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Roosevelt and the Trust Question in a Polarized Era
A critical analysis argues that Roosevelt is a partisan challenger rather than a statesman. It faults his tariff stance, accuses him of dodging policy record, and condemns the trust battle as destructive and indecisive. The piece blames his leadership for party split and questions his readiness to govern with courage and clarity.
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Learn to Swim Lessons Save Lives At Sea
A public notice extols swimming education highlighting how survivors like eight and ten year olds on the Empress of Ireland disaster show the value of training. It argues technique over brute strength, teaching breathing, panic control, and how to reach safety or aid others.
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Lord Wimborne's Polo Team Invades for International Trophy
The British side led by Lord Wimborne arrives as a “forlorn hope” to challenge the American polo squad for the international trophy amid high hopes and cautious optimism. Capt. Cheape leads England with a strong defense and likely solid offense, while America relies on leadership and mounted strength to counter.
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Short Ballot Could Defeat Bosses in State Vote
The article argues that a short ballot offers a real path to oppose Tammany and reduce voter overload. It notes Roosevelt's operations seem uncertain this autumn and critiques Stoosrend for favoring machine battles over public persuasion to mobilize voters.
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Hope at Niagara Falls Mediation Hopes for Mexican Civil Peace
The Niagara Falls Conference faces possible disruption as Mexican Constitutionalists and Carranza seek representation without a truce. Huerta and Carranza may press military action while talks pursue pacification, but the mediation spirit remains dominant and could steer toward peace despite disputes.
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Capt Bartlett Narrates Karluk Drift and Arctic Odyssey
Capt Bartlett recounts the Karluk drift from the September 23 1913 ice floe to the ship sinking January 11 1914 and the party's voyage to Wrangel Land and Emma Harbor in Siberia. He notes the journey, scientific value, and doubts about drifting over the pole with charting errors on lands beyond the Continental Shelf.
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Learn to Swim This Season to Stay Safe in Water
The text urges respect for water and learning to swim this season to avoid danger. It emphasizes not fearing the element excessively while preventing life threatening situations and encourages skill development for lifelong safety near water.
Quickest wreck known on St. Lawrence described by Rev J Wal(l)ett
The Rev J Wal(l)ett, English Methodist minister and first cabin passenger aboard the Empire of Ireland, recounts the wreck on the St Lawrence. He describes a calm voyage turning to a sudden disaster at 2:12 AM, the sinking thirteen minutes later, and the moment of panic among foreign passengers while sailors remained calm.
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Unfastened chairs used to aid lifeboats claim after collision
Witness says passengers evacuated in improvised life-saving measures with steamer chairs and lifeboats prepared for launch. No explosion mentioned, aligning with the wrecked steamer's captain testimony.
Favoritism in Becker Returns to Sing Sing Spark Debate
The piece critiques Sheriff Grifenhagen for favoring Becker’s return to Sing Sing by automobile rather than the usual train. It questions whether public sympathy or belief in Becker as a victim drives the decision, noting mixed public sentiment toward capital punishment and post-release employment challenges.
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Opposition to contract labor in convict systems
Adolph L. Lewinsohn writes that the Booker Hughes bill to regulate interstate commerce in convict made goods seeks to end the contract system. He cites Osborn and Whitaker supporting state use and prison self sufficiency, urging states to assume full responsibility for convict labor.
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Reform Through Legislation Sparks Prohibition Debate
Readers respond to a newspaper editorial on nationwide liquor prohibition. Women argue license costs and family ruin while opponents say manhood and morality cannot be legislated. The letter includes misprinted lines and a separate note on pronunciation of a Mexican name.
Rural Holiday Mail Delays Spark Postal Reform Plea
A Rural Grumbler from Norwichtown Conn denounces Memorial Day mail disruptions on rural routes. He argues carriers deserve a day off but urges substitutes to cover deliveries to avoid 72 hour waits, missed newspapers, and harmed mail order business. He calls for a simple solution and urges newspapers to push reform.
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The Presidents Critics Letter to the Editor 1914
Grosvenor Clarkson defends Woodrow Wilson and Progressive ideals while urging restraint in partisan attack. He critiques Taft, references Vera Cruz and Mexican policy, and calls for decency and measured judgment of the President with balanced political perspective.
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Conan Doyle Suffrage Views Spark Uproar in 1914 Letter
In New York on May 27 1914 Marguerite Remington Charter attacks Conan Doyle for suggesting Englishmen would tolerate lynching militant suffragettes. She warns Doyle’s remarks echoing American press are harmful and urges Lady Doyle to reconsider.
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Capital Punishment Revolting Commentary Letter
The writer condemns executions as revolting and urges humane treatment, arguing gender should not dictate punishment and criticizing rapid dispatch of four men before the public letter from New York dated May 27 1014.
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One-Horse Distribution and City Market Plan
Cyrus C. Miller from New York argues that one-horse distribution wastes produce and hurts farmers. He cites Mayor Gaynor’s commission proposing wholesale terminal markets for all five boroughs to speed unloading and lower costs. The plan, costing 10 million dollars, could benefit many more people than a capital ship investment.
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The Larger Vision by Louis Schmneider
A gritty poem lines depict a laborer whose grimy hands and working day mark him as the artificer of others visions. He endures humiliation yet persists in craft, transforming ethereal ideas into tangible work as masters dream larger visions.
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Walt Whitman Honored in Fifth Avenue Birthday Celebration
The Walt Whitman Fellowship held an evening banquet at the Elotel Brevoort to honor Whitman on his birthday. Anna Strunsky Wal ling Characterized Whitman as the universal poet and greatest American, with speakers defending his renown and a guest list including Max Eastman, Mrs. Wyatt Eaton, Mrs. Havelock Eis, Charles Keeler, and James F. Morton.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey Publishes Panama Chart No 4
The U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey releases Chart No 4 for the Panama Canal area with a half inch to the nautical mile scale and color rendering. It covers tides soundings and high water ranges for Gulf and Bay of Panama and Caribbean approaches, notes lighthouses and buoys, and lists sale through survey offices in Washington and port agents.
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World Y W C A Conference Set in Stockholm
The international YWCA meeting will meet in Stockholm Sweden in June 1698 with large US delegations and participants from South America Australia Japan China India South Africa and others. Mrs Montagu Walderave of London vice president will preside assisted by EK Kinnaird Miss Vina Saunders Miss Mabel Cratty and others. Delegates from all states reflect broad plans focusing on women in family life national life community foreign service and leadership training for YWCA work.
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Canada
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B n Abraham's Growth To Convene in Atlantic City
The Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, a Jewish fraternal group with about 200000 members in 70 lodges, will hold its twenty-eighth annual convention in Atlantic City for three days starting next Sunday. Over 1400 delegates from across the nation will attend with marching clubs and delegations, as grand officers report on the year's growth and welfare giving exceeding 1,000,000 dollars to hospitals, orphans, and aged homes.
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Johnson Camden Named to Fill Bradley Vacancy in Kentucky
Gov James MecCreary announces Johnson N Camden of Woodford County will be named United States Senator to fill the Bradley death vacancy. Camden will likely accept and seek the short term ending March 4, 1915, with long term candidates also entering. Camden, Democratic Chairman, noted horse breeder and son of the late Johnson N Camden of West Virginia.
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Columbia University Holds 1st Commencement Week
Nearly 2,000 graduates march to St Pauls Chapel for the bicentennial style baccalaureate service. Rev. Raymond Knox urged balancing study with faith and modern learning as President Johnson’s prayers were cited. Events include class day at Columbia College and Barnard activities with Ivy Day at Barnard and a campus night festival.
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Antis Answer Suffragists in Washington in May Report
Mrs A N George of Brookline Massachusetts issues response from the local National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage to a New England Woman Suffrage Association resolution. She denounces claims that feminism equals loose morals and calls for targeting suffragist feminists rather than all suffragists.
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