Taft Campaign Draws Enthusiasm in North and Midwest
The article notes strong Republican support for Taft during his campaign tour through northern and central states. It highlights his personable, direct approach to voters, contrasting with other speakers and stressing confidence in his leadership. The piece quotes favorable public sentiment and discusses campaign rhetoric and responses.
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Taft
Democrata
Numines
Hye
Moonest
Sao
Patt
Alhough
Toth
Mer
Watt
United Blues
Contested Senate Race Probed for Campaign Spending
The article reviews expenditures by candidates in the senatorial contest, noting Cook's $20,000 plus Hutto's $618 and sums for McGovern and Stephenson. It argues large spending is needed to win a $7,500 salary seat and criticizes the campaign finance system. It mentions an upcoming funeral directors meeting in Oshkosh and a social critique by actress Bethel Barrymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Conk
Rand
Nol
Popey
Mook
Cook
Hutto
McGovern
Stephenson
State Funeral Directors’ Association
Oshkosh
Chafin Campaigns Amid Public Indifference and High Hopes
The piece critiques minor candidate Chafin of the Prohibition party, arguing the public tolerates his claims due to disbelief in his victory chances. It contrasts scrutiny of major and minor candidates and notes the electorate’s calm attitude toward untested proposals. It references public perception of presidential powers and the scope of the office.
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Dot
Chafin
Hanes
Haeerak
United States
Dean Vayda
York
Wishtupdan
Chicapoy
Wil Bow
Washington
Wietean Oont
New York
Ted Gucci
Larsington
Acuidae
Pal
Syracuse University Chancellor Day Defends Policy Amid Scorn
Pay defends standard oi and chancellor Day faces criticism for remarks about Stundid CH ae and Archhobl. Critics, including Gov Bustcell, condemn the president's style as demoralizing. The piece notes the reaction from educational leaders and clergy, and mentions the Berlin Journal on septs and frost record.
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Syracuse University
Bes
United States
PC Hoa
Hanwell
Atelbold
Bustcell
Okiptowa
Hatta
United State
Stuolond Gil
ATP Tiipsegidis
Stanchard
Day
Archbold
Denial Cleared La Follette Row Over Taft Support
William T. La Follette of South Dakota denies quotes claiming his brother Senator Benator La Follette backs Taft for party loyalty. He wires Chicago papers insisting the interview was fictitious and urges equal publicity of his denial. The episode dampens Democratic hopes of Wisconsin support helping Taft.
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XK Crompt
William T. la Follatia
South Dakota
Benator la Follette
Taft
Bryan
Wisconsin
William la Follette
Chicago
Hig
Banator la Follette
H Im
la Follette
William
Irregularities and notes on ore, transit, and events
Isolated lines describe iron ore presence and endowment funds for tubercular care under Dr. Mooh. It mentions a clock controlled by hours on a canal or church, a band from earlier times, and a claim about an electric street railway in Baltimore and carriages in Richmond. Mentions Port Washington steamship Nia and a Mayoral dispute with workers resisting passengers.
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Koch
Br. Mooh
Monduduia
Inmeri Wan
Baltimore
Druntiogen
Fiumpder
Aidon Passenger Hallway Company
Riclmond
New Tanah
Mayelor Abl
Turbulent Wisconsin Clippings and Local Notices
Readable fragments describe arrests in Marinette and wrek hazards near Totrah. Reports note a football injury, a long-serving postmaster, and deaths including Peter Beggler and others in Chilton and Dane County courts. Local fire prosecutions, stables moved, and a torpedo incident injures a Portage youth.
Multiple Political and Criminal Notices From Wisconsin Era
Fragmented local notices report deaths at Gutagnuile county asylum age sixty one and a twelve year institutional residence. a Kenosha mayor blocks a police warrant tied to a city ordinance violator. a La Crosse farmer’s hired diggers steal valuables from his home. Frank Novak jailed four months for disturbance and committed to Northern State Hospital for the insane. estate suit seeks damages against contractors for a Pugh cap project. a construction death after a wall collapse. Thomas H. Git resigns as general counsel of Wisconsin Central. various legal figures and divorce actions referenced amid felony conviction notes.
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Freedom
Gutagnuile
Matthias J. Scholey
Kenuslu
Ely
T. Dried
Charlesburgh
Madison
Joseph W
Robert Mitchet
Capies
Pugh
Kiel
Thomas H. Git
Wisconeh Central Road
Pete
Notable Miscues and Incidents Across The Nation
A scattered report notes Warriman lines planning to install steel passenger cars and order 20 Wiig Ten units. Foraker defends his actions in a court invite to accusers. Six men killed and several injured in a Columbus area collision. no county fair passengers aboard trains. A 3000 mile tour through the west and northwest excites supporters of a Republican candidate. An insurer transfers a life policy claim of Edna Wallace Bopper. an actress involved. Chicago education board reports new concerns about student welfare. A laborer Max Glock died at age about forty with life policy notes. Oklahoma funds analysis ties Bryan figures to bank deposit growth.
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Warriman Lines
Foraker
Tim
Ymin
Ohio Centene
Toledo
Raymiomi
Dim
A. O. Brown
Edna Wallace Bopper
Sherman
Bryan Gaity Phan
Denwerits
Chicago Board of Education
Ehfilen
Chicago
Max Glock
Glock
Oklahoma
Bryansigures
Notes From A British Courtroom Fragments
Fragmentary notes describe courtroom banter and misreads with jokes about engagement rings and lovers, a coster fined for disorderly conduct, a telegraph proposal from a bachelor, a juror fainting, and humorous exchanges between judge and jury in burglary proceedings.
Curio of a Train of Misfits and a Public Promenade
An elderly couple strolls by the seaside when a passerby calls and a stranger tumbles, prompting a dramatic rescue effort. The wife mocks the husband for his generosity as he helps the stranger, while she accuses him of circuslike training after a recent fall.
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James
Jsrecer
Muny
Lere
Wong
Circus
London
Wisconsin Politicians Campaign Finance Debate Summary
A collage of Wisconsin editorials attacks on campaign finance and primary processes. It cites Bryan and McGovern mentions, calls for transparent statements, and critiques of election laws. Notable towns include Milwaukee, Stevens Point, Chippewa Falls, and La Crosse, reflecting varied local opinions.
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Stevens Point Journal
Chippewa Falls
Milwaukee Sentinel
Rarino News
FL Ie
McGovern
Milwaukee
Lecause
Waukesha Freeman
Janesville Gazette
United States
Kow Claire
Milwaukee News
la Crosse
Paint Materials Endorsement by Painters
A fragment notes that top painters approve materials such as lead zinc refined oil color and turpentine dryer for better coverage and longer life than hand mixed paint. It mentions a machine grinding and mixing advantage and credits T Abercrombie of Cum on some date.
Johnson's Revenge and a Bitter Speech Against Grant
In a Willard Hotel interview William H. Crook recalls Andrew Johnson's return to the Senate with two aims to punish southern brigadiers and to denounce Ulysses Grant. Johnson delivered a sharp attack on Grant within weeks, citing gifts and a possible third term. He died July 31 1875 in eastern Tennessee after visiting his daughter.
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Mr. Johnson
Senate
Willard
Pennsylvania Avenue
Grant
Crook
Johnson
White House
Fle
MM Stover
Tennessee
Wiliam H. Crook
Absurdities of the Stage in Bohemian Reading
Henry E. Warner surveys theatrical stock tricks from dusting maids to stage telephones and paddleing canoes. He mocks realism drenched devices, noting faked speed of stenographers and exaggerated paddling as absurdities that break audience immersion.
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Labuster
Central
Clyde Fitch
Ruth “Maycliffe
Paddla
Henry E. Warner
Bohemian Magazine
All for a Girl in Rupert Hughes New American Play
A review notes Rupert Hughes new play All for a Girl features Douglas Fairbanks as a leading immature hero. The piece centers on a headlong stage performance with flashy gestures and slangy dialogue. Critics describe the portrayal as a crude, flashy form of youth and question its civility.
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Rupert Hughes
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Fitzbanks
Arthur Ruhl
When a Child Remembers His Mother's Bath Time Rules
The verse recalls a mother's gentle guidance during a child's bath. It contrasts childhood tears with a mother's steady care and instruction about washing, corners, behind the ears, and avoiding splashes. The speaker reflects as a grown person on how these lessons shaped him.
Great Pessimist and Jewish Thought in 19th Century Critique
The passage cites Renan and argues that most Jewish thinkers express pain and foresee bad tidings. It notes Spinoza, Marx, Lascaele, Lombroso, and Ferrero linking pessimism to views on morality, class struggle, minimal wage, crime, and degeneracy as a measure of genius.
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Renan
Spinoza
Marx
Lascalle
Lombroso
Desroy
Carlyle
England
Guglielmo Ferrero
Harvesting the Wheat Chorus Across the World
Agnes C. Laut notes the ripe wheat fields from the Pacific coast to Argentina, praising self binders and steam threshers that harvest vast acreages daily. The piece contrasts manual harvest in Egypt with mechanized methods in Russia and the Americas, calling the reaper's hum a universal anthem.
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Pacific Coast
St Mes
Egypt
Russia
Agnes C. Laut
Out
The Man From Tome and American Character
A Collier's review by Arthur Ruhl argues the play exposes American character through a crude Kokomo man and a critique of New York sophistication. It suggests the work conveys a bitter price for refinement and reflects national temperament more vividly than prior stage pieces.
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Kokomo
Daniel Voorhees Pike
New York City
Spain
New York
Mke
Arthur Ruhl
Collier's
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