Tariff fight delays paralyze national business warn Wisexcre
Wisexcres of Washington predict Congress will not conclude the tariff session before mid July. The senate spent days on duties and schedules while manufacturing across the country stalls. Uncertainty and fear of disaster grip the economy as manufacturers wait for readjustment steps. The piece criticizes senators and corporate influence, urges quick action, and notes political jockeying around Taft Roosevelt and the looming fund drive in San Antonio.
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Wisexcres
Washington
Congress
Senate
Hurte
United States Senate
Chixion
Aizal
Peruviain
Taft
Flower of Our Womanhood and Foreign Marriage Views
A controversial column argues against international marriages by wealthy American women, praising native virtues and calling for a transplant of foreign noble class to America. It condemns titled foreign spouses, lauds American mothers, and notes rare exceptions. The piece also cites Minnesota law, a British meat trust, and a Chicago divorce case in a provocative, era-tinged style.
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Milthonaire
Frank
Foreion
America
Lawsyers
Helen Goulds
Minnesota
Columbus
Great Britain
Anérican Beet Trust
Chicago
Foe Roosevelt Africa Sigh and Campbells on Constitution
A fragment from Ware Times Herald notes SIGH on T Roosevelt abroad and Campbell returning to the Constitution. It also mentions a level headed Richmond judge and that Vare rules a wife cannot compel a husband to come home by a specific hour. The piece criticizes newspapers as lay books for the indolent and admonishes Tawlews.
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T. Roosevelt
Africa
Richmond
Vare
Sugar Test Scandal Strikes Prominent Social Circle
A damaged OCR fragment indicates a sugar test theft involving a $2,000,000 sum. The social elite remained prominent with the period’s courtly treatment until the outcome. The report reflects sensational tone and vague details from the Hourtun Chronjal.
Beaumont and Denison Merald Vibe on Vaudeville News
A fragmentary note from Beaumont and Denison Merald hints at vaudeville acts and a jokerish cure for the late Bultan of Turkey. The text reads as a playful, garbled exchange about hitting nails and exhibition strategy in a theater context.
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Bultan
Turkey
Hip Jhurom
Denison Merald
Untitled Civil Conversation in a Market Scene
A fragment recalls a tense conflict over an advertisement with a red devil motif as two women observe a heated exchange. One woman comments on the ad while a companion reacts with wary amusement. A dairymaid remarks on reactions of a curious juror, and a visitor questions a child’s progress in walking.
San Antonio 21 Years Ago
The crop conditions in Hox country show improvement, better than any of the past seven years. Three men named as likely successors to the United States District Judge seat in west Texas: Maxey of Austin, McTeary, and John A. Green of San Antonio. The Woolmen and the Business Baseball league played a 2 hour 15 minute game, Woolmen winning 19 to 17 before about 500 spectators. Plynn umpired and drew criticism. Receipts near 7 dollars donated to the Home for Destitute Children. Fort Worth opens a barbed wire factory. Kendall County resident Mr. Krams was bitten by a copperhead. Eighth Cavalry left San Angelo for Dakotas under Lt. Col. Mizener. John McDonnell, employed by the Southend Wiedfield road, was robbed of 400 last night. Two arrests reported by Officers Van Siper and Mevary.
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Jane A
Hox Country
Nate Dudge
Fin Westers Tex
Dudges Maxey
Austin
McTeary
John A. Green
San Antonio
Muth’ Garden
Plynn
Fort. Worth
Krams
Kendall Countty
Eighth Cavalry
D W. RK. Mizener
San Angelo
Gibbs
Josen
Foil Krangeadi
John McDonnell
Southend Wiedfielil
Wan Tobhod
Orthers van Siper
Mevary
Wise Owl and Boardwalk Banter Echo Atlantic City Gossip
The column riffs on a wise old bird, courtly lines, and social quips about Vatten’s feats, Chicago progress, and Atlantic City’s men only beach plan. It mentions Hearst defection, Stage Monger chatter, and Coney Island Sabbath tensions amid playful dialogue on public personas and stage antics.
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Atlantic City
The Perfidi ous Frying Pan and Food Advice
Health culture excerpt discusses why frying fat coats food and hinders digestion, why deli meats are suspect, rheumatism as poison elimination, and a quip about headaches. Mentions Ballard's Vermifuge and local ad mentions West End Lumber Company and a sale in the Mission Oi Cats field.
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Plata Loren
W. RU. Lateou
Sea Orude
Misson Oi Cats
West End Lumber Company
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