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It Is Politic to Favor Hanna for Treasury Post
The editorial weighs President Roosevelt inviting Hugh H. Hanna of Indianapolis to be Secretary of the Treasury. It argues Hanna’s record on sound money is strong, notes Cabinet appointments are highly personal to the President, and cautions against public campaigning for a Cabinet spot. It also cites a Chicago Record-Herald piece urging scrutiny of city governance and criminal justice disparities.
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Hugh H. Hanna
Indianapolis
Treasury
Hanna
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Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Hugh WH. Hanna
Indiana
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Shaw
Maryland
Sydney B. Mudd
Ebbitt House
Mary
Jand
Bonaparte
Delestates
Militant motherhood threat in reform platform decries male oppression
The document critiques existing governance and outlines a Woman's Christian Socialist Party platform calling for abolition of private land ownership, elimination of money, and community stores. It envisions a new constitution led by women and a Washington delegation to push for drastic changes. The piece frames the movement as an imminent clash that would alter Congress and the Supreme Court.
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Woman's Christian Socialist Party
United States
New ‘Party
Mate Ang
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Isrash
Metchnikoff’s Fight Against Old Age Reveals Microbe War
In a popular overview by Arthur E. McFarlane, Prof. Elie Metchnikoff’s work on aging is described. He links old age to intestinal microbes and macrophage activity, noting potential life-prolonging effects of kefir and serum therapies, with dramatic implications for health and longevity.
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Tilden Mansion Demolished Sparks Democratic Decline
An article notes the tearing down of the Samuel J. Tilden mansion in Gramercy Park and laments the fading aura of old Democratic landmarks. The tone blends historical reflection with concern over shifting political symbols.
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Samuel J. Tilden
Gramery Park
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Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A fragmentary item reflects a social satire on heiresses and money in upper circles. The brief text hints at wealth, status, and perceived danger when fortunes dwindle. Names, dates, or locales are unreadable in the OCR snippet, limiting precise specifics.
British statesman Sir Michael Hicks Beach sails to Singapore
A dispatch notes Sir Michael Hicks Beach, aged and frail, en route from England to Singapore to act as arbitrator in a dispute. It portrays his aloof temperament, long service in Parliament, and ties to Lord Salisbury, with background on his ancestry and stance on women’s roles. Also referenced is a serious automobile accident involving Prince William of Saxe Weimar and a lengthy digressive aside on European royals and American connections.
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Baxe-Weimar
Wanamaker urges self-reliance over white pity in Negro progress
John Wanamaker at Philadelphia's National Negro Business League tells readers that race does not determine success. He argues education, energy, and honesty enable both black and white people to earn opportunity. Society should not coddle or shield but provide a fair field for those who strive.
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Roosevelt warns corporations may face drastic regulation
In a Chautauqua address President Roosevelt denounces obstructive corporate tactics and defiance of law. He argues the only path is stricter national supervision or far harsher government action, condemning socialism and warning of confiscation fears while urging decisive reform. A separate Cleveland item notes illness and contagious disease concerns.
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Senatorial sacrifice and loyalty in historic debate
A first class man cannot afford to serve in Congress for five thousand dollars a year. He values freedom and affluence at home over poverty in Washington. The piece defends Secretary Alger as a faithful servant of the country and a kind, true leader amid hurried judgments.
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Witty exchange on Philippines book and dog in directory
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a joke about a book on The Philippines. The editor and his wife quip about a woven bamboo garment worn by native women, comparing it to a waist basket. A separate line mentions a dog whose name is found in a New Haven directory.
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Fragmented Mottoes and Moral Snippets From Chicago News
A string of disjointed proverbs and illustrated pithy remarks on labor, money, marriage, charity, and human folly. The garbled text depicts aphorisms about work, value, and social behavior, with elliptic phrases referencing men, women, money, and temptation in a dated editorial tone.
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Drinks of Famous Men by Savoyard
A reflective, era tone feature recounting whiskey lore of U S presidents and notable figures. The piece mocks blended liquors, praises straight whiskey, and shares anecdotes about George Washington Andrew Jackson Cassius Clay James Buchanan John Tyler Simon Cameron Bismarck Stephen A Douglas and a Scottish college president amid temperance debate.
Salt Lake politics and national commentary from Raleigh
A Raleigh correspondent reports on Salt Lake City politics as Republicans hold the city while Democrats seek to win via church backing. Charges allege a deal with the Mormon hierarchy to aid re election. Other notes include remarks on Salt Lake mining prospects and comments from lawmakers and visitors about tobacco policy, New York dining, and public affairs in Washington.
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