Republican party in New York eyed third party push
A 1910 New York Times page discusses a possible third party movement amid Democratic and Republican clashes. Samuel Conners hints at exposing corruption in both major parties to rally independent voters. Predictions suggest a rising independence, with Hearst identity discussed as potential figure.
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Washington
Alejandria Bacay
Mall
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Washington Post CO
Washington, D.C
Postatico
DS Spenecondeisme Dall Mater
Yorizm Advardlaing
Paah Block
le Fittn Arense
New York
Harter Bailding
Chiegs
Républican Party
Coomera Murphy
Conners
Leagera
Albany
Williant Hearst
Altrode
Orrupt Rings
Heater
Bank Vault Upgrade Showcases Impenetrable Security
A Chicago bank unveils a new vault described as highly secure with independent foundation, 12 by 2 foot chamber, triple steel doors, electric protection, bronze and marble layers, and dual access points. The system includes two time locks, hidden wiring, and direct access from the treasurer’s office, designed to deter robberies as large cash reserves and securities reside behind the reinforced structure.
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Sitth Avenue
Turis
Atreet
Hye Bank
Lhe
Mail Box Proposal Sparks Local Debate on Postal Boxes
A New York Times inspired discourse argues postal box mandates to curb mail delays. Critics warn the plan could burden households with costs, yet proponents highlight faster deliveries and municipal revenues, noting potential profits for box manufacturers and greater efficiency in hot spring Arkansas and beyond. The argument references postal routes, carrier efficiency, and the broader impact on public service and governance.
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Controversy Over Peary Promotion and Naval Precedent
The piece criticizes the push to promote Peary beyond his qualifications, arguing the record misstates facts. It compares Peary’s case with Creely, Morse, Nansen, and Shackleton, urging adherence to established precedents and questioning rewards for polar discovery versus service.
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Great Britain
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Ae Asegher
Nansen
Peay
Congress Eyes Action on Repealing Bad Laws
A murky note suggests congressional momentum to repeal flawed statutes amid New York political struggles and public interest in a high profile Jeffrey Johnson mill dispute.
Insurgent Rights and Security Debate Draws Harsh Critique
A wartime style column condemns insurgent tactics and strikes, arguing crowded prisons prove the need for restraint. It questions Maj Sylvester and police presence while criticizing New York Democrats and Wall Street for discord. It mentions Teddy’s return and Dr Radcliffe’s stance on church location and real estate. The piece denounces actions harming the wider community.
Republican editors deny Tribune poll on tariff and Speaker
A Chicago Tribune poll on Republican stance for the next Congress faces sharp protests from editors across Indiana Illinois and nearby states who say they were misrepresented and publicly repudiate the Tribune’s tabulation Fifteen editors from the sixteenth district express support for Cannon tariff positions and his reelection as Representative and as Speaker while one editor declines to be quoted and two papers listed as independent or Democratic contest the poll’s legitimacy.
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Out of the Mouths of Babes in a Country Grammar Class
A teacher prompts a class with jokes on dead languages and rich people. A pupil jokes about cold toes stopping writing. A child misinterprets river nicknames and teeth sets, sparking quips about Papa’s teeth and the Father of Waters naming.
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Chicago
Sid
Howard
Beauty of the Winter Alps
Gl Nebo Marais celebrates the winter Alps as a sublime outdoor paradise. The prose extols pure white snow, dramatic avalanches, gleaming ice, and sunlit peaks like Monte Rosa and the Matterhorn, inviting readers to embrace open air and majestic, luminous landscapes.
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Correction on Rates and Story Fragmentary Tale
A correction cites Commerce Commissioner Knapp saying remarks on import rates were misconstrued as relating to broader duty and domestic pricing. The note confirms focus on import rates and asserts domestic rates are reasonable. The page also contains a long lost tale about Bac Jamies Bevenscroft, a New York farmer's daughter Flo, living near Kokomo Indiana, and a sobering vignette of a thwarted wealth fantasy.
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Naw
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United States
Plan to build cotton warehous es across belt sparks debate
The piece describes a plan to construct bonded cotton warehouses in all cotton regions. It outlines farmer access to warehouse receipts, collateral loans from banks, and storage without forced sale until farmers choose. It notes opposition to Alaska governance sidetracking and broader UK labor budget tensions.
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Tromense
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Chareeipta
The Song of March by Ralph Kenyon
A fragmentary verse piece depicts a wild March journey through stormy skies and restless winds. Vivid natural imagery contrasts with a frenzied, defiant mood as the speaker invokes tempests, trembling trees, and pursuing hounds toward hunting grounds.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragment from a New York Press column on Spring gossip and social pretenses. It jokes about heiresses, duties, and the male display of ownership over religion and wealth, noting manners and proprieties in family life.
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Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago Vern Poised Wit
A garbled collection of aphorisms and quips about effort truth marriage and manners. The fragmentary lines poke at ambition cowardice and social foibles with humorous misdirections and wordplay.
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