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The Troublesome Insurgents in Republican Strongholds
The piece argues that standpat insurgents are strong even in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, signaling broader trouble for them. It notes opposition among Massachusetts business leaders to reciprocity repeal and new duties, and highlights Pennsylvania farmers challenging protectionist policies through questions about buying American-made goods domestically. The article warns of growing discontent in key states as the standpat faction faces backlash.
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Partisan Exaggeration in Roosevelt Morgan Allegations
A New York World critique questions Roosevelt's alleged deal making with Morgan and other power interests. It argues the paper would tie the president to trusts, cites the Northern Securities case as a broader aim, and suggests motives beyond public welfare. The analysis presses the claim that current actions align with corporate consolidation over competition.
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Indictment of President and capitalists over Turkish tensions
The piece argues the indictment targets the President and capitalists, questions whether bribery is proven, and urges clarity on the grievance and demands behind a show of force at Smyrna. It critiques without certainty, notes state secrecy, and questions a casus belli with the Sultan while urging caution.
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Washington eyed for Igorrotes visit to Roosevelt
A special dispatch says Igorrotes will tour Washington in native attire but Taft disputes this, noting Datto Freundo the Moro chief will wear lavish regalia. The piece imagines ambassadors in pageantry and argues for open air ceremonies for public spectators. It dismisses fears of disruption and urges calm optimism for a historic day.
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Col Bryan’s Philosophy in The Comet moner
Summary notes two major pieces in the Comet moner about Col Bryan. A verbatim St Louis convention speech on replying to Judge Parker’s telegram is paired with a parable using jelly making to cue a political career path aimed at younger followers. The first paragraph samples the piece’s quality and hints at Bryan’s fame.
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Defeat to fame: a leader who gathers fruit as jelly jells
The passage describes a leader whose string of defeats nearly broke his followers yet propelled him to worldwide celebrity and wealth. He possesses a keen sense of timing and place, knowing how to harvest support and ensure his jelly-like claims hold steady regardless of circumstances.
Mrs Ravenhill on Clubs in the saloon debate
The article surveys Mrs. Ravenhill and Bishop Potter on men’s clubs. She argues clubs can improve men and should be allowed, while noting a pessimistic view of male habits. The piece weighs her stance against Potter and Ingersoll and questions whether women can be profound reasoners.
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Democracy and the Philippines editorial in The Philadelphia Telegraph
The Telegraph editorial blasts Judge Parker over his stance on the Philippines policy, insisting the party must outline a plan to withdraw while guaranteeing protection for Filipino and U.S. citizens. It contrasts Cuba and the Philippines, notes Supreme Court and insular case issues, and comments on Parker’s possible presidency and other political happenings.
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Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals Exposes Harbord Divorce
The piece recounts Lady Eleanor Harbord's divorce from Hon Walter Harbord after a public, scandal-laden marriage born of pity. It traces Walter's past misdeeds, Eleanor's trials, their abroad life, and returns to English society with further notes on related aristocratic unions and annulments.
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The Age of Mr Davis and the Campaign Boomerang
A New York Times piece questions Mr Root s charge that aging politicians are unfit for vice president. It cites Goethe Voltaire and Queen Victoria among longevity examples, notes Owen Wilkinson 101 year old Senator Wark and argues that the octogenarian vote could hurt Roosevelt while provoking old men clubs.
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Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Boston noted
The National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Boston this month. Reports show Massachusetts among five states with large surviving memberships, and attendance may drop in future years as veterans age. The piece also surveys opinions on abandoning long parades and reflects on patriotism and remembrance.
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Echoes of the Post on Washington Papers and Party Lines
The Washington Post is cited by multiple papers in a heated round of political commentary. Editors critique statements on race, imperialism, and party alignments, while urging constitutional government and the restoration of the people’s influence through elections.
Our Moneyed Masses and the Nation’s Wealth Distribution
The New York Commercial notes Pennsylvanian Railroad stockholders rise to 44 percent, illustrating wealth concentration yet argues the masses own the wealth. It cites large savings deposits, with 29,000 New York residents holding deposits and U.S. bank hold totals surpassing German averages, asserting no separate moneyed class exists in the United States.
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A Revolution in Trousers Shocks London and New York
The New York Evening Sun reports consternation among London's youth and fashion leaders over trouser styles. Edward VII faces debate as trousers with new creases and flamboyant cuts spark riots in stock exchanges and satire in theaters.
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Haitian Minister Seeks Better US Education for Youths
In Arlington Hotel lobbies, Haitian Minister J M Leger urges more Haitians to study in the United States to avoid hostility and prejudice seen in Europe. He critiques Western misperceptions of Haitians, notes bond frauds and Syrian immigration tensions, and comments on American politics, elections, and notable figures, including Senator Bard and Col Knight, amid broader social anxieties.
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Short on tact highlights a Boston Transcript anecdote
Barnes-Howes comes off as a decent fellow but lacks tact. At a restaurant he asked if I liked cats while I was eating rabbit stew, a remark that felt inappropriate given the moment. The exchange underscores social missteps in casual dining.
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Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
A fragmentary column notes social expectations for men and women and hints at workplace and personal relationship tensions. It mentions an Apple game, a farming job discharge, swimming attire at a dinner, and a poker night with a company president as scenarios shaping a wife’s perceptions and a man’s conduct.
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