Secretary Taft speech analyzes Roosevelt era policies
The article reviews Secretary Taft’s Columbus address, contrasting Roosevelt and Bryan approaches, evaluating proposals on railroad regulation, trusts, and taxation. It argues Taft’s stance favors limited federal licensing and opposes a broad income tax, with a cautious plan for revenue readjustment after the next election. It also discusses Bryan’s influence on Democratic conventions and party unity.
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Nantucket Fights Auto Use With Prohibitory Rules
Nantucket town officials clash with Massachusetts highway commissioners over proposed limits on automobile use. A hearing drew packed crowds as selectmen defend prohibitions while state officials consider rulings that could block the town’s road closures.
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Glen Exho
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Marshal Calling
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Nantucket
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Highway Commissioners
New York
Tinally
James F. Smith
W. A. Thibodean
Boston
Massachusetts Automobile Association
New York Amer
Swift
Courant
Barford Standard
Comminsionere
Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Chicago
President Roosevelts Provincetown visit foreshadowed
The piece previews President Roosevelt's Provincetown address tied to Pilgrim history and later naval diplomacy. It cites trials of Caleb Powers and political tensions with Governor Taylor, recalls Lincoln era diplomacy, and mentions Mayflower and Can Cod lore as context for the upcoming speech.
The Worrying Brother from Uncle Tecius Maruatus
Fragmented verse about a troubled brother fleeing pursuit and fear of the future. The speaker cites running, river crossings, and looming doom, unsure of what tomorrow holds and how to face it. The jagged dialect evokes a frontier or regional oral tradition with urgent mood.
Death by Diabetes and Early Mortality from Overwork
The article notes diabetes linked to modern business stress and overwork, detailing how sedentary habits and nervous strain heighten risk in men. It laments rising chronic illness, mentions obscure causes, and warns of harsh outcomes from nutrition and stress.
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Phe Woah
Robert A. Pinkerton
Reflections of a Bachelor
A jumbled reminiscence piece notes odd claims about cucumbers, water, and bathing uses. It recalls a Weaver man and a woman who drank unknowingly, with scattered lines about a hired girl and an off pair of sheets.
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Beng
Gong
Fraser Estates Claimant Faces Doubtful Scotland Case
The Baltimore American notes Fraser lineage claims to Lord Lovat’s estates face strong doubt. John Fraser, a Winnipeg debt collector, asserts proof of a disputed marriage and elder Alexander Fraser’s birth, but committees question age gaps and credibility. The saga weaves abductions, executions, and a web of family intrigue tied to the Tower of London and Kirkhill records.
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Witne
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Meaurfort Castle
Cornettua Vanderbilt Ana
Henry Papps
Albanie
Rod Tagtt
Charles Waw
Stuart
Invernesdhira
Loni
Lavae
Nar Ene
Walia Maxgquies
Death of Quantrell Buried Near Frank James in Kentucky
Enquirer reports Confederate guerrilla leader Quantrell died from wounds after a pursuit in Lincoln County Kentucky. Frank James and Quantrell’s squad clashed near Adams home four miles west of Oakland Church, leading to Quantrell’s fatal wounding at Wakefield barn and burial in Spencer County near Oakland Church. Frank James later viewed Quantrell’s coffin in Louisville tomb.
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Hia
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Bridgewater
Hearite
Lincoln County
Vanaredall
Oskland Church
Adama Hovas
Bridee
Adams
Fred. Rennifel
Des. Quantrell
Wakefield
Spencer County
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Ronnleis
Noland Brothers
Qaktend Church
Requick
Oakland
Enquirer
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Rennick
Quantrell
Wakefield House
Frank
Jesse Tomes
Quanteell
James Boys
Atay
Louisville
Quantrell Ater
Guantrell
A Week With The Citizen In A Historic Ledger
A fragmented chronicle parodies political figures Taft Roosevelt and others through a week of mock fortunes and fears. The piece then shifts to notes on aristocratic heraldry, detailing birds in crests such as woodpecker, ostrich, heron, stork, falcon and eagle across peerages like the Earl of Leicester, Lord Howden, and other titled families.
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Baros Peckover
Earl of Leicester
Fastunes
Lord Hownead
Lord Amherst
Hackney
Hari
Stair
Tenterden
Ashtourna
Teeds
Srmm
Lord Bolton
Lord Onstow
Lord Halsbury
Lord Balfour
Burleigh
Earl Beauchamp
World Tour Boy Erskine’s remarkable globe voyage ends in New York
James Erskine an eighteen year old from Galveston has just completed four and a half circumnavigations. He crossed the United States by freight train and shipboard stowaway exploits took him from San Francisco to Guam Manila Hong Kong Yokohama and Cape Town. He later sailed to Sydney and back to San Francisco. He describes a life of peril hunger and wonder and plans to settle soon.
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New York
Marco Polo
Galveston
Cros
Texas
el Paso
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
United States
Thomas
Manila
Sherman
Pacific
Nagasai
Koby
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Yellow Seas
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Calcutta
India
Idphon
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Alexandria
Tourlata
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Constantinople
Capetown
South Africa
Kimberley
Sydney
Melbourne
Coas
Galt Imke
St. Paul
Kansas City
Chicago
Cincinnat
Norfolk
Washington
Effect of Chewing Gum in Chicago Rows
A fragmentary Chicago Row feature drifts through garbled text about chewing gum and social behavior. It references modest ambitions, saving others from harm, and a mistaken life story tone. The readable phrases hint at moral lessons and candid reflection on personal restraint.
Labor leader Mitchel discusses outlook in Washington lobby visit
John Mitchel, famed labor figure, stays at the Ebhice House in Washington to attend the Federation of Labor executive committee meeting. He predicts no looming downturn while labor is employed, citing ongoing mine agreements and potential several years of prosperity.
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Mitchel
Washington
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Mitchell
Sounell
Feders- Hon
Richard Siebanscheln
Vienna
Austria
Siebensevermn
Ieee Austria
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Bet
Australia
America
Orient
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Ghienga
Sueosn
Meyer
Chicago
Bams
Miltourne Amt
Melbourne
Pahola
Amec
W .F. Parrish
Rad Cedar Company
Richmond
North Carnhsa
Virginia
Sarto Damingo
Businesrms
Germany
Mr. Parrish
Trance Enigma Affects Naval Surgeon At Barracks
A Marine Corps private named John F. Marshall lies in a trance for forty eight hours at the government hospital. Open eyed and speechless, his heart and organs function, yet revival or nourishment remains impossible. Attendants describe a mysterious collapse during a misadventure at the jmazine barracks.
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John F. Marshall
Marine Corps
Warshill
Jmazine
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