Rooseveltian Statesmanship the True American Type
Editorial lauds Theodore Roosevelt as the true American type of statesman. It contrasts enduring governance rooted in personal liberty racial equality and Christian principles with narrow or oppressive rule. It cites figures from history and praises Roosevelt for courage fairness and dedication to the republic.
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Bismarck Metternich Cavour
Haynes
Toombs
Cullom
Gorman
Tillman
Peter the Great
Charlemagne
Gustavus Adolphus
William E. Gladstone
Chas. Sumner
Jas. G. Blaine
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Pennsylvania
United States
Colin
Cram
Dangers of Idle Wealth and Earned Respect
The piece argues the rising contempt for idle wealth and the need for youths to earn respect by effort and achievement. It contrasts money without merit with those who start at the bottom, learn the business, and prove themselves through work, discipline, and contribution to society.
A Black Man's Wisdom at a Kentucky Speech
A historical report recounts a Black speaker in Tomeaine Kentucky delivering pointed counsel after recent lynchings. He urges temperance, equality under the law, and warns whites to apply the same standards to Black people, blending lessons for both races and promising a long, difficult but possible struggle toward justice.
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Westington Boaker
Wavilagion & Kouwn
Wong Tie Landers
Tomaine
Hoe
Deelar
Fragmentary reminiscence on emancipation proclamation rights
The text presents a fragmented, unclear excerpt discussing the Emancipation Proclamation and rights concepts. It references belief in spirit and a call to fulfill precepts, with distorted wording that obfuscates a clear event or argument.
Government Land in Missouri for the Poor and Frauds
The notice announces land offers in Missouri for the benefit of those who expend effort in poor relief. It lists districts and parcels, invites inquiries at the Consolidation office, and thanks several individuals for sympathy and assistance as a mourning event is noted for Agnes York and family.
Lincoln Wightsee Wreck Near Biel City
The Kitty Flywr wreck occurred near Biel City on Monday at 1:50 PM injuring several people including Lin con Hightower and Porter. Hightower suffered a sprained ankle and cut head while Porter got a broken wrist. Hightower is recovering in the city. The wreck was caused by a ragged track edge at the point.
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Biel
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Schell
City
Lincon Hightower
Farmers Institute Second Annual Meeting Reminder
To the farmers of Missouri and adjoining states this note urges attendance at the second annual Farmers Institute meeting. It calls on farmers wives and daughters and convention offers to join and participate in the event.
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Missouri
The
Farmers Institute
Expenses for Bonet and four Weeks Housing Services
A fragmented listing outlines four weeks of lodging and utilities including laundry, instrument rental, lighting, heating, beds and bedding, meals, and miscellaneous items. It mentions a monthly charge and potential per week rates, with various notes on residents and associated staff or officers. It also references funding or support by an association, and a period slated for review by a president or official.
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Opeloson
Othir
Tihowe
Soilalia
Work and Self-help at college for student earnings
A large number of students are allowed to earn money by work while at college. Liberal pay is offered for work done but employment ends for those who do not perform duties promptly. Many students find city home work covering board and tuition expenses, with applications through the College President. Outside-residence work is limited to well behaved students and requires parental or guardian written consent for minors.
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Oren Larner Amos
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College of Liberal Arts
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Sint of Gores
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Agnes York
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