President Urges Immediate Revision Of Employers Liability Law
President calls for swift action to revise the employers liability act, limit its scope to interstate commerce, and extend government compensation for injuries to all federal workers. He urges stronger injunctive safeguards, federal scrutiny of rates, and broader antitrust oversight to curb abuses by capital and ensure fair treatment of workers.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Congress
Tider
Faber
Department of Ecommerce
Euhor
United States
Patina Canal
Eploves
Enrteyvers
Tradt
Art
Isthmian
Yarbraster Banton
Coles
Teesote
Wetien
Ealge
Mather
Joven
Peante
Supreme Court of the United States
Adair
Commission
Publc
Pres- Gul Comry
Roosevelt urges honesty in business and politics ethics
Theodore Roosevelt defends enforcement of anti fraud laws against wealthy interests. He condemns corrupt wealth and political manipulation while urging national coordination to regulate interstate corporations, protect workers, and curb stock manipulation, stressing moral renewal and justice.
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Rdnward Chambers
Associated Oil Company
G. A. Davidson
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Pacific
Lght
Standard Oil Trust
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Gaynor and Greene
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
State Fe Railroad
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
North
Theodore Roosevelt
Tile
HOUSE
Sincerity and Power in Truthful Life
The author argues sincerity increases power by aligning life with truth. A perpetual lie drains energy as inner conflict restrains and warps conduct, while genuine, true character remains valuable. sham and shoddy are powerless.
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Onne
Slame Chat
Mule Misjudges Tail Pull Turns Near-Death Attack
John McCarthy of Atlantic City New Jersey mistook a mule's tail for an electric pull in a dark barn. The mule kicked him with both hind hooves causing facial and side injuries. He escaped being stamped to death by rolling away as he was struck.
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Tinelose
Bureau of Corporations
Standard of] Corporation
Santa Fe Railway Company
Standard of Corporation
Railway Company
Heney
The
Santa Fe
Department of Justice
Office of the
United States Attorney
District of Oregon
John McCarthy
Atlantic City
N. J
McCarthy
They Both Went First Mother and Second Mother Quote
A playful exchange from Puck features two mothers reacting to letters from their sons at college and work. The first mother notes Henry’s letters push her to a dictionary while the second jokes Jack’s letters drive her to the bank.
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Son
Henry
Jack
Puck
As Might Have Been Expected Airship Investment Laughs
A wry Life magazine quip recalls a speaker claiming all investments rose except one. The punchline notes an airship as the lone exception, illustrating speculative ventures and whimsical risk in past times.
Tiffing vows stir Houlihan wedding tale
In a stage lilt from a dialogue, Mrs Houlihan sobs she never saw her betrothed before the ceremony and Mr Houlihan quips he wished she hadn’t seen him until after the nuptials, a humorous frontier exchange captured by Puck.
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Mrs. Houlihan
Mr. Houlihan
Puck
The Uses of Science Stella- How did you make him pro pose
Bella introduced Prof. Wrexner's statement that he could give anybody a new heart per the New York Sun.
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Stella
Bella
Prof. Wrexner
N. Y. Sun
Judge admonishes child over curiosity in courtroom
A judge scolds a child for persistent questions, stating that little boys should not be too inquisitive and refusing further questions in the courtroom. The exchange centers on the meaning of inquisitive as the judge emphasizes decorum.
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San Francisco
Associated Oil Company
Associated Oil Cols
Ripley
Wells
Bakersfield
Curling
Stockton
Bay
San Luis Obispo
Union Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
San Francisco Bay
Porter
A Martyr Bath Time Exchange From Life
A witty exchange shows a child resisting a bath as a parent insists it must happen. The humorous line contrasts a week of innocence with the obligation of washing. The brief vignette captures a domestic moment framed as a lighthearted struggle.
Commander of Archers in Scotland and London Bodyguard
A picturesque Scottish office, marshal of Gentle Archers, commands the ancient Bodyguard of Archers. The unit still appears in London green and carries the traditional bow.
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Scotland
Bodyguard of Archers
London Green
Gas safety chat at the dentist
A patient assures the dentist the gas is safe while the dentist notes he cannot afford to lose a customer in these times.
Evening chat on party games at Emerson High
In Boston a speaker notes that at a party attendees engaged in oscalatory pastimes. The exchange labels these activities as uninteresting and juvenile.
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Hester
Emerson
Cure for Eczema Claims Remarkable Family Testimony
Mrs Lily Hedge of Camberwell Green England states her son Owen suffered severe eczema from three months old to fifteen years old. After four hospital stays and hopeless diagnoses a Curic? Remedies set allegedly cured him within six months, with the patient now fully recovered as of January 12 1907.
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Owen
Lily Hedge
Camblewell Green
England
Dollar table d hate dinner provokes sharp remarks
A diner rejects a costly advertised meal, calling it distasteful. The waiter shrugs and says to send the patron’s enemies here, signaling a tense posturing exchange in a sharp local scene.
Home laundering with Defiance Starch promises crisp shirts
A smooth iron and Defiance Starch offer home shirt washing results rivaling steam laundering. Laundry finishes stay stiff and neat with less wear on fabrics, and the starch no longer sticks to the iron, making ironing a pleasure.
Oysters In Season and Health Tablet Sales Ad
Oysters are in season and offered for stew at a dining table in a humorous exchange. An unsolicited ad from Vesena Company promotes Family Health Tablets Linimerit and Salve with promises of large profits and exclusive territory in Washington, D. C.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Vesena Company
15Th St
Washington, D. C
First Postoffice Scheme Inaugurated By Private Enterprise
The first post office scheme began as a private enterprise and was inaugurated about 141 days ago, marking an early effort to establish postal services.
Brown's Bronchial Steches and Other Quips in Ad Lot
An assortment of miscellaneous lines including Brown's Bronchial Stitches claim to cure coughs and bronchitis, a slogan about a jealous woman's lid, a Bromoguinine Laxative notice, a signature cue, a Howard Grove claim, a bold Roe brand ad, a quote about virtuous deeds, a comparison of Lewis' Single Binder cigars, and a remark on matrimony as a teacher.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Women
Letters from Mrs. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Eperling of Chicago describe relief from female troubles without surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts thirty years of use, lists a range of gynaecological issues, and invites women to write for advice at Lynn Mass.
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Lydia He. Pinkham
A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Lydia
Chicago
Lydia BE
Pinkham
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Germany
Portland
Washington, DC
Atchison
California
Francis J. Henrey
Ihs
Republic
New York
Chicago & Alton
Booth
Boston
Brown
W. Grove
Alexander Dow
Lewis
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