Wilson Tariff Fight Marks Gloucester Speech By Governor
Thousands of farmers from New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania hear Woodrow Wilson in Gloucester NJ where he attacks Al Grich and tariff interests. He urges legislation aiding farmers and railroads a wider program including university extension for agricultural education as part of the Democratic platform.
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Woodrow Wilson
Gloucester
Washington Park
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
al Grich
Ried
Panama Canal
Committee of Wage and Theatre
House
Finance Commtttes
Senate
World Congress
House of Congress
Aldrich
Rhode
Riscosutey
Wilson ideas prompt calm political debate fielded
Critics react to Governor Wilson as original proposals falter amid a calm national mood. The piece argues for principled, measured discourse, critiques both extremes, and endorses Wilson’s call for renewed focus and unity within the Democratic campaign. It stresses knowing goals and pursuing them through careful method.
Taft Defends Sherman Law and Payne Aldrich Tariff
President Taft urged enforcement of the Sherman law to maintain order while praising the Payne Aldrich tariff as the best measure passed. Democrats and some Republicans debated express company statistics and social investigations as the 1910 elections shaped public opinion. Taft warned rivals that opposing factions would share the political graveyard.
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Taft
Socal
Justice and Liberty
Teinps
Payne-Aldrich Teri
Idewilet and the democracy of reform in politics
The text critiques the use of the term idealieta or Idewilet as a political weapon in U S politics. It argues that both major parties weaponize reform rhetoric to gain power, with Woodrow Wilson and Democratic platforms cited as examples. It notes Republicans claim enduring reform is impossible while Democrats pursue changes despite costs to governance.
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Washington
Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Poweilia
Democratic platforms compared to 1908 election figures
The St Louis Republic urges a prominent Democrat to study the Chicago and Baltimore party platforms and examine 1908 election figures. It argues for aligning with the Baltimore principles and suggests expanding the party by about a million voters, rather than expelling them.
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Republic
Hopeblic
Chicago
Baltimore
St Louis
Third Party Menace Advocates Temper Zeal With Common Sense
Daily News argues against a new third party aiming to counter national party control by predatory interests. It warns that derailing progressive gains would harm the public and betray their own aims.
Three Years in Politics Defines Wilson and Taft
A Republican paper notes Governor Wilson has been in active politics for three years. It compares him with Taft, equally situated in time, as showing fitness and unfitness for the presidency in the same period.
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Wilson
Taft
Temocratic Party Prepares to Right Notable Injustices
The Temocratic Party plans to address longstanding public injustices once again, aiming to correct wrongs on the public stage. Leaders emphasize duty to bear the burden, restore fairness, and uphold democratic values. The move signals renewed effort to confront past disputes and set a course for reform.
Paris to London winged automobile trial described
A Paris Figaro report details a trial of a “staged car” by M. Hertrand de Leeswoes. The machine resembles a normal car but features a forward prow with a revolving wing driven by a 40 hp engine. The wing can act as a brake, and in June a speed of 2 miles per hour was achieved with 21 wing revolutions per minute.
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Parie
London
Paris
M. Hertrand de Leeswoes
Mhilippl
Madge and George Lose Heads in Water Incident
In a brief, fragmentary report, Madge and George are described as losing their heads when entering the water. Maude appears to warn that the venture could be hazardous, while Hoey onlookers note the pair’s buoyant misadventure.
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Madge
George
Maude
Mystified Man Refuses To Aid In Portable Powder Plot
A murky exchange centers on a man named Mike Gof who faces a bizarre claim about a powder plot. A cryptic confession near Lhasa references a siege and a secretive detective, with tensions rising as characters discuss danger and loyalty in a shocked context.
Scrapsley and the Cost of Lying Allegations
A fragment hints at satire about Scrapsley and a socialist label. It questions loyalty and double lives, noting that some men sustain deceit despite the price of lying. The text reads as a cryptic aside rather than a full report.
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Scrapsley
Ammonia Attack Affects Band Member
A garbled report describes a band member named Mia or Mixer TM suffering a serious ammonia exposure. The text implies a dangerous attack or incident that could be fatal as breathing becomes severely compromised.
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Saya Hee
Delay and War Talk Over Film Receipts Sparks Humor
The excerpt shows banter about why two nations delay declaring war, joking that they argue over percentages of moving picture profits. The dialogue twists to chicken raising, with a man uneasy about venture into poultry, while another accepts the hen pecking nature of such business.
Paradoxical Effect in Portrait of a Woman
A fragment notes paradox about a woman whose eyes reveal no fire yet always show intensity when she is put forth. The text hints at a literary or dramatic observation rather than a direct event.
Italian barber refuses shave over unknown reason
A fragment states Marke recalls an Italian barber who refused to shave him. Parks mentions a Turkish bath and a line about self love, suggesting a humorous or reflective aside about personal grooming and social norms. The text blends dialogue and casual observation without a clear news event.
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Marke
Parks
Catteura Cure Promises for Troubled Hands in 19th Century Ad
A patient narrates a long struggle with a skin disease on hands described as watery blisters that crack bleed and itch. After trying numerous remedies she reports complete cure using Catteura Soap and Cuticura Emulsion following a doctor’s advice. The note ends with a promotional coupon and address. The passage also mentions Chinese revolutionary maps barber shop openings and American barber chair suppliers and implications for trade.
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Lair
Maina
Mary Taylor
Depot L. Hoston
Turkish empire orphanages run by Ameri cane etrolling details
In the Turkish empire twenty two orphanages operate an industrial work program employing over ten thousand people including orphans and adult workers. Rug and lace making embroidery and domestic tasks fill labor, their products marketed abroad. A reflective remark ponders opportunity and fate amid limited openings.
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Americane Etrolling
Paxton Tulle Co Advertisement Reveals Rustic Remedy
A fragment from an old advertisement depicts a household scene with a misguided dinner pairing and advice on social mishaps. It promotes Paxtine Antiseptic as a lasting joy for wholesome mouths and fresh breath, promising delivery on receipt of price by the Paxton Tulle Co in Boston.
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Paxton Tulle! Co
Boston
Masa
Untitled remark on a captain’s physique and voice
A speaker notes the captain’s fitting physique and asks how. He comments the captain has fishy eyes and a distinct catch in his voice, implying suspicion or sly intent.
Mrs Winslow’s Bathing Group for Children Irreling
A fragmentary notice promotes a child bathing product with claims of cooling and soothing benefits. It advertises a medicine bottle and notes ideals in America are high, comparing to the cost of living. The readable text is limited and lacks clear attribution or full product details.
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America
Bluejay Habits and Call in Woodland Life
An amateur natural history piece describes the bluejay’s plumage, nest, and behavior. It notes its bright blue wings and tail, white-tipped tail feathers, and a twigs and moss nest built about twenty feet high. The article explains the jay’s calls, taunting hawks by mimicking a wounded bird, and mentions its potential to be tamed or taught to speak.
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Felda
Jayn
Hermann Die Groat
Wanted incentive Sha Woolt incident at HI PS Mart
A cryptic OCR fragment suggests a request for an incentive linked to an event at a HI PS Mart. The text is severely garbled, but indicates a possible drowning reference and mentions a person aged 49 and a miscopied or misspelled location. Details are unclear and not sufficient to confirm a coherent report.
Missionaries in the Southern Pacific Write to France
A fragile letter from a group of missionaries in the southern Pacific outlines hardship and fear as French colonial authorities face tensions. The dispatch laments ravaged harvests, disrupted journeys, and the loss of men, urging aid and support from the homeland amid ongoing colonial limits.
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Paci
Adventurous Explorers Pursue Pole Quests and Child Care Spotlight
The article surveys historic polar ambitions from North Pole to South Pole quests, noting Peary's stand atop the world and Amundsen's recent achievement, while urging caution and careful care for infants and children as societal priorities.
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North Polar
Peary
South Pole
Agundsen
Fragmented Line of Obscure Text From OCR Page
A garbled OCR fragment references a person and colors with unclear context. The lines mix names and phrases about painting a town and not mixing colors, but the meaning is unreadable. No cohesive event or entity can be determined from the excerpt.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsement
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a life changing remedy for "the Change of Life" and women's ailments. It features Mrs Martha L Holloway of Odd, Virginia praising improved health and energy after use, claiming she regained ability to work and sleep. The ad promises confidential letters from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hee Boda
Resinel Soap Mentioned as Real Baby Soap
Fragmentary text asserts Resinel Soap as a real baby soap and references related terms and names, though content is garbled. The readable portion identifies Resinel Soap and generic mentions of products or brands without clear events or dates. The item presents as a brief, unclear note about a soap brand rather than a full news item.
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