Roosevelt third term debate prompts tariff revision plank
A Washington Post view discusses Roosevelt's possible influence on 1907 policy, noting calls from Senator Foraker and others for a stronger tariff revision plank in the Republican platform. It contrasts party factions and argues for balance between reform and preserving leadership, amid anti-monopoly actions and justice department probes.
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Marlon Butler
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William H. Taft
Jy Mead
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Fragmented crude notes on clocks and farming humor
The readible portions discuss clocks aiding people in daily life and a bemused view of work versus punishment. A stray line mentions a humorous remark about a man quitting a hard job and a cartoonish image of someone poking a door with a tool.
Roosevelt and Revision in Tariff Policy
Article discusses President Roosevelt's long interest in tariff revision under the Dingley Act. It notes his attempts to press leaders for changes, the opposition of Speaker Cannon, and past efforts in 1904 and 1908 to call a special session. It concludes he now avoids immediate revision but may push a platform to summon Congress after March 4, 1908 for tariff action.
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A Strange Array of Domestic Discord and Odd News
A jumble of local humor notes a father overwhelmed by unwashed dishes while a mother is away, a comic scene with a bulldog, Maltese cat, and a clever toad, and a tale of a London clairvoyant boy locating a missing man. Also includes a Philadelphia restaurant sign spoof and a curious London figure.
King Edward At Cowes This Week
Lord Ormonde, powerful Irish House of Buller ally and commodore of the Royal Yacht Squadron, is said to wield influence during Cowes Week. The club shapes Isle of Wight life, governs access to its circles, and keeps strict yachtsman rules as King Edward uses the Victoria and Albert yacht for state business amid Cowes Week.
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Ecoming
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Ormonde
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Wight
Palmistry as Science in Tangled Theories
A satirical look at palmistry claiming science by connecting palm lines to traits and crime. It cites Cesare Lombroso and photograms to mock exaggerated claims, noting misused methods and confusion between data and deduction.
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Italy
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The Outing Season from the New York Press
A long verse sketch of leisure in a bygone era contrasts fashionably dressed couples on beaches, bridge games, boats, and dances with wealth and marriage intrigue. It then shifts to reports on Lucy Hills’s inheritance tied to English peerages, plus a dramatic tale of a dramatic fire and aristocratic scandal involving the Duke of Sermonetta and family jewels.
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Rowe
Mount Sinai Hospital
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Pessimistic Prophecy and Political Forecast in Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press commentary recalls public figures and private lives, noting Mrs. Philadelphie and Count interactions as public behavior. It analyzes Democratic prospects for 1906 with references to anti trust, ownership ideas, and tariff reform, citing past defeats and fiscal figures to illustrate political dynamics.
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What Is Fear and the Courage to Face It
The article discusses fear as a physiological state and courage as the force that overcomes it, citing Beecher's stage fright and public speaking prowess, Brown’s willingness to die, and Butler’s use of fear in defense. It recalls an Atlantic City accident where Clarence Boyer nearly drowned after a cord failed at Ocean Pier, leaving him briefly exposed and requiring improvised bathhouse repairs.
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Vacation Time Strange Verse From Nashville Acuertext
Fragmented juvenile verse reflects on summer, learning, and reading amid school life. The piece sketches older students recalling disillusionment with rote study and valuing books over slate work. The tone is whimsical, noting time, aging, and a desire to read.
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Social notes from a hotel lobby and foreign views
A collage of social chatter centers on Senator Foraker in Ohio, with remarks from Clark C Doughty of Columbus in a Raleigh hotel lobby. The piece weaves citations of Roosevelt, Taft, and political campaigns, plus New England travelers, Philippine anecdotes, and varied opinions on schooling, law, and religion in France and the Philippines. Mixed anecdotes touch on theater magnate Burgess, judges in Lingayen, and a gramophone tale highlighting language mixups.
Reflections of a Bachelor
A garbled excerpt critiques courtship in early modern society, noting male and female expectations. The piece references dating norms and marriage prospects, reflecting social attitudes toward relationships and personal status within the era.
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