Roosevelt business of news and bribes remains debated
Aged news commentary mocks Theodore Roosevelt by contrasting his paid word count with a gunbag metaphor. It claims Roosevelt sells his own news and warns of bribed servants and false reports. The piece forecasts a August banquet where he will speak on hunting and world politics to East Africans, while reporters descry secrecy and pursuit.
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Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New York
Roosevelt
Henew
Roosevelt in East Africa Hunt Draws Wide Interest
Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt lead an African safari across Uganda and Kenya, riding the front of a train, hunting lions and cape buffalo, and collecting trophies for the Smithsonian. An army of servants, guides, and gunbearers accompany them as they traverse desert and plains, facing water shortages and harsh conditions while earning local admiration.
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Mombasa
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Naples
Italy
United States
Uganda
Roosevelt
Jackson
East Africa
Sir George MacMillan
MacMillan
Colorado
Mr. Roosevelt
Kingdom of
Leo
Row Lever
Kermit
Mr. Rhino
Rommerelt
Nicholas Langworth
Kermit Roosevelt
Omelnis
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Charges All True On Republican Reform Impotence
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 12 1905 Democratic leader Direyan condemned the Republican party as impotent to achieve needed reforms. He denounced Aldrich Taft and the Senate for reversing House efforts on tariff revision and income tax while promising repeal of the corporation tax within two years. The speech asserts the GOP betrays reformers and mocks Taft pledges, portraying Republican impotence at national reform.
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Neb
Diryan
Altrich
Diegan
Hrgan
Aldrich
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Republican Party
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Dingley
Chicago
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Republicas Party
Dirvan Foresas
Aldrich'e
Swch Reforme
Bigs
Ite
Wickersham Backed by Shielded Powers in Major Indictments
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports on widespread indictments for conspiracy stemming from a law intended to throttle the Philadelphia Independent Company. It notes Attorney General Wheler and Gov. Roosevelt facing scrutiny, with Wickersham retaining a firm once used by the sugar trusts, and questions surrounding prior refusals to act on alleged grounds.
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Caye
geoObeteorn
Philadelphia Independent Company
Sherman Ae
Wickersham
Anger Trust
Messrs
Roosevelt
Honaparte
Finte
Olberwice
Miwaukee Sentinel
Tariff Morality and Tax Burdens Cited by Senator Dolliver
Senator Dolliver of Iowa criticizes protective tariffs and the tax system, arguing tariffs create a separate morality and that taxation favors protected interests. He notes UK and US comparisons and cites a projected tax take of £100,000,000 and £7.1 billion in taxation.
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Bussian
Dolliver
Iowa
The Tariff Shape by Trusts and State Action
The tariff is described as the mother of trusts and a generous parent to its offspring, a characterization echoed by the Washington Herald. The piece argues tariff policies foster consolidation and economic power, shaping industry dynamics and public debate.
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Waarington Herald
A Case for Sympathy in a Western City
Two matrons at a city women’s club recall their marriages and the reactions of a former husband when told of a second marriage. The exchange reveals lingering tensions and sympathy in this reflective vignette from a period magazine.
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Hattie
Tom
Grammar class ends with dangerous word debate
A classroom scene shows a teacher asking for words ending in ous while a student fears danger in a rare mispronunciation. The exchange sparks a brief pause before another student interjects, and the teacher moves on with the lesson.
Poet's Practical Friend on Lakeside Foals
Fragmentary poem lines describe admiration for majestic foals on the lake surface and a wish to be like them. A dismissive retort about enduring cold water closes the excerpt. The text remains incoherent and fragmentary, lacking clear narrative.
Keenest Delights Promised by First Taste of Delicious
A brief note highlights the keenest delights of appetite realized in the initial taste of a delicious product, signaling satisfaction and quality from the outset.
Post Toasties described as a tempting corn snack
An advertisement extols Post Toasties as substantial and crunchy, praising their unique texture and delightful eating experience. It highlights pearly white corn shaped into toasted morsels called Toasties, emphasizing their cream pairing and exquisite pleasure.
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