Foss as a Democratic Candidate for President Debate
The piece discusses Governor Foss as a potential Democratic nominee, noting New England resistance and the lack of prominence at the Jackson Day banquet. It argues Foss could unify the party, contrasting him with Baldwin and Plaisted, and questions whether New England should yield to Southern dominance.
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Foss
Boston
Montisy
Mont
Sunda
Adso
Democracy
New England
Quntity
New
Mashachusetts
Huss
Bryan
Ag @ varlit
Underwood
Woodrow Wilson
Mim
Abou Ben Adhem Avhong
Rmouth
Yat
Jetsus
Baldwin
Phaisted
War hearings prompt Democats to demand tariff details
The Washington Post reports Democrats press for disclosure of tariff collections and factory wage data as hearings proceed. Lawmakers seek to hear from manufacturers and workers about the impact of tariffs, with testimony expected to inform policy discussions.
Roosevelt Contingency on nominating a presidential candidate
The article discusses President Roosevelt’s possible stance on not seeking the presidency and the implications for Taft’s re election bid. It notes uncertainty about Roosevelt’s intentions and whether he would return to the political arena, with references to statements and alleged proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Plier
Ain
Cat Angels Authority
A Vision of Thebes and the Hydra in Global Politics
A garbled 19th century style defense of Mme de Thetes predictions punning on Thebes and Hydra monsters, foreseeing wars and disasters. The piece critiques the influence on a new platform amid American fears, referencing merchants and consumer power, with chaotic imagery of tariffs, skyscrapers, and poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eria
Msnster
Oleh Wilwreck
Furope
Spain
United State
Mme de Thetes
Huranepe
Thebes
America
New Year Celebrations Hint at Million-Dollar Broadway Banquet
The article muses on New Year festivities costing around 500000 dollars in food drinks and tips on Broadway venues in 1912. It argues the spending reflects social excess rather than single year ending excitement noting the danger of job or marriage losses amid calendar shifts and technological changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea Dickene
América
England
Ange
Broadway
Charles
CHUM OF EDWARD VII INSANE AND RUINED
An American angle emerges in the tale of Sir Frederick Johnstone once among Britain’s wealthiest baronets. Insanity and ruin engulf his vast estate, with U S landed properties tied to his fortune. Guardianship seeks to salvage remaining assets amid legal battles over gifts and mortgages.
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Chum
Edward VII
Sirrederick Johnstone
Hayward
England
Sir Fredericks Srent
George Johnstone
Florida
Cuba
America
Charlotte Dee
América
Broderick
William Johnstone
Frances Fultones
Dante Pulteney
Chef
William Pilteney
Earl of
Bath
Thin Pulteney Earl of
New York
Sir Frederick Johnstons
State of
Sir Fredericks
Wiliam Jonnstones
Pultenexe
Wiliam Pulteney Hart
John Johnstone
Frederick
George Tr
Daddy Johnstone
West Indies
Laura Countess of Wren
Maroussia
Duke of Oceans
Hayter
Monte Garlo
Fourth Earl of Wilton
Binsfold
Col Doddy Johnstone
Col Johnstone
Henry Chaplin
Sir Frederick
United States
Pulteney Johnstone
Col
Daddy
Johnstone Marquee de Fontenoy
Brentwook Company
Wisconsin Lags in Farm Welfare Despite Some Gains
The 1910 agricultural census shows Wisconsin has 4 percent improved land among its 6,154,200 acres and average farm values around $95 per acre. Mortgage share is higher than Indiana and Minnesota but lower than Michigan, with overall progress judged not to match other states. Senator La Follette argues Wisconsin leads in bettering people’s lives, yet the bulletins reveal mixed figures.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
Wisconsi
Be Doe
Tha Cendup
Chicago
Indiana
Town
Michigan
Wissconsin
Fla
Timoy
Todana
Badger
Post card from Heaven urges new bill designs
A card mailed from Colorado Springs to Secretary MacVeagn requests U S notes from 20 to 1000 be engraved with landscapes on one side and blank spaces for identification on the other. The sender signs as the United States of Heaven and dates it December.
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Colorado
Treasury
Mackerel Shoals Sought By Bureau of Fisheries Experts
The Bureau of Fisheries undertakes study with top global experts to locate mackerel shoals lost for years. Historic abundance faded after 1886 with the fishery's decline. current value and crew livelihoods depend on revival. Investigators weigh physical factors affecting fry development and whether abundance has fallen or may return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic States
Ibv
Bureau of Fisheries
WIM
Prophetess Irene Offers to Guide Democrats with Revelations
A newspaper clipping reports Prophetess Irene claiming eight manuscript books titled The Visions and Revelations of Irene contain guidance for Democratic leaders on national affairs. She alleges copies should be sent to Taft and Roosevelt era figures and officials, with a note of impending talks. The first book was sent to a carrier in Trenton NW 1.
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Irene
Democrata
Irenk
Champ Clark
Bryans
Taft
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Clark
United States
Sodom
Trenton
FIDDLING BOB NO MORE IN SENATE FEUD
Senator Robert L Taylor of Tennessee known as fiddling Bob has abandoned his fiddle after a talk with Kentucky Senator William O Bradley. Bradley praised Bill Fradley on guitar and suggested a duet while Taylor admitted the fiddle would break his heart to resume. The exchange ended with the guitar placed in silence as other senators reflected on past performances and charitable possibilities.
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Taylor
Robert L Taylor
Tennessee
Bob
William O Bradley
Kentucky
Bradley
Senator Taylor
Tess
Girard County
Bill Fradleys
Bradie
Tenpeyseean
Tazlor
Millard Wert
Washington
Jef Davie
Arkansas
Charit
Ships Planned for Canal Openings Spark New Passenger Line
Large fast steamers will be ready to inaugurate a passenger service between Valparaiso Chile and New York once the Panama canal opens. The plan, reported to the Pan American Union, suggests a new era in US Latin American communication. The South American Steamship Company will start vessel construction so the service can launch with the canal. Shipbuilders may be invited to bid for the construction.
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Siz
Panama Waterway
Valparaiso
Chile
New York
Tan American Union
United States
Western Hemisphere
South American Steamship Company
Danbury Hatters Appeal Seeks Supreme Court Review
The Danbury Hatters labor union case returns to the U S Supreme Court after the Second Circuit ordered a new trial. Danbury Conn hat manufacturers faced trebled damages and the union argued for review of antitrust limits under the Sherman Act.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
United States Supreme Court
Deay
Lalted Flatters
North America
Delote
Danbury Conn
Second Circuit Court of Appails
Supreme Court
Taft Cancels Cabinet Meet to Tackle Holiday Letters
President Taft called off a cabinet meeting and canceled engagements to handle unusually large post holiday correspondence. His right hand was stiff from New Year handshaking, yet he signed many letters. The next cabinet meeting will be held today, with a successor to late Supreme Court Justice Harlan expected to be named.
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Taft
Supreme Court
Harlan
Army Orders Transfers and Duties for Officers
A series of army orders detail leaves of absence, reassignments, and duty reports. Officers named include Second Lieutenant Frederick B. Strong, Captain Winkiam Tengaly, Captain Frangis Hinkle, Captain Edward N Macon, Lieutenant George P Stallman, and others. Assignments cover cadet duties, coast artillery, Philippine service, federal and militia duties, transport movements, and retirement actions with reporting requirements to adjutants general and various posts.
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Absenca
Winkiam
United States
Europe
Frederick B Strong
Compa
Joh
Winikin
Juelusing
Yrangis
Hinkle Coast Artillen
Portland
Greg
Fort Douglas
Alan Sint Lleue
Barrieon
Stugry
Grebe
Bignal Eleotrician
Charles O Hastings
Engineers
Coast Artillery Corpr
Winement
Charles Aifp
Jerry Wylescoe
Port du Pont
Wilbur K
Maintan
Ola Butler
Henry
Signal Corps
Francis
New York City
Frank E Roping
Sil Oxia
Arthur C
Naval Orders and Duty Assignments Across U S Navy
A scrambled list of naval duty assignments places officers and units at West Comb HR LACENT Norfolk and Baltimore recruiting, with postings to Guantanamo, Guantanamo Bay, Norfolk, Annapolis, and other ports. Mentions of Charleston, Hampton Roads, New York, Washington, and various overseas locations appear in a chaotic sequence.
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West Comb
Navy Lord Norfolk Va
General Yard
Weskiington
Midah
Platt
Birmingham
Navy
Baltimore
B.C
Gletso
Guantanamo
New York
Panama
Deismare
Michigan
Sows
Careline
New Hamp
Wire Ont Vompkmarils
Washington
Mars Tagdtina
Hampton Reade
New
Orianas
Tokohama
Pheetedg
Furkau
Riwan
Diego Nunshan
Olongapo
Qailea
Atringham
Annapolis
Gurk
Np Véth
Rineville
Haw
Hampshire
Tnsville
Hampton Roos
Karsh
Norfol
Prater
Tylpge
Kewpart Wake
Pyeking
Bier Fuchs
Leap Year Nuptials Prompt Two Double Weddings
In Philadelphia two young women Rose Miler and Mary Harrly obtained licenses to marry brothers Joseph and Harry Jung, leveraging Leap Year privilege. The clerk jokingly asked why the boss wasn’t present. the women explained the leap year fact. The double wedding is set for tomorrow at the license bureau.
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Philadephia
Jane
Dan Cupid
Aday
Rose Miler
Mary Harrly
Joseph
Harry Jung
Jaddon Holetta
Battleships from Philadelphia sail for Guantanamo in winter maneuvers
Philadelphia January 2 The battleships Minnesota Idaho Missouri Mississippi and Oregon departed the Philadelphia navy yard heading for Hampton Roads then shifted course toward Guantanamo home Cuba for winter maneuvers. The movement reflects a routine fleet deployment with the ships preparing for joint exercises in Caribbean waters and maintaining readiness amid ongoing patrols.
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Sxil
Philadelphia
Migooar
Minnesota
Idaho
Ontaan
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Hampton Heads
Guanta
Cuba
Bryan Wants the Last Word at Jackson Day Banquet
The Democratic Jackson day banquet near Monday evening will feature William Jennings Bryan speaking last after others present their views on principles and platforms. The organizing committee expects the event to draw prominent figures from across the United States including Henry Gage, Walter Clarke, Gra of Delaware, Josiah Quincy, William Conrad, James Hamilton Lewis, Col George Harvey, Arthur Brisbane, Louis Seibold, and Martin Flynn.
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William Jennings Bryan
Rebreskon
Raleigh
United States
Henry Gagsa
Way Pevis
West Virgin
Walter Clarke
Sorin Care Jna
Gra
Delaware
Josiah Quincy
Boston
William Gronrad
Montana
James Hamilton Lewis
Caseao
George Harvey Agly i Pulitzer
Arthur Brisbane
Louis Seibold Alt
New York
Martinn LM Flynn
Albany
Charities Study Committee Forms in District
A new charities study committee appointed by commissioners met in Rudolphs office to organize. Dr Charles Neill Walter Clephane Henry B F Macfarland and Weer Cohen survey private institutions in the District receiving public funds. Macfarland secretary. data collection planned on local institutions and past Retail Merchants Association charity examinations.
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Charits Marasement Committee
Rudolphs
Charles Neill Walter
Clephane
Boar of Trade
Henry
F Macfarland
Chamber of Commerce
Weer
Cohen
Board of Charities
Wr Macfarland
Bath
Retail Merchants Association
Flowers Thrive on Potash at Florists Club Meet
H A Euston representing the German Potash Syndicate spoke to about 50 Florists Club members at 114 F Street last night. He urged increased use of phosphoric acid and potash in outdoor beds hothouses lawns and potted plants with precise proportions for each case. The talk followed the club’s regular monthly meeting and was arranged by committee chair NL Hammer Otto Bauer and OAC Oshmier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A Euston
Ddetors
Florists Club
F Street
Huston
America
Xr Huston
NL Hammer
Otto Bauer
Oac Oshmier
Heirs Press Tennessee Claim Against Federal Treasury
More than four thousand heirs of Gen John Sevier, former Tennessee governor and revolutionary patriot, seek 6 million from the Federal Treasury. The Senate Committee on Claims has studied the matter since organization and now faces renewed impatience as the fund grows from 1.2 million to about 36 million with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sevier
Tennessee
Federal Treasury
Senate Committee On
Congress
Wilson to Speak for Taft at Mags Meeting
Secretary Wilson invited to attend as representative of the administration amid political maneuvering linked to Taft era events. Reported discussions suggest no plan to quit the Crescents cabinet as rumors spread during Primaries.
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Watson
Frida
Huron & Dake
Washington
Ompans
Martin
Gamble
Indotsemenc
Boutin Dakora
Wilson
Atend
Oma
Secretary & Action
Crescents
Wars Leters
Ieving Fisher
Tate 1 Niverary
American Fcenome Association
Taft
Pion
California Debate Reveals Taft Favored by Some Insurgents
In Washington at the Willard Hotel, Victor Hassentealt, ex Secretary of the Navy, discusses California politics with President Taft. He notes Gov. Johnson’s push for a state primary and predicts Taft will win California's delegation to Chicago if no Roosevelt candidacy emerges.
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la Follatte
Poliette
Cummins
Iowa
Bristow
Kansas
la Follette
Roosevelt
Taft
Progressive Movement
Victor Hassetealt
Navy
San Francisco
Washington
California
Repullican
Willard California
Gov Johnson
Republica
Chicago
Col Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Mr la Follette
Yale
Ameran
Stetav
Meteal
Capecia
New York
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