Gladstone
Kipling
Hawarden
Dorothy
Cinema's global appeal sparks instant welcome worldwide
In the recent number of the Lully Corcnlar Reports memos from cities and towns across distant regions note the universal interest moving pictures excite. England, Japan, Turkey, Mer ea, India, Azetralis and island communities share the same story and welcome the cinematograph wherever it goes.
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England
Japan
Turkey
Merea
India
Azetralis
Gen
Birth Recorded In Flight Prompt For Log and Authority
An International Congress on Aerial Legislation at Geneva discusses a rule for births aboard aircraft requiring logging the event and notifying authorities at the first landing. Paxton Toilet Co of Boston offers a free trial box of Paxtine Antiseptic to any woman upon request.
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International Congress On
Geneva
Switzerland
Plaa
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mase
Reservations, She Let Me Be the Firet Ald to the Injureds
Halftone fragment from Baltimore American quotes a speaker offering care to injured persons. The note hints at a chaotic scene with hesitation over treatment and a request to avoid lemonade. No clear event or identities confirmed.
Cole's Carboliaalve Cures Burns and Cuts
An advert claims Cole's Carboliaalve relieves pain instantly for burns and cuts. The product is described as a quick cure with no fear, promoted to druggists and customers.
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Cole
Mothers Lingual Attainment in Kam ee City Kans
A boy boasts of his mother speaking two languages, one of his mates retorts asking what they are. The exchange highlights language skills among mothers in Kam ee City Kansas as peers compare cultural backgrounds.
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Kamee City
Kan
Child’s Face Covered by Red Spots in Terre Haute
A four year old boy in Terre Haute suffers a severe facial outbreak described as red spots and itching. The caregiver treated with Cathaura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, washing with warm water, then applying the ointment. After about one week to ten days the child fully recovered. Signed Mrs Arthur Hawworth, Jan. 10, 1912.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Arthur Hawworth
Caticura
Dept L. Boston
Scientific management in industry sparks wedding spectacle
The text recounts a San Francisco expert on scientific management, K Marriott Thorpegs, noting parallels with Hussler, a factory proprietor who cut labor, and describes a lavish wedding where a bishop officiated. Hussler, overwhelmed by management ideas, rushed the altar and pushed the bishop aside, declaring one tile job sufficient.
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Scientife
Wacom
K Marriott Thorpegs
San Francisco
New York Tribune
Hussler
Hassler
Fix
Huestler
Os Dean
Boya
Kehia
What is your wea of a perfect loue band
Fragmentary OCR prose mentions ideals about a perfect love band and a man boasting about women pursuing happiness, with aside about a merry widow and a homely man leaping to claim social appeal.
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Cine
Milion
Tim
Symbol of Value On Capital Ad Ads Capitol Collars
A cynical Washington man studies a car ad showing a collar with the capitol dome and bodies of the senate and house, reading prices that mock political figures. He notes the display as reflecting public cynicism toward congressional leaders.
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National
Washington
Capitol
Senate
Nation dialogue on Evalyn and Regey future
In a terse exchange Nation questions Evalyn about tying Regey to a plan. Evalyn affirms belief in Regey’s future, while Nation weighs the risks of pursuing it.
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Nation
Regey
Evalyn
Local Philanthropist Scandal Sparks Questionable Acts
A local philanthropist ordered a mysterious device and tampered with a door key to influence airflow into an adjoining room. The episode, described by several witnesses, raises questions about motives and the impact on nearby occupants.
Autocratic Assertions At The People’s Servant Debate
Fragmented OCR text mentions a political exchange where a constituent questions a senator about serving the people. The garbled lines reference a Senator Sorghum reply and a line about a “really first lass servant” with unclear context and random phrases.
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Sorghum
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