The Kingmaker Hanna and the Roosevelt clash
The piece argues that political power rests with the party chair as an imperial figure, focusing on Senator Hanna and his control of campaign funds since 1896. It questions how a powerful national chair can coexist with President Roosevelt and suggests possible accommodations to avoid public conflict.
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Russia
Turkey
Sulu
Philippines
Congress
Atlantic Monthly
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Presi
Dent
Republican National Committee
Hanna
Ohio
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Mr. Rosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Mr. Hanna
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Mr Hanna
Philadelphia
Roosevelt Monroe doctrine debate as American policy shift
The San Francisco Post argues the Roosevelt Monroe doctrine differs from original Monroe doctrine and reflects empire ambitions. The piece contrasts Roosevelt's policy with historic U.S. insistence on noninterference but support for self governing nations and warns of European meddling in Venezuela and Mexico.
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San Francisco Post
Roosevelt
Two
Americas
United States
Monroe
Unite States
Our Coronation Ambassador
The president chose Whitelaw Reid as special ambassador to King Edward's coronation, a pick critics call ordinary though Reid has prior royal experience. Some long for Ex-President Cleveland, but the piece questions why we attend a coronation at all, noting Kings do not send ambassadors to Washington. Reid is seen as capable and eager for such duties.
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Edward
Whitelaw Ried
Ried
Cleveland
Washington
Victoria
Arizona Views and Demands in Roosevelt Era Politics
A compact critique of U S policy toward Venezuela and Roosevelt’s nomination prospects. The Arizona Star is praised for defending Ben Daniels as U S marshal and Hoey and Nogales Chinese smugglers. It mocks trusts and tariff industries and cites Arizona political figures including McCord and Sultans in Sulu. An ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets closes the piece.
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Arizona Star
Arizona
Ben Daniels
the Star
Hoey
Nogales
E. W. Grove
Free Newspapers in Hotels and Historic Effigies
A Chicago Inter Ocean anecdote notes hotel guests freely access newspapers in dining rooms, sparking a debate on ownership when a guest leaves with a paper. The Gentleman's Magazine recalls early 13th century effigies on sarcophagi evolving from flat carvings to monumental likenesses with heraldic and symbolic details.
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Chicago
Fily
Tucson Undertaking Parlors Lady Embalmer for Ladies and Children
Riverside advertises Tucson undertaking services under manager C Parker with a lady embalmers focus for women and children. Local readers are informed of services available in the Arizona town.
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C. Parker
Lady Embalmer
Pertaining to Britons and British life in rough totals
A compilation of curious facts about English life including paupers in workhouses and bath usage in London. It notes orchard acreage, apple imports, a superstition in Oxfordshire about rain, and trade tonnages on major rivers. It also mentions races by height, patent libraries, and seasonal organ grinders from Italy.
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London
England
Britain
Oxfordshire
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Italy
Summer Sashes Return With White Muslin Dresses
Sashes reappear in fashion with old-time Roman striped fringe or hemstitched ends. Delicate pastel colors appear in sashes and ribbons with a satiny finish. Sashes fasten in a tight rosette at the back and hang long to the hem of the skirt.
Teeth health in Bavaria and German findings
A Bavarian health note finds only five percent of army recruits have sound teeth. German physician Dr Brubacher reports that 72.5 percent of dyspeptics have unsound teeth. Experts tout chewing rye crust as a good exercise to preserve teeth.
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Bavaria
Brubacher
Paris Eyes Moving Sidewalks For Grand Avenue Circuit
An article notes France’s tuberculosis figures and industrial output while Paris contemplates a six mile moving sidewalk system to revive major arteries including Avenue de l Opera Boulevards and Rue de Rivoli, aiming to connect Paris’s finest streets. The piece also compares wine consumption between nations and notes UK and Canada rates for context.
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England
Canada
United Kingdom
France
Paris
Avenue de ‘Opera
Bodevard
A Pointer For the Hobo
A hobo recalls a freight collision after a brakeman asks if he prays asking for the Lord's Prayer. The man cites a warning to recall the prayer and avoid the crash. The collision mortally wounds the brakeman and breaks the narrator's legs and ribs. The tale ends with sorrow over the brakeman's selfless act.
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Pittsburg
Apples on the half shell recipe headline
A vintage recipe explains apples on the half shell by layering thick apple slices on buttered bread rounds, dusting with sugar, and baking twenty minutes. The note invites readers to use The Citizen's Classified Ads to find employment vacancies.
Lincoln on Proof and Logic from a Norwich Exchange
A man recalling Abraham Lincoln's remarks in Norwich, Connecticut, describes how Lincoln learned to prove things. He recounts Lincoln quitting a law office to study Euclid, mastering geometry, and realizing true proof comes from understanding. This self education boosted his analytical powers.
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Abraham Snoop
Norwich
Conn
Lincoln
From the Fatherland A Patchwork of German Global Ties
The notice surveys German influence abroad with figures on forest output 38 900 000 tons plus 4 909 000 imported. It notes new timber finds at Nordersrunde Altenbruch and amber on nets. It lists 125 German schools abroad and specifics in Constantinople Buenos Ayres Antwerp Brussels Bucharest Pretoria Johannesburg. It cites William K E Curtis disputing Berlin American population estimates claiming 500 rather than 2 000.
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Nordersrunde
Altenbruch
Germany
Germin
Constantinople
Buenos Ayres
Ant Werp
Brrussels
Bucharest
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Brazil
Chili
Roumania
British Dominions
William KE. Curtis
Berlin
Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Schilling's Best Baking Powder Makers Take Care
The Schilling's Best baking powder advertisement claims the makers undertake all the trouble, highlighting product reliability and ease for bakers.
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Schilling
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