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Divided Bosses Face Hues Over Gubernatorial Nomination
The piece argues Republican bosses at Saratoga cannot unite on a candidate to defeat Gov. Hughes, risking party defeat. It notes Western support for Hughes, Bishop Magee Waters warning against shelving him, and Secretary Root urging law enforcement amid reform momentum.
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New York
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Socialist Advice to Labor Sparks Debate on Unity
An article critiques Labor Day unity among American trades unionists urging political consolidation. It compares British labor policies under Gompers and Hardie with risks of class legislation and expanding pensions, arguing such gains may burden broader citizens.
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England
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State Canals and Erie Canal Reconstruction Issue
The piece urges Republican platform makers at Saratoga to focus on the state canals. It recalls the 1903 voter approval to reconstruct the Erie Canal and its tributaries to allow 1,009-ton barges linking New York Port with northern granaries, aiming to lower freight by water and challenge railroad discrimination.
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Transfer of Thaw Sparks Jail Debate in White Plains
The Times details Justice Mills ordering transfer of Thaw from Poughkeepsie jail to Westchester County Jail's hospital ward amid concerns of escapes. District Attorney Wimns-Low and Jerome clash over Thaw's confinement with Matteawan as a suggested facility for secure treatment and guarding.
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Justice Mills
Westchester
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Justice Mis
Businessmen should fill consular posts not lawyers or journalists
Daniel Johnson of the American Exporter argues that consular appointees must be men of business with a commercial viewpoint rather than trained in law or journalism. He faults the current exam and urges reforms to ensure practical business competence in all consular ranks.
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New York Times
United States
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Daniel Johason
American Exporter
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Congress
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New York Export Commission
Mr Croker on Inconsistency of Some Newspapers
The letter by Richard Croker criticizes how newspapers solicit public figures for views yet publish opposing remarks about their character. The Times notes such ethics are outdated and asserts editorial opinion belongs in its proper place.
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New York Times
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Inconsistent editorial praise from Croker questioned
The speaker studies Croker’s claim that any New York Times editorial could be flattering to him and highlights the shock of such inconsistency in life and politics.
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New York Times
Roosevelts Balance On Revolutionaries And Reactionaries
The article reviews President Roosevelt's eulogy of Taft and his balance between revolutionaries and reactionaries. It notes his claim the two extremes serve each other, while criticizing the notion of a constant average and noting reform often progresses through alternating phases. It observes progress arises from those who tire of excesses, not the quiet masses.
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Aeroplanes and War Burdens Weighing the Sky
The piece debates aviation's future beyond warfare noting how ballast affects lighter-than-air craft and the delicate balance of a plane. It compares birds and machines and posits that flight could promote peace as weapons decline in frequency. It also discusses misinterpretations of humor in letters and public discourse about extortion and finance.
Taft endorses Roosevelt policies for continuation
In a letter to the editor of The New York Times Clement Warren of Brooklyn asks what Roosevelt policies have achieved. He notes that two years ago workers had plenty of work and good wages while railroads were busy, and now questions the current situation as he signs his name on September 13, 1908.
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New York Times
Taft
Roosevelt
Clement Warren
Brooklyn
Providence
R. I
Bryan
New York
Tesla on Aeroplanes and the Future of Flight
Nikola Tesla argues in a New York Times letter that current aeroplane progress shows no radical change from Langley, praising feats but asserting originality is lacking. He forecasts a truly new heavier-than-air system and warns against government actions hindering wireless air progress. New York, Sept. 13, 1908.
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New York Times
Langley
John D. Rockefeller
Nicola Tesla
New York
Adirondack Fires and Public Nuisances
A reader from Herkimer County voices concern that expert claims downplay forest fire danger in Adirondacks. He warns fires can burn unseen in dry muck and calls for vigilance among lumbermen and campers to protect the woods. The letter also criticizes ticket scalpers and corruption in New York City, urging action against licensees of nuisance.
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Providence Manufactures Back Taft Support Amid Recovery
A Providence business trip reports a shift in sentiment among large employers and workers. Treasurers describe prior anti Republican feeling fading as factories increase hours and output, with Taft favored over Bryan in the national election context.
Fleet coal ing at Albany in Western Australia visit
Rear Admiral Sperry, commander in chief of the American battleship fleet, visits Albany with officers. Premier Moore and Governor Bedford welcome them at the jetty as 13 000 sailors mingle with locals. The fifteen battleships anchor at Princess Royal Harbor and coal-up stage proceeds.
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N. J. Moore
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Premier- Moore
America
Admiral Sperry
United States
Australia
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Regulation rant on railroads and truckers stirs public debate
Robert P. Green argues regulation favors railroads over truckers and cabmen, contending rate caps risk confiscation and citing higher freight costs, costly rail terminals, and taxpayer funded roads. He laments government interference and recalls a 1908 concern with freight and coal prices.
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New York
President Wright Airship Flight Plans With Roosevelt Interest
Washington report says President Roosevelt may join Orville Wright for a long flight in a Wright aeroplane, weather delaying today's tests. Wright expresses caution, noting risks to the nation if the President is harmed, as preparations continue at Fort Myer with possible crew from the Signal Corps.
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City Sunday Musings on Suburbs and Echoes of Debt
A narrator visits the city to see a son and notes bustling suburban life. Ed and his wife are described as extravagant, snubbing nickel cigars while shopping and exploring all day Sunday. The piece contrasts urban curiosity with suburban leisure and hints at aging perspectives. Charles R. Barnes is referenced.
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Green
Michigan
Carter
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Bonaparte Plans Appeals After Hepburn Ruling
Attorney General Bonaparte returns from vacation to Washington and signals an appeal to the Supreme Court over the constitutional commodities clause in the Hepburn bill. He expects to prepare the record with L A Wilner and T C Spilling and aims for October submission. He notes no decision on reargument for the Standard Oil case and declines to state the next step.
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United States
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Names for New Warships Named by Roosevelt
Washington Sept 14 President Roosevelt authorized the naming of ten torpedo boat destroyers from the May thirteen act. The ships bear Hiram Paulding Percival Drayton Francis A. Lee Edward Terry George H. Perkins Andrew Sterrett Edward R. McCall William Burrows Lewis Warrington John Mayran. Submarines receive such names as Stingray Tarwin Honite Snapper Norwhal Gravltns Suimenm Carp Burma cuda Pickerel Skate Skipjack Sturgeon Thyesber Tutt. Admirals Prolting Farragut Torry Perkins Warrington Burrows Metell Mayran cited for gallant Civil War service.
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Percival Drayton
Francis A.ltee
Bdward Terry
George H. Perkins
Andrew Sterrett
Edward R. McCall
William Burrows
Lewis Warrington
John Mayran
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Tarwin
Honite
Snapper
Norwhal
Gravlitns
Suimenm
Carp
Burmacuda
Pickerel
Skate
Skipjack
Sturgeon
Thyesber
Tutt
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Cyclops
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Hiram Prolting
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Percival Diarion
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Roe
China Seas
Edward Torry
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Enterprise
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Bank examiners seek banker views on methods of inspection
Lawrence Murray, Controller of the Currency, surveys how banks view examination methods and how to improve them. He sent inquiry letters to National Bank Presidents as John B Cunningham, the examiner who closed Cosmopolitan National Bank of Pittsburgh, reports the bank’s affairs remain as bad as when it was closed.
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