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Campaign in Indiana described in Democratic hopes
The piece reports on Western Democrats visiting Judge Parker, noting ex Congressman Matson of Indiana said he would not seek or accept the nomination due to slim chances to carry Indiana. It rails against despair, outlines campaign funding shifts, canvassing costs, and comparisons to 1896, arguing money and logistics affect Indiana prospects for both parties.
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Expert Opinion on the Negro Debate Sparks Nationwide Attention
The article profiles ex governor D H Chamberlain from Massachusetts and his controversial remarks on civil rights. It highlights his credentials, the harsh stance against black political privileges, and the claim that social equality must be curtailed. The piece frames Chamberlain as a pragmatic realist shaping national opinion.
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Debate on Negro Freedom and Diplomatic Resorts
A long critical treatise argues the negro’s freedom was imposed by others not self ascribing political virtue. It questions citizenship gains, condemns demagogues and calls attention to Bar Harbor Narragansett and Bar Harbor style resorts as diplomatic hubs with aristocratic intrigue and social ambitions.
Indigestion and Longevity in Daniel Miley Case
A century old Daniel Miley, claimed to be 108, is linked to the idea that longevity hinges on avoiding indigestion and keeping blood cool. The note cites Miley as a practical example of health wisdom, while historians question exact locale and verify data on extreme ages, reflecting broader debates about long life and documented ages.
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Longevity ideas and political commentary mingle in 1900s chatter
The text blends debates on centenarians and heredity with sharp political sniping around Pat McCarren, Gov Odell, and party campaigns. It cites reporters seeking more on Daniel Miley longevity findings, critiques Tammany and Brooklyn politics, and mocks trust links and newspaper stances while noting Roosevelt era concerns over the beef trust and campaign tactics.
King Peter’s Tranquil Reign and Serbian politics
In Belgrade palace ruins a hidden stair and a long tunnel surface, revealing King Milan built escape routes, later bricked up by Alexander fearing theft. King Peter now stabilizes Serbia by upholding the constitution, confronting regicides while foreign envoys resume ties as tensions with Fangland ease.
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Manners at Newport Town Gossip on Dining Etiquette
Providence Journal reports Newport luncheon etiquette favors abundance and discretion. Guests often keep gloves on, snack around invitations, and long-standing families discreetly entertain while balancing wealth with economy. The piece notes gatekeeping social circles, opportunistic “ringers,” and a lively season of meals and social rounds lasting into the early morning.
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News from the country columns and correspondents
A collage of rural notes from Gilmer Texas Indian Rock and Nubbin Ridge with letters from Wallace Mill Galt and De Lamers. Items report visitors, local gossip, weather impact on harvest, new business openings, berry season near end, new buggies purchases, and Henry Armstrong fencing improvements.
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Deserters and price quirks mix with verse and jokes
A collage from Chicago Chronicle and other papers discusses desertions in wartime versus peace, argues for harsher penalties, and cites canteen restoration. notes coal price anomalies amid mine stoppages. collects humorous quips on school, weddings, and everyday life from multiple papers, including jokes about Sunday school, fashion, and a minister.
President and the Strike in Chicago
The Indianapolis News argues the President should not intervene in the Chicago meat strike. It stresses meat as a practical necessity and urges Washington to stay hands off, viewing the anthracite coal dispute as different and the Chicago situation as needing careful handling by police and labor.
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Burgess Seen As Party Favorite On Policy Tour
Texas Congressman George F Burgess, visiting Newark on a Rivers and Harbors Committee tour with colleagues, projects strong leadership and vows to back party unity. He and fellow lawmakers travel from Newark to New York, Boston, Minneapolis, and St Louis, assessing harbor improvements and political prospects ahead of upcoming campaigns.
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Fragmented paragraphs discuss social conduct and rhetoric about men and women, public figures on billboards, and statements about fashion and propriety. The piece references a 42000 fire policy and a $1900 house, hinting at risk and safety concerns in daily life.
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