A Study on Peonage and Open Door Policy Stance
The piece surveys a political argument on peonage, criticizes the Democratic party’s tactics in Ohio, and discusses U S policy in Manchuria. It references Missouri Democrats, Judson Harmon, and reactions to Russia Japan in Manchuria, stressing the open door principle and John Hay’s legacy. It also notes Dr Hill’s Berlin ambassadorship and various editorial perspectives on current events.
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Ohio
Ree
Judson Harmon
Derr Ratic Party
Machiavell
Benedict Arict Judas Uscariots
Missouri
Qhio
Denver
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
Cleveland
Ohig
William V. Allen
George Fred Wiliams Alt
al Marely
Department of Tu
Ea Carr
Harbin
Maheburia
Russia
Japan
China
United States
Manchuria
Fisher
Hardin
Root
John Hay
The Young Man's Day and the Roosevelt Call to Youth
An unsigned editorial argues that the President favors youth in national service and defense policy. It recalls historical praise for young leaders from West Point to Civil War generals, warning that government needs continual infusion of active young blood to prevent stagnation and premature aging of nationhood.
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Ross
Navy
Roosevelt
West Point
Snow cooling plan for Democratic convention in Denver
A traveling man describes a plan to haul snow from Colorado mountains to the Denver convention hall for cooling. He recalls Elks and Eagles events using snow in the city and predicts the spectacle will astonish attendees. The plan involves immense fans and fresh mountain snow amid Denver’s high altitude climate.
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Denver
Colorado
Convention Hall
Elks
Eagles
Grand Ledge
No-man's island exile plan urged for outlaws
A Brooklyn Hagle column argues for a world peace conference at The Hague to deport and exile all violent anarchist advocates to a shared international no-man's island. Nations would fund the venture, with no laws or governors, to police coastlines and prevent escapes for the condemned.
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Julius Chambers
Brooklyn Hagle
Hague
Midocean
Anp
Hazleton Citizen Dies Abruptly While Walking Home
William Gicking, a prominent Hazleton resident, collapsed and died after raising both arms to steady his hat against a gusting wind. His physician had warned him not to raise his left hand above his head due to heart trouble. He died instantly while walking with his wife.
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Hazleton Dispatch
Philadelphia Inquirer
Wiliam Gicking
Hazleton
Grandees of Spain and Investiture Ceremony Explored
The article describes the grandeza of Spain, its ceremonial almohada investiture, and the Duke of Wellington as a notable recent candidate. It outlines the throne room procedure, seating, kissing the royal hand, and the wearers of hats to signify privilege. It notes origins with Emperor Charles V and lists the original twelve grandees, tracking lineages to present holders. It also mentions Dutch succession questions and Henry Bischoffsheim's London role and funeral context.
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Dukes of Wellington
Muc i
Spain
Madrid
Charles V
Palace
Charlemagne
Medina Sidonia
Merina Coeli
Medina Rioseco
Alba
Frias
Infantado
Arcos
Nagera
Benavente
Albuquerque
Astorga
Duchy of Frias
Molland
Wilhelmina
Saxe-Weimar
Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar
Holland
Grand Duchess of
Andrew Carnegie
The
Hague
Swedes Embrace Gymnasiums for Health and Energy
A London Evening News piece extols Sweden's gymnastic culture as a public health boon. It notes widespread outdoor plays, free skating and tobogganing, and government aided teachers in schools. It praises Swedes for model medical gymnastics reducing disease and aging effects, citing low mortality and robust vitality.
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Proam
London
Call for a President in Uniform and Gold Lace
The New York Prary argues Ambassador White's fashion sense highlights a desire for a distinct presidential uniform. It urges a snow white pilot cloth outfit with red and blue facings and an American eagle, claiming such attire would inspire talent and mark leadership, while noting Pierce avoided gold lace.
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New York
Ambassador White
America
James
Ben
Franklin Pierce
Mons
Rest Cure for the Human Machine and Social Hygiene
A compilation notes overwork in industry and society, citing routine strain on workers and a proposal for Lent like social restraint. It references deaths by self harm among German schoolchildren (1880–1903) and a Kansas City Star discussion on stress and mood. It also reports drills using smoke for Central High School safety training under principal I. Cammack to prevent panic.
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London Globe
Hulenburg
Berlin
Nietzache
Schopenhauer
Kansas City Star
Central High School
I. I. Cammack
Earthquakes Cure Indigestion
The Chicago Journal notes an odd claim that earthquakes cure indigestion. A medical journal cites the San Francisco disaster as improving appetite and digestion in many previously unhealthy individuals, and enhances mental states once affected by dyspepsia.
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Chicago Journal
San Francisco
Medical
Old Senators Share Mild Ribbing In Washington Tale
Washington dispatch recounts camaraderie among veteran lawmakers from Vermont New Jersey Wisconsin and Massachusetts. Senators Kean and Stewart recall a light exchange with Congressman Reed era humor while Isaac Stephenson enters the Senate.
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Washington Dispatch
Boston Herald
Vermont
John Kean
New Jersey
Kean
Capitol
John W. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Dillingham
Washington
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Angel
la Follette
L Alse
Senator Stewart
House
United States Senate
Stewart
Reed Congress
Joan E. Russell
Leicester
Mass
Russell
Reed
Mr. Russell
Massachusetts
Munghausen on a Cracker Bar'l From the Sun
A comic piecemeal warp of frontier bravado recounts Uncle Ike wrestling beasts and vermin at a rustic store scene. Deacon Pennington fumes as Ike claims mastery, while the piece lampoons tall tales and rustic pride with playful dialect.
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Deacon Pennington
Uncle Ike
Pointed Paragraphs in a Chicago Note
A compact critique on social pretensions and honesty frames a mock dialogue about wealth and behavior. It riffs on wealth not guaranteeing virtue, bluntly noting the emptiness of flattery and the mismatch between refined displays and real character.
Hughes seen as sure NY vote in GOP despite late push
Washington views report former Rep Littauer says Gov. Hughes is the only Republican certain to carry New York in a November election. He praises Hughes record and popularity but notes late entry harms nomination odds. Texan voters trend toward Roosevelt, while Canada’s emigration shifts noted by Wrightson.
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Adams
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Gilbert
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Roosevelt
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Fred AL Wrightson
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