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Quiet Campaign Echoes and Roosevelt Clout in 1904 Outlook
The piece argues voters are tired of stale issues and partisan noise as the 1904 campaign looms. It critiques Republican fears over currency, mocks Tammany fraud fears in New York, and comments on Roosevelt’s managers and Chamberlain’s waning popularity amid global references to Rhodes and Kruger.
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Kipling and critics clash over war amends and a press frontier
The article critiques imperialism and journalistic constraints in the Boer and Russo-Japanese conflicts. It contrasts Kipling and Le Gallienne with Labouchere, notes the London Truth and Chamberlain case links, and details Indianapolis News correspondent Mr Fuller’s recall and fate after defying Japanese restraint while reporting from Port Arthur Chefoo and Port Arthur.
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Wages and Cost of Living in July Bulletin
The July 1900 Bureau of Labor Official Bulletin No 53 reports wages keeping pace with the rising cost of provender, contradicting common belief that living costs outpace wages. The piece discusses public skepticism, the role of government statistics, and a rumored Republican campaign book tied to the Bureau of Statistics.
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Workingmen’s Pensions and German Insurance Debate
In a Boston Globe editorial on pensions and social welfare the piece contrasts German workers insurance with American ideals. It argues Germany’s system supports sickness and old age pensions, but American policy should stay focused on individual provision rather than government ownership, while noting growing partisan skepticism. It also discusses contraband cargo disputes and Anglo German tensions guiding naval policy.
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Striking Contrast in Democratic Rifts and Roosevelts Change
The Chicago Chronicle contrasts the Democratic Party with critics claiming it no longer exists and condemns the reformist trend. It recalls past elections, endorses Parker, notes splits and bolters returning, mentions Cleveland and Bryan, and ends noting Roosevelt's rename of the Executive Mansion to the White House.
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Political Snippets Reflecting Campaign Frustrations
A collage of political quips and social observations from Des Moines to New York mocks Judge Parker and party politics. It notes wage claims, living costs, strikes, and public figures while wryly surveying public sentiment and campaign maneuvers.
Prince of Wales to race only his own bred horses
The Prince of Wales plans to race horses he has bred himself, delaying his turf debut by two years or more. He will breed for racing, not sale, and seeks additional mares such as Gold Place Lily Palmer and Luscious at Newmarket. Richard Marsh may train the prince's colts at Wolgerton House Newmarket.
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Lodge's Fences and Massachusetts Reciprocity Ties
In a Detroit Free Press survey, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge faces pressure over reciprocity from Massachusetts business leaders while he delays speeches outside his state. The piece notes Lodge’s looming Senate term end, his platform influence, and merchant opposition to reciprocity with Canada amid organized campaigns by prominent Republicans. The second item surveys public strain between the Big Six meat packers and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters, arguing the public must endure dietary sacrifice to gain rights, while warning of harm to the vulnerable and condemning sympathetic strikes.
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Strikers versus Soldiers in a Labor Clash
In a New York era piece, strikers oppose state protection of the individual worker while labor union power is linked to the right to work. The commentary casts organized labor as a force shaping public order and sovereignty, suggesting a drift toward state socialism as labor action intensifies.
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Exposing Impure Head Dealers in North Dakota Pure Food Law
The North Dakota pure food law requires semi annual publication in two county papers of adulterated foods under the commissioner's notice. The State pays for these notices to inform the public and gain press support for the measure, aiming to curb food adulteration and threaten offenders' profits.
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Taggart influence in Indiana vote and 1892 politics
Hartford Times notes Taggart shaped Indiana’s 1892 electoral result as a pivotal Democratic asset. The piece compares Taggart’s potential impact to securing Middle West states, linking to broader postconvention expectations and shifting electoral dynamics. It weaves in quotes from various papers about politics and social scenes of the era.
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Rubber culture pits rise of plantations and scraps of meals
The piece notes rubber demand driven by shoewear and electrical insulation. It contrasts pessimistic Mexican outlooks with hopeful Brazilian and Ceylon plantations, citing India Rubber World editor and consul reports. It also suggests Brooklyn Eagle dietary advice urging more vegetables and kinder restaurant pricing amid meat-focused appetite.
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It Works Both Ways In New York Politics
An editorial note discusses Judge Parker and public discussion of politics before nomination and after elections. The piece reflects on proprieties of judges commenting on campaigns and supreme issues, as seen in the Chicago Tribune excerpt.
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Witches and Courage Across Satirical Columns
A collection of quotes and quips from Harper’s Weekly Springfield Union Philadelphia Press and other papers. It riffs on Roosevelt Clark Schurz Parker gold standard and political wit with jests about fashion work and manners.
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Noted American Visitors and Political Remarks at Willard Hotel
The Willard Hotel encounter features Franklin Qaylord recounting YMCA work in Paris and St Petersburg, praising Russian patronage and autocracy, while Thomas F. Ryan and J. J. Morrany discuss Democratic prospects, New York politics, and views on Texas and agriculture, highlighting cross country observations and party outlooks.
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Glimpses Into Mythology and Gossip Across Papers
A collage of odd mythic snippets and social satire from Milwaukee Detroit Baltimore and Cincinnati. Aphrodite Neptun e and myth collide with modern office intrigue and literary pretensions as editors and attorneys figure in Charm City and Parker club politics.
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