Republican Platform Embraces Neutrality and Strong Defense
The Republican platform declares unity under American ideals strengthened by a firm foreign policy, a strong Army and Navy, tariff protection, regulation of big corporations, and expansion of equal rights including support for women’s suffrage while upholding the Monroe Doctrine and Mexican policy.
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Republican Party
The
Union
Union of States
United States
Baltimore
Democratic Congress
Europe
Mexico
Latin America
McKinley
Congress
Roosevelt
Art
Russia
Democratic Party
Republican Congresses
Vicarious Enjoyment Among Slum Dwellers
Asphodelia Twobible leads a party visiting slum districts to brighten lives with a “ripping time” in her stylish, healthy appearance. The pair discuss whether such outings truly uplift residents who witness her fashionable display and lively presence.
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Asphodelia Twobible
That Man Over There Is A Doctor Not A Grump
A humorous exchange reveals the man called Ho is a doctor and not a grouch. The line contrasts supposed mood with professional identity, highlighting social teasing in casual conversation.
Russians Break Through on Eastern Front and Take Prisoners
Petrograd reports a major Russian offensive driving Austro Hungarian and German lines back in Volhynia and Lutsk. Thousands more prisoners are captured as Lutsk falls and Russian forces advance toward Lemberg with heavy losses on the Austro German side.
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London
Berlin
Volhynia
Galicia
Petrograd
Pol
Lutsk
Ikwa
Styr
Stripa
Lemberg
Przemysl
John R McLean Dies A Major Newspaper Owner
Washington mourns John R. McLean owner of the Washington Post and Cincinnati Enquirer who died at his country home after a period of illness. Born September 17 1848 in Cincinnati he became a leading Democratic figure and long time delegate and candidate. His family and grandchildren were at his side.
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Washington
John R. Mc Lean
Washington Post
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Edward McLean
McLean
John Roll McLean
United States
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
Mr. McLean
Journalism
Washington McLean
Cincinnati
Harvard
Former U S Officer Killed in Flanders Action
Maj Charles W Stewart of the Tenth battalion Canadian infantry was killed in action in Flanders on June 1. He previously served as a first lieutenant with the Fifth United States Cavalry before resigning to join Canada. Born in Montreal aged 36, he belonged to the Society of the Cincinnati. his family resides in England.
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New York
Charles W. Stewart
Tenth Battalion
Canadian Infantry
Flanders
Stewart
Fifth United States Cavalry
Montreal
Society of the Cincinnati
England
Tax Order Hits Expatriates
London report says Americans living abroad must sell or deposit their American securities with the British government or face an extra two shillings tax under a new income tax rule.
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London
Move Greek Government From Athens to Larissa
Athens reports preparations to shift the Greek government from Athens to Larissa as political unrest grows amid renewed Allied blockade. The move signals intensified instability across the kingdom and potential disruptions to governance.
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Athens
Larissa
Novel English Church in Southsea Built from Stable Past
A church in the parish of St. Paul Southsea England began as a stable. The altar cross was used by Rev H W Workman when he served as naval chaplain aboard Good Hope King Edward VII and Irresistible, all of which were lost in the war. The bell is an old ship's bell.
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St. Paul
Southsea
England
H. W. Work Man
the Good Hope
By Compulsion Do You Think You Will Go Away This Summer
A humorous exchange features a meek man planning a summer trip to escape his two marriageable daughters and his strong minded wife. He expects misery and overspending but reasons the family will benefit from his absence.
Free Rheumatism Book Offers Cause and Cure
An advertisement invites readers to request a free booklet titled Rheumatism Its Cause and Cure. Claimed as the most wonderful book, the offer is from Jesse A. Case of Brockton Massachusetts.
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Jesse A. Case
Dept. C. W
Brockton
Mass
Adv
Musical fisherman nets 400 pound Sacramento sturgeon
Eugene Barion known as the musical fisherman hauled a 400 pound seven foot sturgeon from the Sacramento River at Middle Creek on a 200 foot trot line with twelve Swiss bells. The bells clattered when the fish took the hook and woke him from his nap. He needed two neighbors to land the giant and won 63 dollars for the catch.
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Sacramento
Eugene Barion
Barion
Middle Creek
Barton
Redding
Cal
San Francisco
Miss Gabble and Kate Mock Miss Gobble
Dialogue from the Boston Transcript reveals Miss Gabble alleging a big mouth and Miss Kate defending her by noting the mouth appeared large only because it was constantly open.
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Gabble
Kate
Boston Transcript
Inconsistent Employment Joke About Modeling
A humorous exchange questions whether sitting as a model is temporary and replies that it is a standing engagement. The quip plays on the double meaning of standing as both a posture and a lasting commitment.
Gall Stones Eliminated After Kilmer Swamp Root Cure
A retired resident reports a nine year kidney stone illness cured after eight bottles of Kilmer Swamp Root. He endorses the remedy and notes no recurrence. The notice urges sending ten cents for a sample and booklet, with larger bottle options available at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Ady
Price and the Hick Deliver a Home Run Tale
A Poughkeepsie and Kingston Atlantic league game fades into legend as Bill McCabe seeks a substitute. With two outs in the ninth tied game, a reluctant bleacher recruit belts a home run and refuses to run, claiming to pay for the lost ball with money in his pocket.
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Bill McCabe
Poughkeepsie
Kingston
Fogarty
McCabe
Billy
the Hick
Fathead
Bill
Duthwaite Haggard Seeks Winnings for Canada Trip
Duthwaite appears worn and sleepless as he contemplates continuing luck at the tables. He says a string of jackpots could fund a summer trip to Canada.
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Duthwaite
Canada
Uncanny Remarks About Baby Draw Fire From Witnesses
Remarks describing a baby as uncanny draw mixed reactions from observers as authorities investigate the remark and its context. The exchange highlights community sensitivities and raises questions about interpretation and safety.
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