Arizona resents Roosevelt stance on Daniels for marshal
Arizona editorial condemns President Roosevelt for naming Ben Daniels as U S marshal, arguing Daniels would be unfit in Boston or New York but capable in Arizona. It accuses the President of insulting Arizona, urges statehood supporters to push back to prove civilizaton and fitness for office.
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Phoenix Republican
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Ben Daniels
United States
Arizona
Senate Committee
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Federal
W. K. Meade
W. M. Griffiths
M. H. McCord
Congress
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Philadephia
Texas
California
Massachusetts
John Randolph
Roanoke
Union
Protection for the President in federal law
A editorial argues for federal protection of the President arguing against constitutional amendments for treason and calling for stronger penalties for attacks on the President. It discusses sovereignty, equality, and the role of government, contrasting US and Philippine contexts and urging unified national protection. Classifieds and local dining mention appear as filler in the piece.
Declaration of Independence called incendiary by officer in Philippines
An Army officer on duty in the Philippines brands the Declaration of Independence incendiary, arguing it undermines divine right and elevates the common man. The San Francisco Post notes the political friction over presenting the creed of equal rights to Filipinos amid Republican and Democratic divides.
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Philippines
San Francisco Post
South
California
Sheridan and the Reporter clash over wartime coverage
In 1864 General Sheridan dismisses a reporter from his department for alleged exaggeration of battles. The piece recounts a sharp exchange about blocked papers and duties, with the reporter insisting no embellishment and noting continued proximity to Sheridan’s command. The column also recalls Humboldt’s account of electric eel shocks used in South American fishing, a horse and mule episode, and brief ads for tailorings and oysters.
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Sheridan
PR Sheridan
Jubsl
Shenandoah Valley
Forrester Williams
Fon
United States Military Department
New York
Humboldt
Old Folks Benefit From Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
A caller extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for the elderly, claiming renewed vigor and improved digestion and kidney function after years of use. Grandfather John Harris of Claytonville Kansas testifies to long life and sustained health due to the tonic.
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John Harris
Claytonville
Kan
DeWitt
An Attempt to Rob an Eagle Nest That Failed
A report from the New York Commercial Advertiser recounts two egg hunters attacking a California eagle nest on a sea cliff. One climber ascends a rope to reach the eggs, but the mother eagle attacks. both fall into the sea, are rescued, and abandon the egg theft. The tale ends with a separate anecdote about a man famed for not swearing when his wagon’s end gate failed.
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California
iIr
CC. F. Holder
New York
Not Like Other Men Baking Powder Ad Parody
An old advertising line uses humor to sell Schilling's Best baking powder by joking that Mrs. Jones makes fine cake with it while you do not, urging readers to blame their powder not their skill. The snippet reflects period promotional copy and a playful tagline style.
The French Restaurant Faces Fifty Thousand Dollar Boost
A fragmented note claims The French Restaurant seeks a five hundred dollar increase to expand business. The text indicates support and intent but contains garbled phrasing and unclear context about how the funds would be used or who is supporting the move.
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee from druggists if it fails. Each box bears B. W. Grove's signature and costs 25 cents.
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Chicago Tribune
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