Fragmented Patch of Political Jargon and Crusades
A jumble of political snippets from Bryan to Parker surfaces with town grievances, YWCA crusades in Berwick, Pa, a prohibition on profanity, and jokes about Dems in Des Moines and Missouri. References to Hill, Taggart, and Sage frame a broader 1908 campaign chatter amid straw polls and western dynamics.
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Bing
Bryan
Davy Hill
Moroy
Parker
Dayle
la Nebraska
Milwaukee Sentinel
Roosevelt and Jackson Compared as American Gladiators
Alfred Henry Lewin argues that Theodore Roosevelt shares with Andrew Jackson a martial spirit and combat instinct. Both are depicted as upright, fearless, and loyal to friends, with a native honesty and clarity of motive guiding bold actions. The essay likens their character to a public symbol of stark American vitality and unflinching leadership.
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Roosevelt
Alfred Henry Lewin
Succésa
Gen. Jackson
Mr. Roosevelt
Thia
Druaus
Hia House
Story of Towa Banks and Banking Growth in Iowa
Julian W. Richards profiles Iowa banking history drawn from official statistics and banking magazines. He notes total individual deposits exceed 252 million dollars across national, savings, state and private banks, with figures by institution and a rise from under 4 million in 1865 to over 252 million by 1906, illustrating rapid growth.
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Towa
Register and Lender
Mail and Times
Julian W. Richards
Statistica
Lowa
Iowa
Folly in Trade Ties With Canada Highlighted by Tribune
A Chicago Tribune special correspondent notes folly has hindered closer US Canada trade relations. Canadians once sought reciprocity. now indifference grows. The Tribune editorials urge cross border trade expansion as non political, urging support across parties to boost American commerce and tie the dominion economically to the United States.
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Spirit Lake
The
Chicago Tribune
United States
Canada
the Tribune
Wheat and Prosperity in Agriculture Trade Outlook
The piece argues high wheat prices may benefit growers if sustained but notes speculation often drives up prices before harvest. It cites large crops in northwest Canada and a bumper cotton crop as influencing factors, with uncertainty over continued high prices. Farmers expect good grain prices and strong overall farm product demand.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Canada
Agricultural Department
United States
Economic Outlook Tied to Railroads and Parity
The piece argues strict enforcement for manufactured goods will aid railroads and business, praising the favorable outlook while warning of harm from Democratic victory in November. It asserts no repeat of 1892 disaster, stating voters will prevent a shift away from national prosperity and parity.
A BILLION DOLLAR NEST EGG
The piece touts growth in savings during Republican tariff eras, claiming 6,201,192 depositors held $1,937,376,035 in 1897 and that deposits rose by over 1 billion under the Dingley policy. It credits wage gains and diversified savings like building loans, mortgages, and schooling, arguing Democratic rule caused withdrawals and hard times. It predicts 7,000,000 savers will back Roosevelt and Fairbanks for protection and prosperity.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
New York State
Fairbanks
Japanese Victories Port Arthur Liao Yang Pressure Grows
The report notes Russian holds at Port Arthur and Geno wavering while Kuropatkin’s army stays around Liao Yang. Repeated stubborn fights favor the Japanese, who press harder as Europatkin’s forces retreat and appear near surrender.
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Port Arthur
Geno
Kuropatkin
Liao Yang
Fort Arthur
Kuropatklo
Europatkin 8
Cutters Strike Fades As Packers Hold Strong
The prolonged strike by the cutters seems near an end with little chance of success. The workers stood against the packers week after week but weakened themselves as public support waned. Major packing firms continue operations normally, showing little impact from the stoppage.
Czar Rejects Mediation as Port Arthur Falls
The czar of Kusula has announced he will not consider mediation even after Gen Kuropathia’s army is defeated and Port Arthur falls. The conflict may still tilt toward Jong standing, suggesting a decisive turn in the war.
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Kusula
Hes
Kuropathia
Port Arthur
Jong
Emmet County Sees Buoyant Crop Year After Hard Times
After two years of partial crop failure in Emmet county, there is good reason for the prevailing good feeling as residents recall the favorable crops of the current year.
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Emmet
Tn Emmet
Parker Acceptance Speech Draws Mixed Eastern Reaction
Parker's acceptance speech drew a tepid response among eastern Democrats with reports noting less enthusiasm than at the St. Louis convention. Observers described the mood as muted and cautious regarding his appeal to regional factions.
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Parker
St. Louis
Investigative findings show stressed banks in crop season
The report from Washington notes banks are not ready this year and will face heavy borrowing due to earlier overextension on crops. Officials warn lenders will be pressed to supply substantial funds to farmers and merchants amid weak preparation and high demand.
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Washington
Philippines at World’s Fair shows rich cultural display
Manila’s vast 47 acre Philippine exhibit at the World’s Fair recreates village life, crafts, and customs of sixteen races. It features tribal dwellings, councils, dances, and iron smelting, with sections on agriculture, textiles, and commerce. Visitors see native performances and Philippine scenes alongside a display of modern industry and trade potential for mutual benefit.
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Tote
Viangoo
Manila
Arrowhead
Ous
Daily 3
World’s Fair Massed Band Concerts Offer Grand Prizes
Concerts by massed bands will be held at Festival Hall from September 12 to 17 under a renowned conductor. Prizes total 230000 across Classes A B and C with top awards 3200 2500 and 1500 in A, 10000 4500 3500 in B, and 6000 4000 2000 in C. Bands must enroll members three months prior and pay a nominal fee. Each class has a full prepared programme featuring works by Wagner Gowood Offenbach Verdi Saint Saens B tel Ettlrauss and Leoncavalla.
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America
Festival Hall
Secon
Bureau
Bureau of Music
Wagner
Gowood
Offenbach
Verdi
Saint-Saens
Bltet
Etrauss
Leoncavalla
Weather at World's Fair in St Louis Delights Guests
Cool nights and a gentle Indian summer are forecast for St Louis's World's Fair. July warmth was mild, with a record low compared to other cities, and August to October promise pleasant conditions as foliage and birds hint at winter.
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St. Louis
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
St. Paul
Oftten
Great Variance
St Louis
Bowere
Bt Louis
Philadelpha
Greater
Deoaty
Des Moines figures in politics and sports mix
The piece notes Germany opposing a proposed 2 cent postage move citing wider European demand. It highlights former Des Moines mayor Kim Brenton venturing into business and theater, wrestling against English rival Lollapoo la. It also mentions Munroe’s brisk earnings from a short Jeffries bout, earning 6,104 dollars after a two round knockout.
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Kim Brenton
Des Moines
Polk County
Mirror Theatre
Lollapoola
Panama Canal Debate Highlights Democratic Complaints
Democrats gripe that the Panama Canal shows Republican skill in handling tough issues. Judge Parker urges voters to see the Democrats as the party of the future, though he notes they always arrive four years late.
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Parker
Panama Canal
Judge Parker Defends Victory and Republican Wisdom
In a speech accepting victory Judge Parker praised the Republican party as guiding the nation. He framed the triumph as a result of the party’s wisdom and leadership, underscoring confidence in future policy directions.
Great Western Clarion to Meet Rock Island at Arnold's Park
A big ball game is set at Arnold's Park as Great Western of Clarion faces Rock Island from our city. Both clubs have been strengthened to near professional levels and a large local delegation plans to attend.
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Arnold's Park
Ena Ey
Great Western
Clarion
Rock Ieland
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