Southern Negro Vote and Republican Convention Power
The article argues that Northern politicians rely on the Negro vote, and Southern Republicans fear reduced representation in national conventions. It discusses proposals to shrink Southern influence, opposition from leaders, and how punishment of disfranchising actions could affect Southern Negroes access to parties and conventions. The Crumpacker bill is cited as potentially closing that door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Republican Party
Congress
Northwest
Henry C. Payne
North
Wealth and Happiness Contrasts in New Year Reflections
An editorial argues time is arbitrary and happiness is linked to work and restraint, not wealth. It contrasts the rich who seek indulgence with the poor and laboring class who enjoy simple meals, honest labor, and healthier lives. It cites Rockefeller’s infrequent pleasures and stresses moral risk in excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Moralists
Sharps
Knaves
Dunces
Rockefeller
New York
Carnegie
Tariff and Trusts in Roosevelt's View Provokes Debate
The article discusses President Roosevelt's claim that corporate fortunes arise from natural business forces, not tariffs or government action, and contrasts this with the view that most trusts are tariff driven. It argues trusts exist to avoid domestic competition, raising prices for American consumers, and calls for Federal and state cooperation to confront the road block posed by trusts in the steel the sugar and rail sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Los Angeles Herald
England
Germany
The
Herald
Minnesota
Montana
Dakotas
Idaho
Raroad
United States
Combinaton
Southern Representation Letter From Local Colored Politician
A Louisville Courier-Journal letter from a colored politician argues that Southern African Americans oppose reducing representation in Congress and the Electoral College. The writer asserts Republican extremists in Washington push Crumpacker’s bill and similar measures, claiming they stem from certain motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Congress
Crumpacker
Indiana
Washinton
The Apacheid A Poem Of Wrath And Wilderness
A San Francisco Bulletin verse denounces frontier violence as a modern gun culture uses Winchester and tactics to enslave tribes and raid lands. The narrator adopts a hostile savage persona while lampooning government indifference and military pursuit across rivers gulches and mountains, ending with a cynical plea for aid.
Old Folks Benefit from Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Elderly readers seek a tonic to strengthen the stomach and kidneys after years of labor. Grandfather John Harris of Claytonville Kansas credits his long life and health to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris
Claytonville
Kan
Free Eye Examinations Offered by Dr Schell
The notice advertises limited free eye examinations by Dr H A Schell in the Century block at the corner of Church and Congress streets. It emphasizes availability while supplies last and invites readers to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Schell
Century Block
Church and
Congress Streets
Noted Book Thieves and Biblioklept Legends Across History
An exploration of famous book thieves from Libri to Don Vincenzo, tracing biblioklept tales in libraries, churches, and courts. It recalls Bodley’s era, medieval thefts, and a Yellowstone beaver tale amid a collage of antiquarian lore and odd anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Johannes Glastonensis
Thomas Bodley
Henry Saville
Moore
Ely
Libri
Louis Philippe
Lord Ashbournham
Lord Ashburnham
Lyons
Jules Janin
Innocent X
Mgr
Pamphilio
du Moustier
Catherine de’ Medici
Marshal Strozzi
Don Vincento
Arago
Valencia
Paxtot
Don Vincenzo
St. James Gazette
Yellowstone National Park
Fourth Eleventh Forty-First Fortieth Forty-second Names
The fragment lists ordinal terms and numeric values arranged with fortieth and forty-first references, indicating a catalog or index sequence. No clear event or subject identified.
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Tucson Citizen
Citizen Printing and Publishing Co
Associated Press
Southern Representation
San Francisco Bulletin
Chase
Gila
River Forks
York's
San Simon
Mogollion
Bluecoats
Sierra Madre
Hostetter
Tall Beaver Story
Priz
Schilling’s
Mary OC
M. Hl. Snow
Fortieth
Forty
Fifty
California
Schilling
Schilline
A. Scuilline & Co
San Francisco
Val
Pao
Ates
Ryan
B. Buekman
Tucson
Arizona
O. C. Parker
Jooson
Arizora
Assay
Chas.r. Wores
R. T. Millar
Fuaeral
Baderbalber
Church Street
Bisons
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