Roosevelt Opens Door to Insurgents in Oyster Bay Stand
Insurgents led by Pinchot Garfield La Follette gain access to Theodore Roosevelt at his Oyster Bay home. Editors deride open doors while Roosevelt remains politically silent yet decisive. Public sentiment cheers insurgent visits as standpatters reel at the evolving political scene.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
James R. Garfield
Senator la Follette
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Pinchot
Garfield
la Follette
Aldrich
Joe Cannon
Echo
Cummins
Beveridge
Seattle Sheriff Fight Shapes County Polities And Jails
A long dispute over who appoints the jail physician pits Sheriff Hodge against county commissioners. Judge Frater shifts sides, Carrigan backs, and a visiting judge delays a civil case to aid Hodge. Austin Griffiths plans July departure for health reasons, while Hamilton leads in the south district race for reform. The Municipal League to exam candidates for sheriff and prosecuting attorney.
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Michael Jose Carrigan
Sheriff's Office
Carrigan
Bob
Frater
Hodge
Albertson
Messrs
John W. Roberts
Austin E. Griffiths
Congress
Seattle
Griffiths
Municipal League
Chamber of Commerce
Dey Find Dot Golt Mine
Report from Camp Ad Our Golt Mine describes Osqar and Adolf discovering a vein, misreading signs, and failing to extract any pay dirt. They fear debt after buying supplies and plan to sell the mine to someone else as they retreat to camp.
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Fred Schaefer
Pilsener
Elvillsaction
Grount
Osgar
Adolf
Cherman Alifer
Just Kids by T. S. Allen
A fragmented line from a column hints at a playful or critical tone about a youth-focused topic. The readable bits suggest a casual newspaper note or bookish joke. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Unclear fragment hints at airship use of thick roof material
A fragment mentions using a root and weeding as a starting point for an airship. A 10 inch thick layer is described as capable of supporting an army of soldiers.
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Lee
Pointed Paragraphs on Wisdom and Truth
A compact reflection on vanity and truth urging honesty to prevail. The piece contrasts wisdom with vanity and notes a brother’s role as a nonflattering confidant, while a wife’s loyalty is hinted as a guiding force in human character.
Reflections of a Bachelor from a Dark Night
The piece muses on flirtation and folly, noting that beauty can tempt even in darkness and that living with truth is harder than dreaming. It rebukes politicians for shameless trade and contrasts waking to dreams, implying lasting impact of daily life.
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New York Preas
Fragmentary 1920s newspaper snippets on weddings politics and science
The text presents a jumble of stray phrases about auccess and profits, a wedding report with a bride and Roosevelt, and political figures like Dias of Mexico and a party stance. It reads as damaged OCR with multiple incomplete ideas and misquoted lines.
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Dias
Mexico
Roosevelt
Hrgan
Diss
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King County Politics
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T. S. Allen
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R. Lybrook
Shanklin
Second Av
Pike S&t
People’s Bank
Hyone
R. Lybrook Shanklin
Pike St
Star Hust
loshNise
Aristotle
Botany
Reno
Austria
White House
Mr. Grouch
Kerplunk
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Union St
Reliable Credit House
Scandinavian American Bank
A. Chilberg
E. Chilberg
T. B. Minahan
Alaska
J. F. Lane
Cashier
Jeska Utiding
12Th
Madison
Bekins M Moving
Storage Co
Tie Bunday
Everett Steah
Colman
Netics
Sueet Main
Vane
Second Ave
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