Bryan Letter Stirs Democrats at Jefferson Dinner
Washington Post reports a Bryan letter read at the Jefferson Day dinner sparks excitement and confusion among Democrats. The letter’s contents, debated by a special subcommittee, challenge party lines on money and tariff issues amid attention from Mayor Gaynor and Gov Harmon.
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Post Philosopher 14 Easy to Apologize for Mistaken Fondness
Fragmented aphorisms discuss emotions and appearances, noting how people reveal feelings after reflection. The piece hints at social dynamics, caution in flirtations, and the idea that fortunes from service are rarely overestimated.
Trust cases stall as Supreme Court delays ruling
The New York World and other editorials question Justice division and urge a full bench to decide the Standard Oil and tobacco trust cases. They warn delay harms public confidence and business planning while noting the forthcoming appointment could shape the outcome.
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Untitled boxing notes on Jeffries Johnson bout plans
Fragmentary report discusses preparations for a July Fourth boxing match. It references Johnson en route to a fight, uncertainties about opponents, and authorities issuing warnings about public safety and crowds.
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Fleas Darling Them Worse Than Humans Say Report
A marine hospital service report details fleas harming humans and animals, noting fleas once unseen as pests now causing concern. Entomologists found up to 98 flea parasites on a single bed flea and suggest new beetle species may help control the problem.
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Edward VI praised as a model diplomat and tactful statesman
The article lauds King Edward VI as the wisest foreign minister and most perceptive home secretary, trained by Queen Victoria. It notes his mastery of foreign languages, careful memory training, and daily briefings with his tutor, deeming him a superior tactician over a man of caution in European affairs.
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Bonaparte wedding planned at Eugenie property in Farnborough
The Belgium Prince Victor Napoleon and Princess Clementine set a Farnborough ceremony at Empress Eugenia's English home near Windsor. Attendees include Prince Lowis Bonaparte and the Austa family as guests, with Princess Clothilde Bonaparte and other nobles noted. The piece recalls historical rifts between Eugenie and Napoleon and hints at broader imperial alignments through the Bonaparte lineage.
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Harvard Taft straw vote shows no clear support
New York Times report on a Harvard straw poll under the Harvard Political Clan shows 10 votes cast with 0 for Taft. The question asked if the present administration’s record warranted reelection. Result 49 to 149. Taft supporters split across parties with Republicans for Taft and Democrats against Taft, socialist and scattering votes also recorded.
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White blood ruling sparks race status battle in Louisiana
A court ruling declares a person with mixed parentage legally white, threatening long held color classifications. Reactions warn of backlash, renewed segregation, and challenges to schooling and public conveyances as social systems resist shifting racial lines.
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Longsworth to Campaign for Taft as Roosevelts Backing Questioned
A May tense political note questions Representative Longworths alignment with the Taft administration. It cites his Saturday speech and alleged offer to GOP leaders, while noting no direct word from Theodore Roosevelt. The piece hints at a split in loyalty and speculates on his future independent action.
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Curse the Rich and the Corporate Stronghold
A historical column argues that vilifying wealthy industrialists harms the nation. It claims rich producers created factories, railways, and thousands of jobs enabling independent livelihoods and respect. It warns mob rule would devastate commerce, leaving streets blocked by bread lines if capitalists withdraw and corporations collapse.
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Pastor railing against large hats in church causes stir
In First Baptist Church sermon Reverend Charles W Daniel chides women for wearing oversized hats blocking views, jokes they save money if hats were smaller. Women react with indignation while men nod in approval, as he urges removal of big hats in worship.
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Millionaire Wall Street Clerk Left 3 Million to New Orleans Relative
Charles Ferdinand Hoffman a Brown Brothers clerk in New York died at 72 leaving an estate of 3,000,000. Surrogate Ketchnism awarded the fortune to his favorite niece and two New Orleans relatives while denying other kin. Hoffman had lived frugally in a Brooklyn boarding house and walked the Brooklyn Bridge to save money. He built wealth in rail stocks and United States Steel, remaining in his office as head of foreign credit at Brown Brothers. His parents emigrated from Germany.
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Love Letter Fragment From Unknown Author
A barely legible note expresses affection and encouragement. The speaker pledges love and urges courage, asking the recipient not to falter and to stay brave despite hardship. The text suggests a personal, intimate exchange rather than a public or published item.
Panama Canal work praised by Frank La Lanne in New Wilord visit
Philadelphia business leader Frank D La Lanne, president of the national board of trade, lauds American effort in the Panama Canal project. He cites massive earthmoving at Culebra and Gatun, the dam's role in forming a lake, and the potential for Washington to host a world’s fair as a symbol of national achievement.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Amana Friends and Indiana Vignettes
A mosaic of satirical lines on honesty, fashion, and social quirks. A Hoosier anecdote at Raleigh about Beveridge and Harrison sparks a joke on Indiana’s leading lawyers. A lobby scene in the White House is recalled with playful boasts and provincial pride.
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