The Average Man Turns From Pigeonholes to Independent Vote
The piece argues that average voters now act independently, using moneyed interests against themselves and judging parties by their offerings. It notes widespread awakenings in states like Washington and Maine, with Republicans and Democrats shifting as voters demand real benefits for themselves and families.
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Washington
California
Wisconsin
Maine
Georgia
Ilinois
Roosevelt Strength in New York Shifts Local Backing in Convention
Schenectady county convention rejects the Barnes Woodruff old guard and endorses Roosevelt. The result signals a shift in New York Republican power as legislators ally with Roosevelt and voters demand dominance in state affairs, threatening Barnes and Woodruff's political standing.
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Roosevelt
New York
Schenectady County
Old Guard
Schenectady
Barnes-Woodruff
Sherman
Ple
Barnes and
Fragmented Notes Spark Political Snippets and City Rumors
A jumble of names, gibes, and political jabs paints a picture of smoky city discourse. References include Sherman Gill Cannon Cartons SaWy Humphrey Taft Lorimer and candid remarks on graft police and education amid public notices and street chatter.
Not at all sedentary doctor says son anemic
A doctor notes the boy appears pale and remarks he studies too hard and lacks exercise. The father retorts that study itself provides ample activity as he tackles Latin, geography, and math, leaving the brain swimming.
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Pather
Brown Officiates At Double Wedding
A clipped item notes that Brown performed a double wedding. The brief implies a clever remark about combining two unions into one ceremony, hinting at a lighthearted social moment.
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Ee Ee Brown
Oh Them Hats Them New Hats Headline
A humorous survey of the latest hats and millinery trends, praising bold designs and aristocratic embellishments while noting the cost and warlike shapes. It lampoons fashion excess and questions affordability for average shoppers.
Editor Letters Praise The Star Support For Local Candidacies
Readers thank The Star Seattle for endorsing campaigns in 1910, praising anti ring stands and advisory ballots. Messages express gratitude for newspaper influence in county commissioner and legislative district races and pledge to serve the public faithfully.
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Seattle
Wash
the Star
Star
The
Eiport
Btar
Ralph
Nichols
Strollers Column On Presidential Guesswork And Local Clues
A garbled column recounts an American’s view of the president question and a judge’s quizzing. It includes a local clue about a candidate, a primary date, and a resident’s address puzzle tied to George Webster and a long family history.
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George Webster
Mate
George
Ang
Walnut
Pink bonnets and a vision of toil in a noisy era
The article weaves rustic anecdotes and odd quotes about farmers, temperance fervor, and political remarks. It notes early social statistics including pauper counts in 19th century contexts and health concerns from Samoa to the United States.
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