Source of the Trusts Power and Coal Law Critique
A critical look at the trusts argues they shape markets by buying cattle slaughter capacity and negotiating railroad rebates. It claims independents face predatory tactics like next door price undercutting and exclusive selling demands. The essay contrasts rail and mining trusts with miners’ strikes and alleged lawbreaking to defend strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combine
Coal Trust
Dresitir Roosevelt
Coul Trust
Washington
Chicago
Ameri
Complex editorial on law, trust policy, and foreign affairs
The piece argues for negative law over statutes, criticizes antitrust efforts as delusions, questions Roosevelt's coronation actions, and urges stronger enforcement against trusts. It also discusses Spain’s colonial practices, Cuba policy, and the need for a powerful navy, concluding with a political stance on party nominee selection and election prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Chicago Chronicle
Last Camping Ground Remembers Blue Heroes in Poem
A funeral poem venerates fallen Union soldiers with lines on forgotten graves and unknowns. It reflects on comradeship, triumph, and national memory, praising those who wore the blue and urging reverence for graves marked Unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shemury
Cap
Porsetten
Old Bill Braddock Saves Child Under Runaway Carriage
In a perilous scene at a half built Fame site a child clung to a bent carriage as two horses bolted. Old Bill Braddock leaped from a window and steadied the pair, saving the child from catastrophe. He endured blows and weariness yet was hailed as a heroic savior by onlookers and his fellow workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Bill Braddock
Braddock
Old el Braddock
Bill
Belleview
Old Bill
The Braddock Veteran Returns to Honor in Death
A lifer veteran Bill Braddock, ruined by drink and sorrow, seeks redemption by risking his life to save others. Haunted by past battles and loss, he wanders toward Belleville cemetery as a general and his daughter visit his brother’s grave. The tale climaxes with acceptance and a quiet Memorial Day blessing.
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Bill Braddock
Old Bill
Old Bill Benddock
Bill
Froud Lour
Belleville
Bil
Denison
Wartime Uniform Description for Fatigue Dress
A military note describes the fatigue blouse as a dark blue channel sack coat extending halfway down the torso, issued to all enlisted men under wartime regulations. The description highlights its practical design for field duties and standardization across ranks.
Prodigal Bill Braddock Returns to Duty for Memorial Day
Retrospect frames Bill Braddock’s dazed rescue and redemption arc after saving a general’s child. He abandons liquor for twenty four hours to honor Memorial Day, donning Grand Army attire with a wreath as he leaves town toward Belle View, seeking a clearer life and renewed purpose.
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Bill
Andra
Grand Army
Bil
Belle View
Goa
The Army Nurse and Her Saintly Worth
A wartime reflection extols Army nurses as the bravest, most useful figures amid hospital trials. The writer argues no other saint compares to the nurse who comforts the sick, praising friendship and dedication above all.
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Lnds
Crim
Don't Care Creed Warns Against Indifferent Faith
The sermon contrasts two forms of the don't care spirit, praising Luther and Washington for conviction while denouncing a lifeless indifference. It argues God is not indifferent, and a creed denying care leads to moral decay, social stagnation, and spiritual emptiness, urging active faith and service.
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Donald Sage Mackay
D. K
Zephaniah
Luther
Worms
Washington
Strugle
Jerusalem
Tighten the Buckles by Rev Theodore L Guyler
A sermon warns that laxity in faith and practice lets temptation ride loose. It urges tightening the saddle girth of daily Christian life through prayer, study, and disciplined conduct, warning that neglect leads to spiritual danger and drift from faith.
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Theodore L. Guyler
Hia
Hia Goul Ud
Lis Sternwirds
Ciod
Gou
Laos
Jesus Christ
Christ
Teave Ua
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Mimi
Spain
Souln
United States
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Roosevelt
Representa‘tives
Edward of
England
Congress
Snimsel
Asume
Catan
Cuha
United Shites
Umoly
Yates
Conte Republie
Zephyg
Gettysburg
Chancaborayille
Manasses Gap
Cleera
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