Indiana Republicans split over Beveridge ticket after Taft remarks
Indications point to a fierce clash between regulars and insurgents in the Republican Party. President Taft plans a tour stop in Indianapolis, angering Beveridge supporters and prompting sharp rebukes from Rep Payne and Rep Dalgell. If regulars oust Beveridge, the progressive wing could lose a key ally in the Senate fight.
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In@isne
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Taft
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hever
Payne
Palzell
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Coukée
Principles vs Politics in Wilson Speech at Elizabeth
In early republic days citizens favored principles over petty politics and sincere public service. The piece notes a renewed democratic spirit resisting special interests and corruption, citing a recent Elizabeth New Jersey dinner address by President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University.
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Thin Republic
Elizabeth
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
New Era of Popular Government and Square Deal Call
The text argues for a general revision of popular politics and leadership toward efficient, principled governance, stressing necessity and privilege, and predicting an era of genuine popular government. It notes a prominent advocate traveling in Europe promoting the “square deal.”
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Europe
Will Woolery land in Morrow County be sold to settlers
The 19,000 acres of J A Woolery land in Morrow County, recently bought by a North Dakota banker syndicate for 150000, may be subdivided for actual settlers. If colonization succeeds, the tactic could spark a broad recolonization of dry farming in eastern Oregon, with intensified farming making small farms more productive per investment.
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Morrow County
J. A. Woolery
North Dakota
Hestern
Oregon
Pendleton Business Leaders Urged to Tour Irrigation District
Local residents urged to take a motor car trip to the west end country tomorrow. Pendleton business and professional men are advised to engage with the irrigation district situation, marking the advent of a new epoch as the car trip signals progress. Readers should prepare for the big trip and recognize business may progress without them.
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Pendeton
Pendleton
Umana
Oregon to gain two or three congressmen after railroads
After the Deschutes and the Hill and Harriman roads are completed and their western termini reach the region, Oregon is expected to become densely populated enough to merit two or three congressmen and to have a federal court stationed there.
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Deschutes
Hill
Harriman
Oregon
Twohy Brothers Welcome Here Regardless of Siblings Count
The message welcomes the Twohy brothers to the city, noting whether they are twins triplets or a quintet. The note emphasizes inclusivity for siblings arriving together.
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Twohy
Pastidious Child at Drug Store in Cleveland
A four year old boy named Algie visits a Cleveland drug store with his mother. He fusses for chocolate dips a soda and a plated glass holder and straw, while the mother calmly coordinates each demand. The scene ends as the clerk leaves briefly, with Algie vocalizing a string of demands.
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W. RR
Rose
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cumberland maid shifts blame over breakfast duties
In Cumberland Maryland an Episcopal clergyman's household faces a dispute as a farewell maid, accused of arriving late to cook breakfast. The mistress plans wage reductions for missed meals, while the maid boasts she can delay duties by paying the mistress to cook breakfast. The exchange highlights class and labor tensions in a domestic setting.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Hense
Dindh
Harper's Magazine
Comet Blesses Early Risers This Spring
Many people who haven’t arisen before sun-up for years will do so this spring. Thanks are due to the comet.
Get Busy Chick Breakfast Plea in Garden Patch
A mother chick in a green garden patch scolds three youngsters who long for breakfast. Each chick craves a nice fat worm bug or yellow meal while one squirming chick repeats the demand and the mother issues a playful exhortation about getting wet and sorateh.
Cleveland and Kentucky in the Thompson appointment clash
The Louisville Courier Journal recalls 1895 friction over nominating B Thompson for commissioner of internal revenues. President Cleveland rejects him after Kentucky lawmakers press the distilling tie, while Taft’s later Ballinger cautions are cited as foreshadowing. The piece questions era wisdom on political tests for public posts.
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Kentucky
Congress
B. Thomas
White House
Mr. Thompson & Brother
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Thompson
Internal Revenue
Taft
Ballinger
Washington
Seattle
Mr. Ballinger
Interior
Louisvill Courier-Journal
Savoy ex-manager starts New York restaurant venture
M Pruger, former Savoy Hotel London manager, now heads a New York restaurant with a $650000 salary. In a St Louis Globe Democrat interview he links success to tact and sympathy, and cites an anecdote from Palace Music Hall in Manchester about a risqué danse as a test of sensitivity.
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M. Pruger
London
New York
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Manchester
Palnce Music Hall
Loomis' Face Again in Canyonville
A local tale recalls Hank Johnson dubbed the homeliest man until Charles Botte, a lecturer known as Loom, is described as even homelier at the depot. Steve Billings reveals the rival, and Hank responds with disbelief, noting Botte is a professional in his appearance.
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Hank Johnson
Canyonville
Steve Billings
Hank
Charles Botte
Rockefeller Almost Hit By Car During Sunday Play
A small boy is rebuked for marble play on a Sunday when John D. Rockefeller was nearly struck by an automobile. The incident is framed as a providential warning to quit straining at a gnat after swallowing a camel.
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John D. Rockefeller
Providence
Large Pendleton Ranch with Rail Line for Sale
1640 acres fenced with good posts and drainage, 800 acres in grain, 260 acres in alfalfa,预计 annual alfalfa yield about 750 tons. Water stream provides irrigation, concrete dam and ditches, buildings, fruit trees and berries. Rail line runs through the property. Price is 46000 dollars. Contact E. T. Wade at American National Bank, Pendleton, Oregon.
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E. T. Wade
American Nat. Bank
Pendleton
Ore
Honesty and a Waiter Visit at Sueco's Magazine
In a clipped exchange, Sam, a waiter, asks Miss Clark to vouch for his honesty to improve his situation. She agrees to speak for him as he offers a short check tomorrow at his table, noting the line from Sueco's Magazine and a doubt about the west wanting to be Guggenheimed.
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Cours
Sam
Sueco
Night Clerk and Pinochle Duel at Chicago Hotel
A Chicago traveling man asks the night clerk to find a pinochle partner for an hour or two of games. The clerk summons Mr. Gutwillig and a game begins. A drunken young man staggers to the desk shouting he wants a fight, prompting the clerk to page Mr. Kelly and Mr. O Brien.
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Chicago
Mr. Gutwillig
Anga
Shay
Kelly
O’ Brien
Stuebeet Magazine
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