Roosevelt Trust Policy Seen As Publicity Step
Editorial argues Roosevelt’s first message shows restraint and favors trust regulation through publicity rather than direct interference. It credits Henry Clews for echoing Wall Street’s approval while cautioning that publicity alone cannot fix trust evils or price manipulation. The piece questions merchant and consumer acceptance of trust control and affirms a need for practical remedies.
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Roosevelt
Knox
Henry Clews
Wall Street
Clews
Wain Street
Crews
The Hidden Hand Behind the Spanish American War Debates
A critical look at claims that Britain prevented a European coalition against the United States over Spain. The piece argues Russia and Russian diplomacy blocked European action, challenging the notion of British influence and exposing errors in public memory about the war’s diplomacy. It also touches on contemporary political graft in Vermont and critiques on editors who trade columns for influence.
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United States
Spain
Madrid
Cuba
Porto Rico
Europe
Great Britain
Dimuer
State Department
West Indies
Atlantic
England
Debt of gratitude to England questioned in Atlantic debate
A French statesman challenges U.S. stance on responsibility while Hay and Anglo critics react. If Hanotaux records facts fully, the so called debt of gratitude to England appears lightweight and ignorable, not harming the United States’ honest obligations.
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Atlantic
Hay
Philippine Tariffs Split by President and Congress
The Philippine tariff bill passed by the Republican House extends the Dingley law to the Philippines. The piece adds a reciprocity scheme, creating two tariffs for the same land—one by the Philippine commission, another by Congress. The piece mocks American liberty and warns taxes will cover all taxable imports.
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House of Representatives
Philippines
United States
Philippine Commission
Congress
Fragmented Text Scrapes Historical Scramble
A garbled OCR fragment presents a jumble of letters and phrases with scattered mentions of dates and numbers. The readable content includes no coherent events, names, or locations to summarize into a clear news item.
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Fragmented OCR Entry Sparks Local Speculation
An unreadable OCR fragment from a local page hints at a planned event or update. Key names and details are missing, but the fragment references a meeting or action involving a named group and location, leaving unclear outcomes and dates.
Detain' Mene Tonite Page Fold Extraneous Text
A fragment from a page shows garbled content including phrases like Harts es Pei and Fe. The readable bits offer no clear event, person, or date to anchor a proper news item or summary.
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Harts Es Pei
Arizona Affairs and Transportation Plans From Arizona
Arizona copper mines such as Shannon at Clifton run full tilt amid price fluctuations. A Benson to Phoenix road proposal could unlock rich mining lands, with questions over backing. Statehood remains uncertain under current administration, a six man Arizona business delegation heads to Washington to push for admission. A humorous anecdote contrasts British restraint with Eastern oaths, ending with a Milwaukee-style vent.
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Los Angeles Herald
C. M. Shannon
Shannon
Clifton, Ariz
van Nuys Broadway
Arizona
Benson
Phoenix
Santa Fe Railway
Frank Murphy
Mark Smith
Congress
Washington
Swith
India
Simlar
London
Calcutta
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Columbus Dispatch
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Shreveport
New Orleans
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Southern Pacific Co
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Chicago
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Baltimore
New Yor
Pullman Palace
Southern Pacific Company
C. M. Burkhalter
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P. A. Toccoon
M. O. Bicknell
R. Lowrie
Toceon
F. B. Morse
Largent
Tucson and
Mammoth
Orake
Wm. Neal
Lea&perrins
Worcestershire
John Duncan
Agests, N.Y
Memphis
Louisville
Clarence Haydock
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
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C. M. Barkhalter
P. Co
E. L. Wetmore
Pevalag
Schilling
L. Zeckendorff & Co
Hale & Whitman, Prop’s
Congress St
Tucson, Aris
Morenci Southern Railway
Pacifictandard
Morenci
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Ee Frisco
Cunningham Guthrie
Guthrie
Guthrie,Inc
Burns
C. Mille
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