Three Significant Speeches Spark a New Party Debate
The article outlines Balbert’s claim of a new party forming from conservatives and progressives united by rights of the people against monopolies. It highlights Roosevelt Pinchot Garfield as leaders and quotes Pinchot condemning money in politics, special interests, and the alliance of business and politics, urging reform and conservation.
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Balbert
Roosevelt Club
Ita
Ren
Mr. Pinchot
Hatbert
Pinchot
Congress
People of the United
Biatas
Senate
Scouse
Th. Vaters
Weboni
Ae Clay
Mfe
Rider
Harger
Ts Apd
Fragmented OCR reveals political dispute and public discontent
The readable text shows references to the era's political factions and voters' anger at special privilege and graft. It mentions Bryan for president, Greenback absorption, and a critical view of tariff laws. The tone hints at unrest and questions about ongoing political alignment during a turbulent period.
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Lalor
Forrester
Denne
Gramhent Iiper
Bryan
Denternta
Political Realignment Looms As Parties Debate Division
The piece argues political realignment may follow from persistent special interests and party splits. It surveys Republican and Progressive forces, Iowa governors, Wisconsin Republicans, New England reformers, and labor and farmer movements, noting a possible new progressive party forming from cross‑partisan tensions.
Eye transplant experiments spark ethical debate on sight
The article describes a sequence of delicate corneal grafts at Flower Hospital New York led by Dr Copeland and Dr Royal Copeland. A Chinaman and a Chinese woman given free corneas from a poor donor undergo a simultaneous Hippel procedure using a rabbit cornea graft to restore vision in Sing Long and Miss A. The surgeons perform a four layer corneal dissection, transplant the graft, and anticipate restoration of sight if successful.
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Ongbt
Dr. Royal 8
Flower ‘Hospital
New York
Ehc
Garen
Copeland
Manuel Ost
Sing
Long
You Hippel
Germany
van Hippel
Sing Long
Dre Copeladt
Issie
Thia
Vision of air power and aerial warfare debate in early aviation era
A fragmented discussion quotes Charles Ix Hamilton and Glenn Curtiss advocating organize an efficient aerial corps led by Curtiss Baldwin and the Wrights to teach aviators, detailing hypothetical use of planes to drop explosives on forts and ships, predicting air battles and the futility of defending heavy warships against air attack. Brig. Gen. Walter Howe cautions that dropping explosives from high altitude would be risky and difficult to accuracy.
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Asria
Charles Ix. Hamilton
Curtiss
Baldwin
Wrights
Japan
Arcitin
Bo J
Torkie
Walter Howe
Gov‘ornora Iisland
Howe
Innil
Dads Day Movement Aims National Observance In 1910
Spokane leaders and youths urge a nationwide Fathers Day campaign to honor fathers on June 19. The plan requests churches and ministers to promote the observance, drawing parallels to Mothers Day and Children’s Day, with a rose as a suggested symbol. Reverend Hindley welcomes the opportunity to speak on fatherhood and family protection.
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Spokane
Wash
Pofligers
Gva5y
Alusteric Alliance
Young, Men's Chrilatian Association
Organtea Liptis
United States
J. B. Dodds
Wothers
William Jy
Dad
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Garfield
Mr. Balbert
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Beverridge
Clapp
Aristow
Norris
Murdock
Polniexter
Hamilton Fish
Fowler
Holy Hive
Jifford Pinchot
Thuroporg Roosevelt, James R. Garfield
NEW Party
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Emibert
Homer
Jackson
Mich
Jine
Iowa
Carroll
J. A. Z. Hull
Wisconsit
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Dolliver
Potlette
Iito
New
England
Wo Regalae
New Jersey
Mnow
Eal Sail
Straig
Fowter
Hotge
Sta
Koga
Thes Republica
Nto Politics Ag Fn
Muat
Fie Ian Me
Diaa
Soiny
Seatene Soir
Gosman
Kemp
Pichelberger
I. Ilytzale
Staub
Ruoy
Wack
Measel
Dixon
Willard
Gom
K. Coldaius
Knott
Jelas Lui
Crete
Bartholomay Beer
William H. Shipley
N. Market ST
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio
Atlantic City
Cape
Mey
Sea
Ocean
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Rehoboth
Del
Suly
Asbury ‘Park
Brangie
Point
Wwa
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