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Roosevelt policies claimed by Bir and Bryan clash at Newlands
The piece argues Birarian opposition leader seeks to own the Roosevelt policies, while William Jennings Bryan is accused of opportunism. It contrasts Roosevelt with Bryan, Taft, and Cortelyou, praising Cortelyou’s actions on Panama bonds and Treasury policy as prudent during near-bankruptcy threats.
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Panama
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Cortelyou
The Steel Trade and Morocco Policy Contrasts
The Steel Corporation's latest quarterly report shows a sharp drop in net earnings from 43 804 285 to 32 553 995 amid a prolonged decline and low unfixed tonnage, while the iron trade shows signs of revival as stocks tighten and demand improves. France adheres to the Algeciras framework on Morocco, resisting international control and emphasizing a conservative frontier policy to protect Algerian interests and prevent shared sovereignty.
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Steel Trust
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Germany
Morocco
Algeciras
Uncertain Path of a Worthy Candidate’s Trust
A historical note discusses how the hands of a worthy candidate may mature into a trust but in his will fail to endure, shrinking to nothingness. The paragraph traces the fragility of legacy, linking personal virtue to legal arrangements and the uncertain lifespan of trust provisions.
France Defends Morocco Policy In Chamber Vote
The French Chamber of Deputies sustains government's Moroccan policy by a three to one margin. The debate featured frank statements from the Foreign Minister and notable remarks by M Clemenceau, including comments to a German correspondent.
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Morocco
Chamber of Deputies
M. Clemenceau
Progress of Experimental Medicine in the 1900s
In Chicago Dr. Simon Flexner outlined advances in medical experimentation including gland and tissue transplants to restore or alter organ function, the role of antienzymes in blood digestion, and new bacteriology insights. He notes potential immune mechanisms and the possibility of drugs preventing bacterial immunity, influencing disease control efforts.
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Simon Flexner
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Chicago
Flexner
Lesson Century Shows an Educated Dog Named Roger
In the February A Lesson Century, two accounts describe a clever cocker spaniel named Roger. The pieces present a vivid, instructive portrayal of the dog’s trained behavior, forming a notable example for readers studying canine skills and human interaction with animals.
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Roger
Anthropomorphism in animal learning and public manners
A discussion on how dogs and horses appear to exhibit human-like intelligence but can be explained as simple cue–response learning. It contrasts Roger the dog and Hans the horse with modern psychology, then critiques public commentary on marriages and labor issues, and ends with a reader letter condemning museum restoration of Turner's paintings.
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Harvard
Hans
Berlin
The Woman Voter Response on Voting Rights
August J. Fertig of New Fork Florida replies to an editorial The Woman and the State arguing women should not vote as equals to men He contends women bear greater family responsibilities and would still influence laws, and denying suffrage would make them slaves to their husbands
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
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New York Times
August J. Fertig
New Fork
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Smoking and Personal Freedom in Aldermanic Ukase
Letter from James F. Morton Jr. criticizes a New York ordinance banning public smoking by women. He argues the policy targets personal liberty, unenforceable by physiology or ethics, and predicts court invalidation. He calls for a test case and condemns mob threats by Freewort whitecaps. Dated January 27, 1908.
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New York Times
Letter to the Editor criticizing The Times on Bryan coverage
A reader from Fast Orange New Jersey denounces The Times for promoting William Jennings Bryan through free advertising and extensive coverage. The writer claims Bryan has harmed the Democratic Party and questions the paper’s editorial stance and influence. The letter decries what it calls advertising masquerading as news.
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New York Times
TIMES
Bryan
Democratic Party
Worth the Time and the Money Review
The Santa Cruz Surf notes an annual financial review in The New York Times, Jan 5 edition. It calls the fifty six page report formidable yet worthwhile for those with capital to understand the system governing dollars and wealth.
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NEW York Times
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Europe
The Cope's Hidden Meaning in Long Ago Days
A reflective verse questions who wore the cope in ancient days and whether the garment shielded a holy soul or concealed guilt. It asks if the mantle hid a true heart or masked a troubled mind, leaving the reader uncertain about the wearer’s virtue.
Custom House Full as Capacity Reached in New Building
The New York Custom House nears capacity after less than three months in use. Supervising Architect in Washington assigns offices from other departments to the building without local consultation. Tenants include Bank Examiner Bureau of Animal Industry Chinese Inspector Navy Department Isthmian Canal Commission Life-Saving Service Weather Bureau and Post Office Branch Station P occupying substantial space.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Bank Examiner
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Custom House
Department of Commerce and Labor
Navy Department
Isthmian Canal Commission
Barnes verdict in $391665 suit over Chinese concessions
The jury before Supreme Court Justice Davis found for Thurlow Weed Barnes against the American China Development Company and several syndicate members in a suit seeking $900,000. Barnes claimed he secured railway and coal concessions in China via Wu Ting-Fang in 1908, with the 1905 government repurchase valued at $6.75 million. The verdict names numerous defendants including trustees, bankers, and executives.
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Thurlow Weed Barnes
T. Sanford Beatty
Barnes
China
Wu Ting-Fang
Frederic P. Olcott
Richard J.cross
Clarence Cary
Hugh J. Grant
Carnegie Steel Company
Henry W. Cannon
George ¥. Bippus
Cincinnati
James Stillman
George Capell
Thomas F. Ryan
William Barclay Arsons
Catherine Olivia
Brice
Henry R. Wolcott
George F. Baker
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Poston
Thomas Co. Platt
Levi P. Morton
Grant B. Schley
Marcellus Hartley
W. A. Reed
Holdin g Diamond Prices and Market Outlook
Importers report that European diamond suppliers, led by the De Beers dominated syndicate, aim to keep prices high with the prospect of a July rise. Benjamin F. Rees cites London Amsterdam Antwerp dealers denying concessions. Premier Mine output reduced by 30,000 carats as part of the tightening.
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Abrahams
Benjamin F. Rees
Zimmern, Rees & Co
Europe
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Antwerp
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America
Policeman Wasserman Testifies in Slattery Trial at Police HQ
Detective Wasserman, on trial with Commissioner Bingham’s office, accuses Slattery of pressuring him for 1000 dollars over a 1906 promotion. He cites witness testimony and notes from Jerome’s staff, while Slattery and officials deny the charges amid cross accusations of graft and intimidation.
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Joseph A. Wasserman
Daniel Slattery
Bingham
Slattery
Jerome
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Wasserman
Hanson
Hanton
John Butler
Mara
Abraham Levy
Police
Baker
Charles Kennedy
Rutgers Street
Broadway Central Hotel
Feentvedy
Joseph Slack
Edward J. Reardon
Illinois Central considers large loan to fund improvements
The Illinois Central Directors met to discuss funding plans to cover past and future expenditures for improvements and extensions. A final decision on the plan was delayed to another Finance Committee meeting. The bank loan amount is expected to reach 20 000 000 or 25 000 000, aiming to clear existing bills and fund further projects, with terms possibly improving if delayed.
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Illinois Central
Finance Committee
Stokeses Set Sail for Mediterranean Cruise
J. G. Phelps Stokes and his wife Rose Pastor sailed yesterday on the steamer Moltke for a three months cruise in the Mediterranean. Before boarding he declared he would vote for the Socialist candidate for President, saying a principle is involved and an election gives Socialists a chance to present theirs to the people. They said they would not visit Russia.
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Rose Pastor
Moltke
Mediterranean
Mr. Stokes
New Rutgers Building Contract Awarded in New Brunswick
Trustees award the general contract for a new Rutgers College building costing $30,000, excluding furnishings. E M Waldron Co. will start construction on campus in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Architects Hill and Stout design a four story brick and limestone structure 50 by 125 feet with two one story wings. The semi fireproof building features classic facades and terra cotta trim.
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E. M. Waldron Company
New Brunswick
N. J
Hill & Stout
Broadway
American Palace Car Company Faces Bankruptcy Petition
The American Palace Car Company with six cars and a $16 million capital stock is named defendant in a bankruptcy petition by Beach & Chapman and others for $3,518. Creditors claim insolvency and note two judgments for $704 against Holt Brothers and Joseph A. Lesser. Offices listed at 27 William Street.
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William Street
Maine
Beach & Chapman
Edward S. Beach
Frank N. Rochrich
Holt Brothers
Joseph A. Lesser
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