Tariff debate echoes across Albany Journal aligned with protection
In a heated discussion on tariff policy, Albany and Republican papers defend protection, praising McKinley and Dingley while opposing tariff revision. The piece traces party stances, reciprocity critiques, and the political stakes of a Democratic victory versus a Republican tariff framework.
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McKinley
Dingley
Nelson Dingley
Buffalo
Willam McKinley
Washington Post Prepares for Big Political Show
The piece notes subscription details for The Washington Post and surveys political speculation. It highlights potential New York gubernatorial matchups between Elihu Root and Daniel S Lamont, examining their national stature, War Department tenure, and possible impact on party strength in the state.
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Growth and color photography mark a new era in Washington
The city and suburbs rapidly expand with new dwellings replacing older homes and a shift toward flats and apartments. Color photography arrives, with a new printing method using color-sensitized paper that produces true tones from the developed negative, promising vivid results for everyday observers.
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Democrats Face Need for Strong Organization in Pivot States
The editorial argues Democrats must rebuild a robust national organization to mobilize popular support and turnout. It notes Republicans hold local advantages though the party lacks cohesion, and recalls past landslides showing only a major financial and organizational push, plus a decisive funds edge, can produce victory in key states.
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Printing with gelatin echoes color photography fad
A discussion on gelatin based paper printing describes a process where light energy shapes colored layers, washed in hot water to reveal vivid nature colors. The piece notes amateur and professional photography benefiting from this new method and laments racial anxieties in a paired “Symposium on the Negro” with Birmingham and London opinions fearing black political power.
Campaign Literature Sparks National Debate on Voter Persuasion
A long analysis in the New York Sun questions the value of campaign literature as wasted money while arguing that many voters, especially in rural areas, are influenced by printed material delivered by committees. It cites past campaigns where pamphlets like Coin’s School aided Bryan and notes that literature often meets actual demand, shaping the outcome.
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New York
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Michigan
Middle West
Bryan
New Jersey
Foreign Notes and Comment on Marie Antoinette and European Aristocracy
A long extract reviews Marie Antoinette's opposition to French involvement in the American war, citing Ernest Daudet’s discovery of letters and a Mittau manuscript. It also highlights Belgian princess Clementine’s care for Maximilian’s widow, Radziwill family separations, and multiple marriages among French nobles. The piece notes anti Semitic tensions, rival French noble alliances, and the wealth and influence of the Greffulhe, Gramont, and Richelieu lineages.
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Improved American Physique and Health Habits
A historical overview notes a dramatic shift in American health and build since the 19th century. It credits better personal habits, less tobacco and alcohol, improved diets, and especially increased fresh air and exercise. The piece cites gymnasiums, sports, and outdoor activity as key factors shaping a more robust, healthful American physique today.
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Atlantic
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Farmer Korntop Hints At Bibulous John To Preach
A Philadelphia Press item notes Farmer Korntop jokes John plans to become a preacher. From his college friend’s remarks, Mrs Korntop asks for clarification. The punchline: John is inclined to be bibulous.
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Proverb and Verse Talk From Various Papers
A collage of quips and short notes from papers like the Baltimore American and Brooklyn Eagle. Topics include a bridegroom at the altar “No” then fleeing to court, chalk adulteration in salt, poetry for young women, and playful remarks on marital status and hair washing habits.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Lords Rule Enlarges Free Church Property Holders
London reports a House of Lords decision that reverses lower court rulings and gives twenty four Free Church ministers control over property and funds valued at about 5 million dollars, encompassing over 1000 churches and manses across Scotland, following the 1900 union with the United Presbyterian Church. The ruling could trigger a major religious upheaval in Scotland with Gaelic congregations in the Highlands affected.
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House of Lords
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United Presbyterian Church
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Rural Delivery Salaries Increase for Thousands
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow announced a salary modification for rural free delivery carriers affecting about 11 000 workers. Increases range from 18 to 72 dollars a year. The August 1 change expands the 720 dollar annual maximum to 22 600 carriers, with carriers traveling twenty miles or more serving 100 families or more. No other changes in the general adjustment are planned.
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Bristow
Civil Service Eases Credits for Speed in Exams
The Civil Service Commission announced a change to clerk examinations to award credits for speed in copying and computation, rather than a single general average. The move aims to raise efficiency standards for those certified for appointment.
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Civil Service Commission
Lands Reserved for Rosebud Townsites Drawn in Chamberlain
The General Land Office announced lands in the Rosebud ceded reservation drawn for townsite use. Described tracts include portions in sections 24 30 31 and 8 9 12 98 across townships 7 9 and ranges 71 73. A presidential visit featured machinist delegates led by President Connell seeking a Saturday half holiday and wage gains from 360 to 400 per day. Rev Dr Ferdinand Iglehart visited Roosevelt with no special significance.
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Payne Heads to New York and Newark on Official Duties
Postmaster General Payne met with the President before a trip to Newark and expected conferences with National Chairman Cartelyou. In New York he will discuss appointments in local land offices including Tucson and Cass Lake. The Santo Domingo parcel post treaty is under consideration to allow heavier mail weight.
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Taft to Address Chaulaugana and Manila Day Plans
Secretary Taft will speak in Chaulaugana New York on the first instant on the Philippines. He will also talk at the St Louis Exposition on August 13 named Manila Day with an elaborate programme for the Philippine section. Col Edwards will accompany the Secretary to Let Laws. Secretary Shaw departs for Chicago to meet a Congressional committee on arbitration delegates for the next conference in St Louis in September. Postmasters appointed in Pennsylvania include Pleasant View and Rockdale. The Chicago News items comment on social wit and dated opinions.
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West Politics and Society at Washington Hotels
In the New Willard and nearby venues governors, senators, and notable figures mingle after trips from Oyster Bay and Chicago. Gov A Otero of New Mexico, Marcus A Smith of Arizona, and Arthur Seligman of Santa Fe share remarks on statehood and the coming election while others like Frank Jay Gould and Gen M V Sheridan consult business and political circles. An atmosphere of lively political chatter and cross-state alliances colors a night of informal talks and travel plans.
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