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Inaccurate Election Lineup Rumor Spurs Puzzle
A persistent report claims Quoy’s real candidate for Pentage’s price is Cameron, suggesting a surprising shift in political alignments. The text lists several state officials and districts, including Governor AV ML and Secretary of Entered Affairs HISNAG B BROWN, with a note on Election day. The fragmentary item hints at intra party intrigue and the price dispute altering the contest.
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Proceedings at Indianapolis Reassess Union Discipline
The Indianapolis convention showcased a restrained, prudent faction within the NALL seeking to uphold contract obligations and avoid a nationwide strike. While fair assessment proposals by John Mitchell were welcomed, the piece warns the strike may persist due to mass worker hardship. It emphasizes preserving the union’s reputation and cautions against violence and lawlessness fueled by ongoing disputes.
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Labor Voices and Cuba Reform Claim Progress
A fragment discusses labor stance on reforms in Cuba and the aim to assess officers at 25 percent. John Mitchell is cited as an example of practical application of principles, arguing that more labor leaders would reduce strikes if others followed suit.
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Wisconsin course shifts as La Follette wins power
In Wisconsin La Follette defeats traditional Republicans ending Spooner’s tenure, signaling a rise of a new reform era. The piece notes implications for party unity, the fate of antitrust and railway policies, and broader national impact on governance and leadership.
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Roosevelt trust reform aims and Supreme Court path
The Philadelphia Press outlines Justice Department goals under Roosevelt to secure a Supreme Court decision defining anti trust scope. A key aim is abolishing railroad rebates that aid large combines, with Knox and top lawyers backing action to curb trusts. The drive also tests New Jersey corporate laws to license out of state operations.
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New Books Review and Notable Titles Featured
A catalog of recent English novels highlights W. OK. Norris and an Austrian author, with praise for their storytelling and moral nuance. The piece notes a Neo-Victorian reissue from The Saalfield company and discusses plots involving infidelity, crime, and a desert landscape, praising reader guidance and entertainment value.
canal of s00: from ainslee to lake superior and luke triton
From Ainslee's Magazine, the St Marys river system ninety miles long links lake superior with luke triton. It notes government expenditures to clear rapids and the large lock system. An annual traffic record shows 25 million tons passing through the lock with iron ore coal grain and wheat as major cargo.
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Luke Triton
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Opposition to Wool on canal board cited as engineer shortage
The article notes opposition to Leonard Wool for the canal commission post arguing he is not an engineer and that Wood’s managerial skills are needed. It mentions railroad stock control rumors, Bailey Pentheld politics, and Washington’s heavy thinking with Milhu Root, plus Odell warning New York Republicans against overconfidence.
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A Sea Song of Sailors and Morning Winds
A poem-like verse celebrates seafaring spirit and rising dawn. It speaks of wind, salt spray, and joyous sailing as sailors brace for the day. The piece evokes hearty brotherhood at sea and revels in the crew’s resolve and vigor.
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