Coming Slavery and the Push Toward Centralized Power
The piece argues that most enterprises are run as incorporated entities under local law and that socialism centers on coercive labor. It warns that appointing a federal officeholder army loyal to the president would centralize power, creating a tyrannical system akin to ancient Peru where officials control workers and subsist on minimal wages. It critiques state socialists and New Federalists for plans to regulate all enterprises, threatening republican freedom.
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Miilons
Peru
Im & Republic
Lions Sight Roosevelt Visit Region In Africa
In Mombasa, British East Africa, a flock of thirty two lions was spotted on the Nandi plateau about fifty miles north of Port Florence, with three large males among them. Giraffe families near Makind, elephants inland on the Uganda line, and eager locals anticipate Roosevelt’s reception as hunts and welcomes are arranged.
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Mombasa
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Nandi Plateau
Port Flovence
Great Rift Valley
Makindo
Uganda
Elburgon
Tame Hunting and Roosevelt Vacation Route Claim
San Francisco Captain A J Emiley, claimed veteran of the Irish Brigade, asserts Roosevelt will find hunting grounds on his vacation route to be a vast game preserve where lions are rarely bagged. He says he has hunted the area and that game is gun shy. The Duke of Manchester, in Smiley's circle, is said to have advised Roosevelt to seek elephants in another African region.
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Italy
Hungary
Germany
Holland
France
Scotland
England
Australasia
Americans
San Francisco
Cst
A. J Emiley
Hoosevelt
Duke of Manchester
Cordlee
Smiley
Roosevelt
Africa
Messina's Unburied Dead Reach Sixty Thousand
In Messina the general in charge estimates about 60 000 bodies still await burial, buried beneath rubble two years away at current removal rates. Poor weather slows work, mud halts progress, and censorship blocks wires. Government secrecy and recalls of workers hinder relief efforts.
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Rome
Italy
Messina
Wne
Dr Lyman Abbotts Seven Rules On Ideal Woman
Brooklyn readers hear Dr Lyman Abbott outline seven rules for the ideal woman at Central Congregational Church. He calls for modest dress modest living and independence from fashion dictation suggesting women should contribute to family life and industry while maintaining motherhood and friendship duties and refraining from burdensome acts of servitude to dressmakers or men.
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Lyman Abbott
Brooklyn
Central Congregational Church
Abbott
Ope
Trunk Discovery Spurs Investigation In Sealy County
A partial OCR fragment reports a trunk discovery linked to a crime investigation. It mentions a named person, age details, and possible past events. Readers are left with unclear connections as the text is garbled and incomplete.
Creek Indians in Oldshome in Arcas Stand Against Government
Oklahoma City report details Creek and allied Black forces led by Crazy Snake against authorities around Henrietta, with casualties, arrests, and confessions. Officials say Crazy Snake’s group seeks liberty amid a tense confrontation as Posse and deputies clash with Indian fighters in Hickory Hill area.
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Oldshome
Arcas
Oklahoma City
Okla
Five Companion of Obishoma
Kundeysgsiest Crarg
Bneke
Hickory Hille
Henetta
Henrietta
Indiana
T O'Elock
Crazy Brake
Mrane
Harjo
Herietia
Metra Cate
Crazy Snake
Edward Baum
Herman Oden
Stidman
Marshal Baum
Herman Odom
Eufaula
Chitti Harjo
Washington
Jones
Charles Coker
Baum
Odom
Coker
Conviction and debates shift amid Taft era tensions
A historical report notes Major Fremont’s conviction for false statements about the army and a Navy bill dispute under President Taft. It describes cabinet decisions restoring Marines to ship duty, Goethals’ Panama project timeline, and House tariff session changes aiming for extended evening debates.
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Roosevelt Orde
Taft
Congress
Heopmerekt
Offee
Shige
Rune
Aptem
Rumored naval strike sparks quick reaction abroad
Dispatches sketch a tense atmosphere as reports claim a naval engagement near Guantánamo Bay and Cuba, hinting at a broader war with Spain. Early messages indicate the ill fated Marine unit remains alive and unharmed, with hopeful confirms of 73 men accounted for.
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Miesis
Guantanamo
Spain
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Richart Tig
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Miler
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Ps Eo
Tien
Hota Open
Pathder
Fremont
Fleer
Tylynthe
Wille White
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