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A Hint to Mr Bryan and Far-Sighted Folly
The article lampoons Walter Wellman for predicting Bryan’s Western gain from a depositors guarantee plan. It parodies “Chinese” and other examples, then shifts to a whirl of topics from rabbit music experiments to Manchuria, tariff routes, tipping culture, and political chess, with satirical asides on figures like Keifer and Evelyn Thaw.
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Richard Coeur de Jion
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Japan
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The Fat and The Lean Cartoon Controversy
A Minneapolis Journal item notes Secretary Taft amid cartoons as a strong figure. debate on whether political caricatures help or hurt candidates. The piece contrasts fat versus thin imagery and mentions publics’ preference for flesh and trust in heft.
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Shakespeare
Julius Caesar
Wilkie Collins
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Courageous Kentucky Father Walks to Escape Night Riders
The Jackson family of Kentucky endured exile and exposure after Henry Jackson refused to join the Night Riders expedition. With five children, he rejected offers of immunity and faced deportation, choosing to walk toward the Ohio River to reach lawful protection. They arrived in Paducah after fourteen days of hunger and hardship, while fears for the children's health linger. The piece praises his uncommon courage against mob rule and laments potential more heroes needed to curb the Night Riders.
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Claims of Death Haunt Lords of St Leonards Line
A lengthy 1908 parcel recounts the St Leonards lineage from the first Lord through to the present, detailing marriages, separations, and scandals. It covers wills lost or challenged, judicial separations, and a notorious grandfather’s estate disputes, with note of a Welshjail term and the fate of elder branches. It mentions Henry Sugden, Frank Sugden, Charlotte Sugden, and connections to Dashwood, Drury Lowe, and subsequent heirs.
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England
United Stas
Republican Campaign Drift Noted In Washington Dispatch
A Washington Dispatch notes a lack of coordinated strategy among anti Taft and Taft loyalists as delegates drift toward local bets. It argues no strong press bureau or conferences exist and predicts a listless, improvised campaign unless a clear nominee emerges.
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Benton Transcript
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Our Debt to the Immigrant in American Growth
A Richmond Times-Dispatch analysis questions whether the nation needed immigrants for growth. It cites 1907 immigration highs, long-term population totals, and Elkanah Watson’s forecasts versus actuals, noting Gen Francis Walker’s remarks on forecast accuracy while recognizing immigrants’ cultural impact but arguing the country might have prospered without them.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
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Times-Dispatch
Wall Safe Surprises Queens Heir as Heir Finds Hidden Gold
Testimony in Queens Surrogate Court reveals William H. Wilkins stored about 7,682 in gold and silver behind a wall safe built near the kitchen. His daughter, Ann Hilzabeth Horton, executrix, testified the elderly Whitestone man died at eighty five with an estate totaling around 4.3. He distrusted banks and cashiers and could open the repository only with a hidden process.
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New York Times
William H. Wilkins
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Nubile
Queens County
Ann Hilzabeth Horton
Violet flavored eggs from city notes readers
A Cincinnati reader reports morning eggs tasting of violets and onions after hens fed on violets. The writer notes a plant-related odor can transfer to eggs and asks others if they have noticed such flavor changes.
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Where Justice Was Swift from the Portland Oregonian
Two brakebeam tourists jailed in Albany after a 3 am break-in at Shedds Oregon. They were arraigned the same day and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary within eleven hours of capture. The piece captures a swift Oregon justice moment.
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Donkey and Raven Symbolize Democratic Nominations Debate
A critique argues Mr Bryan cannot win and would dominate the party, while his rivals favor letting him nominate himself. The piece notes Bryan's persistence, wealth from lectures, and waning popularity, warning that his nomination would pair the donkey with the raven as enduring Democratic symbols.
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Reflections from the Yonkers Statesman and Chicago News
A collage of verse and quips about women reflections in a glass and flirtatious folly. It recalls a sermon about women looking in the glass and features light verse from the Chicago News and New York Press critiquing manners, love, marriage, and vanity.
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New York
Yonkers Statesman
Political pundits debate 1890s presidential picks in Raleigh interview
Interviews reveal Adalbert Moot praising Taft and Gray as Supreme Court prospects, while criticizing Bryan and endorsing Johnson, Hughes, and other figures. The piece also covers Gladstone era style economic talk in Alexandria and Ohio political leanings, with remarks on Taft’s cross party appeal and regional voting tendencies.
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