The Young Man Who Stopped at Sumner's Chair
A retrospective view of Henry Cabot Lodge in Massachusetts. Despite wealth and skill, he failed to advance liberty in current issues, focusing on big interests. The piece argues he would not pay the political price to push liberty and reform.
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Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles Sumner
Sumner
New England
Washington
Senate
Bible Emblem Ballot Challenge in Kentucky Election
A Powell County Kentucky local option election featured a Bible ballot emblem vs a whisky bottle emblem. The appellate court voided the election ruling the Bible cannot be used as a ballot emblem. The piece notes the clash between law and freedom of conscience and mocks rely on ballot incentives.
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Powell County
Kentucky
Booker Washington Prominence and Debate Over Race Progress
The piece discusses Booker T. Washington’s renewed prominence following autobiographical chapters and attacks from dissatisfied black leaders. It notes migration to Africa as well as calls for a tougher stance, but Washington advocates practical progress by educating both mind and hand, earning and saving money, and becoming good citizens, aiming for notable economic advancement for blacks.
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Africa
Washington
Canadian Farmers Demand Action in Ottawa Visit
About 1000 Canadian farmers, praised as the soundest element, traveled to Ottawa Ontario and presented their government with a set of demands.
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Ottawa
Ont
Notable Figures and Oddities Sparked by Global News
The column surveys King George and Queen Mary’s India trip, a St. Louis inventor of a noiseless soup spoon, and a quip about a senator Dick repudiation. It also notes public school reforms in Chicago, Copenhagen Institute doubts Peary’s proofs, and the death of John W. Hunt the Dallas millionaire.
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King George
Queen Mary
India
England
ST. Louis
St. Louisan
Senate
Sue Ballinger
Taft
Jonah
Florence Roberts Interviewed by Mistake at 7:31 A M
A police assignment misfire leads a reporter to Florence Roberts at her Seattle hotel at 7:31 AM. Roberts chats like a tea visit, discussing Christmas plans, friends, and her play The Nigger at the Moore next week.
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Florence Roberts
the Moore
Shopping Early in Month Aims to Cut Returns at Dept Store
A department store manager advocates shopping in the morning to reduce returns and complaints. The piece notes better Christmas results from morning purchases and hopes for similar success this year. Mise Roberts comments on a murder trial drama and a hotel night clerk eyes the narrator as he departs.
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Faota
New Washington Hotel
Florence Roberts
N. C
Stetlacoom
Ananias Aggregation
Mise Roberts
Fragmentary OCR item about friendships and births
Readable parts mention friendships and a birth event with unclear names and details. The brief lacks concrete dates places or organizations to specify further.
Quiz night squibs and stocky non sequiturs from a comic column
A rapid-fire volley of trivia questions and comments on politics science and everyday life. Jokes and misstatements mix with references to Cordial stock markets and cultural memes as the piece lampoons knowledge and memory.
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