Let Him Alone editorial urges restraint on Wilson
The Milwaukee Sentinel argues that President Wilson carries grave duties amid war and domestic issues. It censures activists pressing for suffrage and a 5000‑strong July delegation urging national prohibition, noting the president’s overwhelmed state and urging restraint.
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Taft Urges Calm Deliberation and Support for President
The article notes William Howard Taft urging Americans to stay calm and deliberate, support the president, and avoid rushing into war. He compares current leadership to Washington and Lincoln, emphasizing that delaying action may be necessary and that the people must bear costs if war is pursued, urging unity before party.
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The passage presents a quotation attributed to a Milwaukee Journal editorial. It argues that while national honor and justice may justify harsh measures, careful consideration of consequences is necessary, and the president can be trusted to secure the right outcome.
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Milwaukee _ Journal
Watchful waiting raises ire over Wilson diplomacy
Wisconsin Valley Leader blasts the Wilson administration for Mexico policy as a diplomatic fiasco. The piece accuses officials of cowardice and proclaims the need for a respected America, with citizens urged to wake up and consider enlistment if called.
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Mexico
Germany
Wisconsin Valley Leader
Grand Rapids
Brother Cooley
America
Chamberlains Tablets Restore Appetite Says Detroit Man
Mr J H Seitz of Detroit Michigan reports that Chamberlains Tablets improved his impaired appetite relieved bloating and gave a pleasant satisfactory movement of the bowels. Sold by all dealers.
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J. H. Seitz
Detroit
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Wilson and Teddy letter on Wall Street fortunes in 1900s
A reader letter urges caution about economic distress and criticizes wealth built by rapid fortunes formed through consolidation. It cites Everybody's Magazine and traces how Carnegie Steel and United States Steel created vast fortunes between 1898 and 1912, warning that a few men dominate finance and threaten sound commerce.
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United States Steel Company
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
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Mexico
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Europe
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Taree Basin
Wall Street Promoters Face Backlash From Honest Workers
A critical piece denounces Wall Street financiers as wealth amassers who harmed real producers. It argues billionaires profited from others' toil, seeding hard times and war‑era discontent, while honest workers and businessmen bear the burden. Prominent Oshkosh figures weigh in on the crisis.
Wisconsin Woman's Club Federation Plans Co operation
The Wisconsin Federation of Women’s clubs releases its 191% depart ment work outline urging committees to take initiative and clubs to respond. Highlights include thrift education, civic efforts like garbage disposal campaigns, and a Milwaukee luncheon on the fourth Tuesday each month at the Hotel Wisconsin with federation pins for identification.
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Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
D. C. Kingman
E. A. Luedke
Milwaukee
Civics Committee
E. L. Maroney
Fond du Luc
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Wisconsin
1907 financial panic blamed on Wall Street wreckers and Roosevelt
The excerpt argues the 1907 crash stemmed from Wall Street operators wrecking railroads and undermining honest business. It blames Roosevelt’s foes, mocks Wilson’s pre presidency era, and claims elites used deception to crown bad policy while harming the nation’s finances and commerce.
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Wall Street
Rock Island
Frisco
New Haven
Teddy Roosevelt
Republic
Shyaskui
Roosevell
T. R
Roosevelt
Rees
Tramphrera Homes Medicine Co. at 134 Wille St NY
A terse listing notes Tramphrera Homes and Medicine Co located at 134 Wille Street in New York City. The entry presents a concise business address snippet without additional context or description.
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Tramphrera Homes, Medicine Co
Wille St
New York
Questioning private fortunes as public benefactors
Truthseeker laments the rise of wealthy individuals who could amass vast fortunes and become famous philanthropists by giving away others' money. It warns Americans not to be deceived by selfish, unprincipled leaders who nearly wrecked the nation, urging vigilance against their control of the ship of state.
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