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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
2
Crowded Streetsand Manners Reflect in Busy Life
A 1908 discussion on urban etiquette notes crowding and self focus in American towns, citing rushes at ticket offices, stalls, and street scenes. It argues good manners arise from recognizing others’ rights, while bad manners stem from self absorption, and links crowd behavior to social responsibility. It includes a fire drill note from Georgia and testimonials for DeWitt remedies from 1904.
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China appeals to US over Japanese rule in Manchuria
Washington notes that China has appealed to the United States against Japan's control of Manchuria, urging US leadership to uphold the open door. Wu Pei-fu travels to Washington with a formal petition as Taft warns Japan to respect international agreements or risk US leadership in the Orient. The piece discusses naval show of force, possible Roosevelt nomination chatter, and a rare 118 year old patent office corruption case.
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Washington, D. C
China
United States
Manchuria
Japan
John Hay
Russia
Washington
State Department
Pacific
Navy Department
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Deeu
Rockbill
Hutita
Duterier
Taft
Ife
Patent Office
Anti-Saloon Post Card Sparks Local Debate in Troy
A circulated poster in Troy attacks the town township election and claims Personal Liberty League funds financed city expenses. It alleges $27,000 from saloon licenses paid all five years of city costs, while city books show $223,072.56 raised from taxation and other sources. Taxpayers face insinuations and blame, with calls to end saloons and reduce taxes. The ad ends with a New Life Pills promotion at Kingston’s drug store.
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Irovs
Jarvis
Villatre
Jarvis Township
Personal Liberty League of Southern Tilisots
Personal Liberty League of Southern Plinois
Saloons of
City of
Personal Liberty League of Southern Lisiness
Personal Liberty League of
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Personal Personal Liberty League
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