Roosevelt's legacy and Taft policy clash examined
The piece questions why Theodore Roosevelt backed William Howard Taft, arguing Taft's policies diverge from Roosevelt's and suggesting motives may include politics or possible manipulation. It notes criticisms of Taft's handling of trusts, cabinet makeup, and railroad regulation, while hinting at broader political strategy. The text weaves through Roosevelt's influence, potential heir dynamics, and ongoing investigations into officials and events.
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W. TH
Taft
W. H. Taft
T. Roosevelt
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Roosevelt
Teddy
Pulpit to gutter then up up high help fallen men
New York May 6 From a pulpit to the gutter and back to the loft in the career of Dr Harvey J Furbay of New York once a pastor of Oxford church Philadelphia. Ministers in New York recount his ten year nightmare of drink death of his wife and resignation then his return to ministry and leadership at Industrial Christian Alliance. He has raised funds toward a new home and says redemption comes through work and discipline, not prayer alone.
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New York
Harvey J. Purbay
Fur
Ox Presbyterian Church
Philadelpha
Decta
Furbay
Oxford Church
Jerry McAuley
Industrial Christian Alliance
Dr. Parbay
the Star
Former Seattle Girl A Cleopatra Dancer At Pantages
Nina Payne, 18, a former Seattle high school student born in Louisville, entertains as Cleopatra in a pantomime at the Pantages. She aims to express stories of ancient times through dance, hopes to tour the East and beyond, and travels with her mother under Edwin T. Emery's management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Cleopatra
Bonnie Wheeler
Wald
Nina Payne
Pantages Theatre
la Lote Helene
New York
Mise Payne
Helene
Miss Payne
Balome
Edwin T. Emery
San Francisco
Landon Town
Fragmented late night column with scattered dialogue
A garbled page of dialogue and snippets from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper column. It references characters named Johnn, Mirias Bark, and Miss Howard along with social scenes about work, marriage, and plans. The text includes stray lines about chores, honesty, and everyday life with an aside on the earth being round.
Another Man's House Another Man's House
Georgie and his wife, living in a grand but hollow home, move into the Kingmans' mansion with servants until the couple deems life there too luxurious and burdensome. After a brief stretch, they eagerly plan to return once the Andersons vacate their leased suite.
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Alien P. Ames
Georgie
Kingman
Kingmans
Georgies
Sunkey
Mrs. George
Mingwan
Re. Georgie
Janey
Dearie
Andersons
Anderson
Howton
McCarthy Husband Lost At Sea In Boat Sinking
Mrs McCarthy recalls her husband Pat went out in a boat alone and the craft overturned. Neighbors heard him call for help as a friend confirmed Pat could neither read nor write and was in distress before dusk. The Raven Drug Co. listed as a separate line of ad copy appears.
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McCarthy
Pat
The Muckrake Dramatized U S Senate on Stage
Gilson Gardner reports on The Muckrake dramatized a political play about Washington power and Roosevelt era politics. The piece follows lobbyist figures and a love story, with praise from Senator La Follette and other Washington leaders.
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U. S. Senate
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Hamilton
Krag Jorgenson
Chicago
New Mexico
Ragiey
Sonny
London
Bretch
Harvey G. Furbay
Louieville
Kentucky
Ne Ting
Ton Post
Johnn
Nataar
Mirias
Uae
Ian
Ashington
Eich
Ann
Hub
Seta
Raven
Raven Drug Co
Rudolf
David—le Cheerful
Boyer
Gilson Gardner
United States Senate
Henry Keach Needham
Needham
Benatar West
Congreneman
Victor Murdock
Ineurgents
House of Regsentatives
Hitchcock
Beveridge
LaPotlett
Newdham
William Loeb Jr
Port of New York
Poli
Henry Beach Needham
David Weil
the Tabor
USA
Third Ave
Griest
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Union St
Prof
Stevens
Gutees
Private Sachs
Meek Trunk 4 Bag CO
O18
First Ave
Union
J.a.baillargeon & Co
Second Avenue
Spring Street
Are
C. Osborn & Co
Herring Hall Madh
Mz Occidental Avenua
Belfast
Bordures
Batiste
Rovercees
Pekin
Radio Ee
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