The Third Term Candidate Warns GOP to Follow Will of People
A controversial figure threatens to bolt the Republican National Committee if it does not capitulate to his demands. He claims the party must adhere to his version of righteousness and asserts the outcome of the polls will reveal the public will. The piece frames his pressure as a potential political gamble with wide implications.
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Republican National Compntee
Ras
Hie
National Committee
Holt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Threc
Lerot
Himsel
Theodore
Tings
Exnewspaper
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Musornus
Janes
Perky
Bryan Watchers See Bryan as Key Democratic Figure
Democrats and some Republicans eye William Jennings Bryan as a potent influence in the party. Once branded the regular champion, he now appears more cautious and reticent, avoiding overt dictation while maintaining leverage in the turbulent Democratic landscape amid past defeats and controversial paths.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Iris
Wilson
Altoh B. Parker
Democratic Party
Bryan’s supporters mull a possible second republican ticket
The article outlines a brewing split in the republican ranks with talk that Theodore Roosevelt might bolt if not nominated and that William Jennings Bryan’s backers would push to exploit such a split. It recalls a San Antonio meeting with a former newspaper owner and hints at Bryan’s keen political instinct.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Chicago
Wilson
Clark
Mr. Bryan
San Antonio
Yexds
Golf links as a tourist draw for San Antonio
The piece argues that Sa Antonio should attract northern travelers by building multiple golf links rather than relying on climate. It notes Pinehurst and other northern hubs draw golfers year round, railroads run specials, and tourists seek active recreation like golf, tennis, and polo, not just good air. It claims San Antonio has done little beyond minor road paving to entice visitors.
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San Antonio
Yanca
Mie
Offica
Hom
Newe
United Briter
York
Tribune Building
Chicago
N. W. Aver & Bon
Philadelphia
Idle Trende
America
Europe
Sae Antonio
Tim Cranry
New York City
Pinehurst
Georgia
Ony Galfer Avin
San Antonio Seeks Tourist Trade With Entertainment Appeal
The city urges making itself attractive and providing amusements to draw visitors. Officials say attracting tourists is essential, as better ten thousand satisfied visitors than a few who leave dissatisfied.
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San ¢ Antonio
San Antonio
Lesay
Costly aggression reshapes eyes on Turkey Italy war gambit
A long analysis notes Italy's financial strain amid war with Turkey. It questions the benefit of continued conflict, cites a plummeting lire, costly loans, and treasury pressures. It argues expansion offers little value, urging prudence as public mood sours and fear of further deficits grows.
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Taly
Italy
Turkey
Hies
Landen
Remarkable Open-Hearth Steel Test Yields High Cutter Speed
A detailed report describes a test on open-hearth steel, examining a cutter made from tool steel. The process involved quenching, tempering, and a honing sequence, achieving a cutting feed up to 10.28 inches per minute and speeds reaching 278 feet per minute before the machine belt limit halted further progress.
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New York
Beim
The Majernok Wedding Farce and Arrests in Budapest
In a Hungarian village saga set near Budapest, Petky the magistrate seeks to marry Bresl’s daughter Ereai to Majornok’s heir. A forged warrant, a groom jailed, and a defended wedding trail lead to a dramatic procession and royal district interference. Police arrest bride and father as the wedding crumbles amid riots and a dramatic carriage retreat.
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Kelniwa Mkszatle
Joseph
Palatine
Budapest
Ustyan Kotyogosys
Ules
Majernok
Ereai
Litwe
Mejernok
Ilitava
Young Mahal Kovacs
Currier
Fel Bethy
Livat
Litaya
Brest
Petky
Wiudom
Warrier
Marlinmas
Tara
Kolyago
Yiisge
Mehnly Kovaca
Sime
Verror &Iticken
Peeks
Katy
Ogo
Teadman
Gyorgy Yurkas
Cure for the Blues Promises Mental Relief Through Exercise
The piece describes depression as common and treatable, urging readers to practice physical routines to lift mood. It warns against pretended cheerfulness and emphasizes persistent, mindful exercise to combat despondency, especially for women, with steps like deep breathing and standing poses.
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Amedie Ejermaut
Ule
Despaia
Shawn
Phrysien
Rhythmic breathing to beat the blues for women
An advice piece urging women to improve health and social presence through rhythmic breathing and fresh air. It links vitality to personal magnetism and social influence, warning against melancholia and chronic nerves. It emphasizes walking, controlled breathing steps, and avoiding the blues to enhance confidence and appeal.
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Gorilliant
Avamot
Onan
Brand i
Fragmented Verse Text From Damaged Page
Fragmentary poem like verse speaks of sentiment and comfort. The lines hint at friendship, peace, and affection amid distorted spelling and garbled words. No clear event or identifiable people or organizations are present in the readable fragments.
Texas hosts Dallas backed convention amid lavish Texas tour
The American Advertising Club convention aimed to showcase Texas energy and resources with expanded entertainment funds, special trains, and a statewide tour for visitors. Dallas led state support as other cities joined, highlighting Texas as an emerging major port and tourist focal point. A goose carving and a minister's praise punctuated a lively, curiosity driven gathering amid preparations for a centennial exposition celebration.
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Sven
Troy
Associated Advertising Clube of America
Pat S
Dallas
Texas
Boston
Tor Ft
Opportunity in Texas and the Rio Grande Valley
A historical passage cites William J. Speed praising Texas land prospecting and Mexican tenants at La Jara. It highlights independence, growth since sixty years, and the Rio Grande expansion as a major American movement. The piece underscores frontier opportunity, settlement by conservative families, and evolving methods shaping future development in the region.
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Pheory
Hick
Heodiar
Luele Bey
Rowleyrber
Tosak
la Jara
Rio Grande Valley
Pines
America
William J. Speed
Cissler's
Trackless trolley trial sparks Los Angeles interest
From Kidlanapede News a curious electric vehicle appears in Los Angeles. The so called trackless trolley is an eight passenger car with a steering wheel, two overhead wires, and a short Laurel Canyon run. It carries 10 cent fare, is light on cost, and operates without tracks, prompting debate over viability and safety among city officials.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eass
Wild
Laurel Canyon
Cannacti
Hewly Apanag
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