Republicans Claim High Tariff Victory Acknowledges Massachusetts Election Ambiguity
An analysis of Massachusetts voting shows mixed signals amid claims of a high tariff victory. The piece notes shifting vote totals for Me Calle and Governor Walsh across years, arguing the result reflects an unusual cross-current rather than a decisive triumph. It highlights that several large manufacturing cities and mills influenced the outcome, with widespread but varied turnout.
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Swift
Massachusetts
MeCalle
Walsh
Tole
Salem
Waleb
Gloucester
Chicopee Hidyoke
Lynn
Hrockton
Woburn
Lowell
Fitchburg
Wale
Obri Ouely
Prosperity talk at Hamilton Club Chicago
The New York Sun reports Rae Preskiect told Hamilton Club members in Chicago that Republicans would return to power praising Wilson's unique banking and currency laws. The era’s prosperity is attributed to wartime financial mobilization and policy to marshal national resources during a great crisis.
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Law Massace For
Prosperity
Rae Preskiect
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Repsblicans
Hettreat Hopald
Depew Radio Administration
Wilsor
New York Sun
Wilson
United Mates
America may face intervention in Mexico soon
The article argues the United States may be obliged to intervene militarily in Mexico if secession spreads. It warns Americans will not rejoice and that Europe may react, while stressing dangers of instability and the need for a competent government in Mexico to prevent prolonged conflict.
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United States
Mexico
Metica
Herman Empire
Wiliam
Bond sale urged to fund national defense
The article argues the Underwood tariff bill lacks fair testing and favors revenue legislation via a bond sale. It contends bond funding could strengthen national defenses and notes a large temporary need, with implied urgency amid unsettled conditions.
Popular tax proposals urged as revenue source changes
Washington Dispatch reports western Democratic leaders likely to press the president for more popular revenue methods than extending the new stamp taxes. The remark notes three general groups among the leaders: popular states, more popular states, and most popular taxes.
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Washington Dispatch
Workers Vote Democratic Ticket in Industrial Center
Workers cast a Democratic vote in Massachusetts as Republicans face a wary finish. The heaviest Democratic support came from the industrial center, signaling strong urban labor backing.
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Massachusetts
No Longer Talk of Hard Time
Early in the summer after a period of idle plants were brought back to operation as talk of hard times faded. Prosperity is now widespread, with few remaining concerns about downturn. J M Stevenson of Philadelphia notes even the South, hit hard when cotton markets fell, shows marked recovery and that talk of hard times is no longer in order.
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J. M. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Coats for Day or Evening in Couture Style
Two conservative coat designs suited to any dress occasion are shown. One ivory white chiffon broadcloth coat features a back bosplait, fur collar, and belt effects with satin piping. A second model highlights a convertible collar and distinctive belt with oversized front fullness, crafted for full figures.
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Hee
Tempting Holiday Neckwear Featured in New Pieces
The shop showcases neckwear using crepe georgette organdie and batiste with sheer voile. Hemstitched edges, groups of tiny tucks, and machine-made hems decorate collars and cuffs, while black velvet ribbons and removable velvet accents add elegant touches.
Effects of Alcohol as a Paralyser and Stimulant
The text argues alcohol acts as a paralyzing agent, dulling the heart and nerves and reducing discipline. It claims moderate drinking can blunt the heart’s responses and that fatigue signals a needed change, comparing intoxication to faulty boiler gauges and urging readers to consider the detrimental systemic effects of alcohol on health and behavior.
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Alody
Liquor Traffic Going Under and Regulatory Tightening
The teleto notice warns that liquor trade faces decline as breweries distilleries lose business and bar fixture makers see reduced demand. Teetotalers gain priority in promotions while officials tighten beer sale rules, threatening revenue sources for brewers and retailers.
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Teleto
Modern Science and Its View on Alcohol
In a historical account the role of early chemical knowledge and precision instruments is traced, noting how advances in chemistry influenced understanding of alcohols and their uses. It highlights how scientific progress reshaped attitudes toward alcohol as a tonic, stimulant, and component of laboratory study.
Prohibition Trend Across States Highlighted by Donohue
Wheeling speaker Wiehop Donohue asserts prohibition is spreading nationwide and that no state has repealed it after adopting it. He cites Virginias, Marylands, and New Jerseys shifting attitudes as evidence the country supports a swift nationwide shift within years.
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Vivania
Marvia
New Jersey
Virgina
Georgia
Wiehop Donohue
Wheeling
Public Health Note on Alcoholism’s Broad Harm
A quotation from Dr. Alfred Gordon cautions that alcoholism threatens not only individuals but the human species, causing slow deterioration and intellectual and physical sterility. The remark appears in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Arning
Alfred Gordon
Journal of the American Medical Asso Gist OE
Installment plan fuels liquor sales in questionable ad pitch
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a claim that liquor is sold on installments, with mention of personal liberty and a mixed crowd reacting to a campaign by an unnamed figure. The text appears garbled but hints at advocates for liquor sales tied to installment payments and a defense of personal choice.
Anuric Promised Cure for Kidney Ailments
Advert says kidney disease linked to heart and brain issues with uremic poisoning risk. Promotes Dr. Pierce Anuric tablets as seven times stronger than lithia, offering free medical opinion and water analysis from Buffalo. Claims immediate relief for kidney and back pain and urges purchase of Anuric tablets and Favorite Prescription for weak women.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Pierce
Payer or Teller Question Stirs Mrs Green
In a fragment from the Winton Transcript, Mrs Green laments the idea of asking a cage teller for her husband’s bank balance. She notes how the man would not disclose the amount, calling into question the teller’s willingness to provide exact figures.
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Mrs Green
Winton
Fragmented vintage ad text about hair care and shoes
The copy reads as a fragmented early advertising fragment listing alkaline soap, scalp cleaner, a product named Lia Mrecle, and a price of ten dollars. It mixes fashion items like shirts and tea references with garbled phrases and unclear sellers.
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Vale
Fragmented Text From Historical Note on Winter Gear
A garbled OCR passage mentions a system for winter gear and a HRV taster. It references practice, certification, and a Hampstead area context with names and places obscured. The readable bits suggest discussion of wear, benefit, and fatigue linked to winter equipment.
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