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Reentry Sparks Debate Over Cleveland Style Democratic Shift
The document discusses a move by prominent Democrats to reorganize the party along a Cleveland-inspired line. It portrays the effort as a reentry into politics and frames it as opposition to the President's stance on financial and economic issues.
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Cleveland
Objections to Federal Supervision of Interstate Trusts
A survey of papers opposing a constitutional amendment to let Congress regulate interstate corporations. Critics argue over congressional passage, state ratification, and potential loss of state sovereignty. The piece suggests the Southern press fears centralized power and questions motives behind anti federal control, linking tariffs and international trusts to lower American wages.
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Roosevelt
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Germany
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Visionary plan to seize mines ends coal strike
Illinois Senator Mason proposes government seizure and operation of coal mines as temporary receivers to end strikes. He argues mines are national resources and the public must ensure supply, with owners owed compensation. Experts dispute constitutionality, due process, and practicality, noting public use limits and unlikely impact on wage disputes.
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Illinois
Chicago
United States
Court of Equity
Senator Proposes Absurd Plan To Seize Coal Mines
The passage laments a senator's idea to force mine owners to comply with government controls after months of operation. It suggests little chance of compromise, arguing the plan would only benefit a small slice of the public by keeping coal output up and mocks the proposal as unworthy of discussion.
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United States
Tariff Commission Proposed to Shield American Industry
The President suggests a commission of experts to revise tariff schedules, a idea tried before but stalled by time and politics. The Washington Post notes broad support for protection, while Britain and its colonies follow protective policies. A permanent expert commission could shield industry from political shifts and maintain prosperity, though practical hurdles remain.
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Great Britain
Belgium
Switzerland
France
Napoleon III
Germany
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England
Cheap-John journalism on Wright report and primaries
The piece argues the press misrepresented Colonel Wright's confidential anthracite coal report and criticizes cheap journalism. It notes the President released the report after the attorney general’s review and calls for primary election reform including voter registration by party in the district. It stresses voters must register to participate in primaries.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
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Colonel Wright
New York
Wright
Mitchell
Washington
Commercial Club
Primary reform and civic fundraising in Indianapolis
The piece urges a clean primary system with voter registration to limit primaries to qualified voters. It lauds Arsenal Ground Purchase fundraising and a ten member committee aiding local solicitors. It notes stock market strains, Powell's death and his Civil War service, and defends growing civic pride in Indianapolis amid national tariff debates.
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Arsenal
Indianapolis
The Humorists and a Burst of Witty Lines
A collage of jokes and quips from early 20th century papers including the Philadelphia Bulletin Philadelphia Record and London Punch. It features a millionaire daughter deflecting a suitor a burglar scare a sun and earth gag and satirical lines about Washington Harlem and Napoleon with playful exchanges and puns.
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London
Phyllis
Broadhearted President Earns Northern and Southern Admiration
Florida Times Union praises the President as a nonsectional figure with equal Northern and Southern lineage. It extols his courage and Civil War era bravery in Confederate lines as part of a broad, unifying character. The piece urges that true greatness lies in deserving admiration, not seeking it.
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Florida
George Ade Enters Politics Amid Public Interest
Washington Post reports George Ade announces entry into politics while his career with Gapmimecanes brings public attention. Ade’s move highlights the growing influence of his professional work on civic engagement and policy discussions.
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Washington Post
George Ade
Ade
Old Slanders Exposed Refutes claim of cheaper American goods abroad
A Republican circular counters charges that U.S. made products are sold cheaper overseas. It cites price trends from 1897 to 1902 for coffee tea quinine petroleum cotton silk sisal jute tin and more to show domestic costs rose while export prices stayed generally stable. It notes only about 1 percent of manufactures sold abroad at lower prices and argues high wages at home preserved full employment. It compares Britain’s export practices and cites evidence from Industrial Commission and foreign pricing to refute the slander.
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New York
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Iowa
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Austria
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Robert & Sons’ Company
England
Republican National Committee
Great Britain
Texas Republicans Echo Roosevelt at State Convention
In Boston Journal style, the Texas Republican delegates at their state convention cheered President Roosevelt and endorsed his acts without qualification, signaling strong party support for his policies.
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Boston Journal
Texas
Roosevelt
Presidential Election Tug of War and Party Unity
The passage notes that supporters claim a unanimous choice for re election and argues that even distant states can interpret destiny. It asserts that President Roosevelt should heed this interpretation and act, while suggesting that political precedents are of little value in this extraordinary year. The tone implies Republican support in Utah and broader calls for decisive action.
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Republican Campaign Committee
Roosevelt
Utah
What Is to Be Done About It Heterodoxy's Appeal
Daniel P Baldwin argues that Indianapolis Protestant churches lack creeds and superstition, asserting they instead focus on life and social work. He contends worship has been crowded by luxury and commercialism, urging a return to prayer and preaching while maintaining essential social outreach without turning churches into social clubs.
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Indianapolis Journal
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New York City
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Oscar C. McCulloch
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Industrial activity rises despite rail and labor woes
Chicago Inter Ocean notes general gains in industrial activity despite labor troubles. Railroads report difficulty handling the increased business, underscoring the push to prevent avoidable drawbacks.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Salt Lake Tribune Praise Splits on Army and Senator
The Utah Democracy paper touts praise for the army while a senator condemns it, signaling a rift in political support and highlighting shifting positions within local governance and national defense discourse.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Democracy
W J Harts Address at State Insurance Convention
W J Hart presents statistics and comments at the state insurance commissioners convention in Columbus Ohio. He reviews insurance growth, the value of life indemnity, and calls for stronger state supervision and a federal role to curb fraud, protect policyholders, and ensure solvency.
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Supreme Court Room
Statehouse
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New York
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