Too Honest to Be Governor Douglas of Massachusetts Refuses Re election
Massachusetts governor William L. Douglas, a wealthy shoe manufacturer with no prior office experience, says he will not seek re election. He notes the job’s pressures, vetoes graft minded bills, and laments party scheming while asserting the state will press him into service if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Douglas
Massachusettes
Parker
Union
Massachusetts
Douglas
Dee
Tote Fair and the Square Deal in American Life
The essay argues that fair play defines moral conduct across professions from lawyers to athletes and businessmen. It links Roosevelt’s square deal to ethics in commerce, urging social ostracism of unfair methods like bribery and rebates. Public awareness curbs dishonest practices and reinforces open competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Romance and Bees Drift Through Old Poem Memories
A humorous reminiscence critiques the idea that the busy bee improves every hour. It jokes about bees working like laborers, drinking in vineyards, and the eight hour day fantasy. The piece then shifts to playful quips about explorers and public figures, ending mid thought on John L. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Watson
Kansas City
Lake Sailor
Gerald Danvers Tracks a Murder Plot Across Oceans
In New York Gerald weighs reporting the murder across the Atlantic. He studies a photo of the dead man and plots to expose Lorde's scheme while Danvers in London probes Somerset House and Liverpool Street for clues about the will and the missing £19,000, hoping to gain employment to stay ahead.
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Gerald
Tessie
Danvers
New York
Queenstown
Josh
England
Josh Todd
London
Somerset House
Depew
Loide
Minster Denounces Eternal Punishment Draws Philly Crowds
The Philadelphia audience fills the city’s largest hall and surrounding streets to hear a minister attack the doctrine of eternal punishment. The column notes mixed reactions and mentions readers’ emotions about the topic.
Prices on Men and Young Men Suits At Discount
Local ads listPricesto Quaker Grey Effects and Nobby Browna suits in single and double breasted styles. Various regular prices show deep discounts for men and teen buyers with quick action urged to avoid stockouts.
Aiki Natatorium Opens Year Round Under Roof
Aiki Natatorium remains the sole resort open daily, rain or shine, fully under roof, according to Dr. F. M. Conn of Alaska Bide. The facility offers continuous access regardless of weather conditions.
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Aiki Natatorium
Outing Trousers In New Conservative To Extreme Styles
All new shapes in Wool Crash Flannel Cheviot Homespuns and Worsteds in regular stout and slim sizes for men and young men with or without cuffs. Regular prices range from 8.00 down to 2.50. During sale pay half the marked price. Regular prices remain on all goods.
Straw Hats Parade at The Hub For Summer Garments
The Hub showcases thin summer clothing as a headquarters for hot weather wear. It features a full range of sizes to fit any man, with a wide display of hats and lightweight outfits for all proportions.
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Oan
Sunaet
Ballard Oe
Hatiard Ave
Beattie
Washington
Ant Ee
Greg
W. D. Ward
Tribune Building
BF. Chase
A. D
A. J. Tennant
State of Washington
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Peary
Tommie Lawson
Kangas
Kernel Blethen
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Vd Asyns
Lolide
Glase
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Germany
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Ladde
Josh Wise
Ruch
New Philadelphia
Democrat
Perdita
Hood's Canal
Galbraith Dock
Eazy
Bonavite
Coney Island
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Chicago
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Growa
Dakota
Ida Tarbell
Prof. Harper
The
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Johnny D., Jr
Tom Lawson
Ohio
Salt Water
F. M. Conn
Alaska
OWA Butter Store
Ernst Bros
Pike St
James Means
First Avenue
Gardner
Quaker
Quaker Ees
Jonann Hoff
Madden
Society
Tsao
Carter
Quaker Drug Co
First Ave
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Pike Street
Cor
Atlantic City
Dunlap
Rainier Beach
Lake Washington
Washington Street
Atlantic City Addition
Griffith
Seattle Lighting Co. P
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Ind
Kimball
Wehr Bros
Lester
Irving
Arion
Schiller
Howard Building
Penn Mutual Life
Harry Silver
Yealer Way
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ING Sale
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Pike and Pine
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Crace Meager
Plaza Mower
GEO. H. Woodhouse Co
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