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Whisky as rat killer sparks reform wave in North Carolina
An Anson County citizen reports corn whisky kills rats and that rats will drink it. The prediction aims to flood the market with whisky for rat control, with warnings of unprecedented demand and potential growth for rat poison and snakebite remedies, signaling a reform wave yet to come.
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Erroneous Assumption on Presidential Representation
A historical critique questions why the President is deemed closer to the people than the Senate, tracing both to state-chosen electors and legislative selection. It argues the Constitution allows indirect popular participation for electors, while voters decide Senators, asserting no higher popular connection for the President. The piece cites Roosevelt as the example of a distant executive.
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Bryan Datto and Brackett Resolution Stir Albany
The piece feigns satire on Bryan becoming a Datto while comparing executive power to the Senate and notes a New York Brackett resolution seeking Chauncey Depew's resignation. It discusses senate accountability, press venom, and possible actions in Albany's legislature and the U.S. Senate.
England’s tariff history and the shift to free trade
The article traces England’s protectionist roots from wool laws to Corn Laws, noting Blackstone and garbled lines about burial in wool. It follows the 1789 to 1846 shifts, Peel’s free trade, and how England’s prosperity under free trade influenced policy, with Britain’s balance of protected raw materials versus American tariffs and the notion of Germany branding.
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Open Door Morocco Clash Spurs U S Debate In Senate
The piece argues that tariff protection harms American shipbuilding by forcing steel imports at high costs, while a steel tariff removal could aid shipping. It notes Ambassador White may back Germany on open door issues and questions the U S role in Moroccan quarrels and European politics. It warns that a conference stance could offend allies and highlights public uncertainty about U S open door support and executive-led decisions.
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A Reduction in Value From a Broadway book shop
A New York American Sign in a Broadway book shop advertises a price cut. The notice cites a reduction from 37.60 to 4.75, framed as a modern oratory by Chauncey M. Depew. The item appears amid a collage of political and social clippings from the era.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collection of aphoristic lines on society and life. Satirical musings touch on marriage, fortune, honesty, mystery, and law, weaving quick quips about dignity, secrecy, and civic governance.
Hero of the Storm saves sixty nine on Atlantic coast
New York American recounts Captain Mark Casto of the Alberta and aides Nelse and Busch rescuing 69 people from the Cherokee wreck off Brigantine Shoals. Despite storms, lifeboats wrecked, and tugs unable to help, Casto’s dory mission succeeded after two hours of peril with spectators watching from Atlantic City beaches.
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Mr Choates Ambition Oldest Radcliffe Graduate in Sight
In a Radcliffe College Alumni address, Joseph Choate humorously declares his sole ambition is to become the oldest living Radcliffe graduate, envisioning a role as wise, witty counselor and preserver of past times, with Radcliffe graduates likely supporting the plan. Arizona’s Share of the Square Deal
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Best Thing in Graft Speaks at Majestic Theater
Lincoln Steffens of The Shame of the Cities spoke at a West Side Y M C A anti graft meeting at the Majestic Theater. He praised reformers like La Follette and Johnson, warned against franchise corruption, and urged extending the fight to state capitols to root out graft.
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Floating capital absorbed by great building activity
New York City may invest more than 200 million in property as building permits surge. The article notes the wider U S trend, with 1904 to 1905 data showing large cities absorbing floating capital into fixed capital through construction, potentially easing money stringency and signaling broad economic expansion.
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Calls Society Women Tipplers Warns Of Drinking Dangers
The address urges women to curb drinking culture and improve national morality. It argues women influence men’s morals through example and to elevate social standards, claiming women must lead to reduce intemperance and protect the nation's wellbeing.
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Bryan crowned as honorary Datto amid Duluan tribute
News from Mindanay reports Myo Willam Jennings Bryan has been elected an honorary datto by the Duluan people in a ceremonial display of homage. An artillery salute followed as Bryan declared the day the most interesting of his life, celebrating a victory with no opposing candidate and a calculated triumph in a distant battleground.
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What the Socialists Want From the Kansas City Journal
A list outlines goals for the Oklahoma Socialist platform. Proposals include initiative and recall power, compulsory schooling, state aid to parents, a railroad commission, state operation of industries, women’s suffrage, and land ownership limits. The document reflects proposals aimed at expanding state powers and social reforms with emphasis on public accountability.
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Not Worrying About It Here in Washington
A New Lok paper condemns the Mus Morris incident by labeling Washington an overgrown village in a harsh critique of the term’s application. The piece underscores public humiliation tied to this description and questions local attitudes.
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