Political Turmoil and Vanderbilt Cup Tragedy Spark Debate
Dissent swirls over coverage of New York politics as the Globe-Democrat faces expectations of bias. A Vanderbilt Cup auto race at Long Island ends in tragedy with one dead and twenty injured, while Maine losses rise and reflections on Republicans losing the House emerge. Names and party shifts appear, including Aldrich, Burrows, and several dissident prospects, with debates over succession and party realignments amid wartime-like national tension.
Mystery politics at the New York Republican convention
A garbled report mentions Colonel Henterius and followers leaving the New York Republican convention. It references the National Republican faction and President Taft’s administration, with hints of Roosevelt and evolving party positions amid a broad season’s proclamation.
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Ensevelteroomecotus Henterius
New York
National Republican Lair
Taft
Sisaa
Roosevelt
Fragmented OCR note on political figures and committees
Fragmented text lists names and roles with many typos. It mentions initiivritie of Tistiavoistealeanenerits, Hell, Missouri, PU, Dak OND, Wriliia Dd, Breve, Phartd 2 rtineis, and figures Willian Stone Bott and cather FAaMene cede.
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Vodpi
Missouri
Willian
Stone
Dosent WL Bott
Cather Faamene
Taft Era Speech Highlights Springfield Rally
A garbled excerpt notes a Taft administration theme and Gow discussion on national affairs. The piece praises his campaign style and cheeky approach while recounting a recent Republican medicine talk in Springfield last week.
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Taft
Springfield
New York Democrats Nominate Dix and Gaynor Responds
The New York Democratic Party nominates a Win ticket headlined by Dix with city officials and supporters voicing approval. Mayor Gaynor congratulates the state on the selection and pledges a nonpartisan stance, stressing unity beyond factional politics amid election time.
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Democrats of
New York
Lw John
Dix
Gaynor
New York City
Democratic Senate Candidate Pamelaized Message Delayed in Missouri
The piece notes a failed shipment of a special message to Missouri voters by Tom Phawid for the Democratic nomination for U.S. senator. It urges Bollinger County residents to read the message, while citing the 1900 census showing Missouri population at 293,995 and Bollinger County dropping to 14,576 residents. The report discusses urban drift and regional growth, with agriculture and land prices as factors.
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Tom Phawid
Missouri
Bollinger County
A Blue Outlook for Republicans
The Kansas City Star notes that Representative Murdoch predicts a more progressive next congress with possible Democratic gains if a revolt proves far reaching. It cites a Republican House majority of forty seven shrinking to forty after two district losses in Cape Cod Massachusetts and Rochester New York.
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Kansas City Star
Taft
Murdoch
Maine
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Rochester
New York
Tariff Debate Through The Protectionist Lens
A historical discussion contrasts protectionist arguments with free trade ideals, citing Hamilton and 19th century policy, debating rebates and subsidies, the effect on wealth, and the alleged rights of big shippers versus small ones. It notes government land grants and licensing as alleged protections, ending with a biblical reference to theft.
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Gera Bolt
Standard OU
Saturday Evening Post
Hamilton
Reform Move Sways Public After Ten O Clock
Fragmentary OCR item notes a reform movement tied to a public matter after ten o clock and references the Advance Telephone Company. Details are unclear but indicate civic action or reform efforts affecting a local utility.
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Advance Telephone Company
Free Subscriptions Offer From The St Louis Republic
A promotional notice from The St Louis Republic promising a free Chimes page subscription if readers send a poet card witnessed to the paper. Legal notice mentions a deed of trust by Charles King et al of Zalma Lodge to secure payment on a past due promissory note, with trustee Robert Drum acting on request of the note holder.
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St. Lois
Fopoiitan Erml
United States
St. Louis Republic
Charles King
Beu Mouser
D. of
Corbin
Truttert
Zalma Lodge
Zalma
Bollinger County
Missouri
Robert Drum
McMinn
Recorder’s Office
St Page
Tun Robert Drum
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