Germany's Social Democrats Rise in German Politics
A lengthy analysis details the Social Democratic party in Germany, its growth from 360,080 to over 3,000,000 members, and its platform. It covers poverty, housing, education, church separation, and calls for universal suffrage, state welfare, and international brotherhood. It notes leadership, the party's discipline, and prospects for a republic amid imperial decline.
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Germany
Social Democrat
Social Democratic Party
Etatiatica
I Thas
Ite
Vorwaecrts
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Zournaliat
William Hohensollern
Kalver
Workingmen’s
Vorwaerta
Crean
God of All Nations
Mommsem
Great Britain
Kaiser
William Liebknecht
Liebknecht
Cour
Jol
Wilsons Stand for Unknown Men Sparks Reform Era Debate
A presidential portrait lauds Woodrow Wilson as champion of unknown, laboring Americans over wealth and power in the Republican era. It lauds tariffs, currency reform to curb Wall Street, antitrust aims, and opening opportunity for unknown ambitions. A brief misplaced anecdote ends with a girl asked about her father’s name, replying his mother simply “sees him.”
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Presider Wilson
Lincoln
Wall Street
Trust Bosses Bribery Scheme Tied to Federal Officials
The United States treasury of import dates by Swede scales created a scheme to exploit federal offices. Charles R. Lietke, treasurer, was convicted of conspiracy to defraud and narrowly spared prison by Taft era clemency. The plot involved plans to sway federal courts with Tufts' attorney general aid, but Attorney General McReynolds refused sanction, prompting a threatened dissolution fight.
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United States Treasury
Federal Service
Charles R. Lietke
Taft
Wigun
Sucar Trust
Tufts
Wickersham
McReynolds
Federal tax law and enforcement in early years
The piece discusses the belief that the prime tax law will be enforced, with taxes collected and compliance ensured by federal authority. It notes the complexity of the law, federal administration, and the tension with state courts, suggesting treble enforcement risks and political perspectives from President Wilson on currency and tariff issues.
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United States
Colmg
Tende
Wae
Wilson
Ton
Tad
Democratic Party Triumphs in Banking Reform Effort
The Democratic Party has long criticized the Republican neglect of banking and currency. In the first year of its power it has fulfilled that task and faced objections raised by eminent financial authorities to the current system.
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Repulican
Democratic Party
Taft Predicts Democratic Victory If Business Slumps
The article notes Taft warning that a business mood downturn could lead to a Democratic win, while Republicans pin hopes on tariff protection. If predicted distress fails to appear, the Republican stance may weaken.
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N- Taft
Watery blisters on face cured by Cuticura in infant
A six month old baby girl in Smithville Indiana developed red pimples that spread to fiery irritated cheeks with watery blisters. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with warm water the itching and burning disappeared in two days and skin healed within two weeks. Ad for Cuticura products.
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Smithville
Ind
A. K. Wooden
Cutloura
Dept. L
Boston
The Effect of Goethe on a Sleepless Night
A humorous exchange where one says Goethe spent the night there once and the other confesses terrible sleep due to her husband’s constant spouting of Goethe. The line highlights domestic levity and literary affection.
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Goethe
What 10 Did For This Woman In Danville Va
A Danville reader says spending ten dollars on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills improved her health greatly. She reports relief from bearing down pains and better sleep and urges others to try the remedies. She praises the product and notes testimonials from women nationwide.
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Danville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mr. Matrie Hacey
Colquhone Street
Jose
Sarcasm and wine talk frame a quirky era scene in California
A rambling dialogue contrasts Californian wine praise with Paris tasting bravado. A banker counters, a gourmet friend mocks age statements, and a museum-like setting reveals dusty gym gear. The piece closes noting nostalgia for simpler times.
Hooth-Wenk ties reveal united midterm strength
In a sharp turnaround, Welden Hooth-Wenk shows resilience as the team consolidates forces amid a challenging season. Analysts credit unity and strategic adjustments for recent improvements, signaling potential progress in upcoming contests.
An Economical Man Fragment Faces Elusive Finish
A cryptic OCR snippet hints at an economical figure urging finish and resolve. It mentions a costly book and a commitment to not let it go to waste, suggesting a cautious, selective approach to disposal or preservation.
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Walter Williams
Ll.d
Orsan
Scheol of Joureatiom
University of Miser
Republic
Munich
Bavaria
William II
Workers of Nations
Meno
Switzerland
August Debel
Bebel
Mebel
Professor Momsen
Elbe
Coorman Kaiser
William Mo
Missouri
August Bebe
Republican Party
Howe
America
Sugar Trust
Tor More
Obstacian
Democratic
Lydia E.pinkham
Thurghly
Soldem
Beast
Pierce Oil Corporation
Olive Street
St. Louis
Guormet
Willingp
Wisi
California
Califotia
Cote
Aris
Monefour
Demana
Mastic Department
Dumbells
Welden
Tor Mas
J. Reve
Lars
Moontobs
Sewkatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Ottawa
Cansca
G. A. Cook
Fetekeene
U. ST. Louis
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