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Restraint of Prosperity and Policy Debate
A reflective piece arguing government restraint harms prosperity and that contrasts between U S and Canada arise from policy. It cites Daniel Guggenheim on prenatal prosperity and criticizes interference, calls for unlocking capital and resources, and warns against radical politics and social dances as cultural symptoms.
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Under Which Flag Roiling Third Party Support
A strain of New Deal era politics runs through a long list of former Republicans who pledge support for a new third party devoted to Theodore Roosevelt. The piece surveys rival factions, Indiana and other states, and notes which governors and senators have shifted, stayed, or wavered, ending with reflections on 19th century figures and contemporary political theater.
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George W. Perkins
Tim Woodruff
Frank A. Munsey
Gifford Pinchot
Joseph M Dixon
George Curry
James R Garfield
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W A Prendergast
Hiram W Johnson
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Aldrich
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Glasscock
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Col Roosevelt
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Charisa S Deneen
Miles Poindexter
Albert J Beveridge
Moses E Clapp
Coe I Crawford
Victor Murdock
Henry A. Cooper
Moses P Kincaid
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Foiled by Kaiser Count Loses Mind
Count Alexander von Welsberg, once of Woollis Hall near Worcester, reappears in a deranged state near Cromford Derbyshire after a long disappearance. Born to royal German blood, he faced competing dynastic claims and exile from the Kaiser’s circle, ending up in England supported by his mother Baroness von Friedenthof while failing to win Worcestershire society.
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Germany
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Schleswig-Holstein
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Kerens sells German American Press holdings in St Louis
Ambassador Kerens, stationed in Austria-Hungary, disposes of his stake in the German American Press Association, publisher of the St. Louis Times. Edward L. Pretorious and others acquire the stock, valued around 500000, due to Kerens’ diplomatic duties keeping him from managing interests in St Louis.
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Solomon Era Dance Ruling Mirrors Old Biblical Tale
A Philadelphia judge ruled against rival theatrical managers over exclusive rights to the Texas Tommy dance. Each claimed Texas origins and sought injunctions to stop the other from stage reproductions. The decision halted both sides amid dispute and public discussion.
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Triumph of the Cat in Washington averted by compromise
A columnist applauds a modified cat impounding order in Washington that ends planned cat hunts. The piece mocks the legal wording and notes authorities will rely on requests from cat owners, sparing stray cats from nets and traps while hinting at future debate and potential reversals by science.
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Liberty Bell debate questions famous ringing tale
Philadelphia historian Joseph Jackson argues the Liberty Bell did not proclaim independence on July 4 1776 and that theDeclaration of Independence remained secret until July 5. He cites historians alleging no contemporary reference to the ringing episode and questions the bell's famous 1776 timing.
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New York Duplicity in Baltimore Convention Exposed
Progressive reports reveal New York politicians manipulating delegates to aid Wilson’s rivals in the Baltimore convention. Illinois Virginia and West Virginia switched votes under unit rule pressure, then the moves collapsed the plan. Clark Harmon and Underwood faced retribution as Wilson’s line held and New York’s scheme backfired.
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Mexico Rejoices With U S July 4 Mass Meeting
President Madero and the U S ambassador attended a monster meeting in Mexico City celebrating American independence. The international peace committee hosted Americans and Mexicans. Taft sent a message urging closer ties and broader peace. Chile marks a centennial Chilean flag adoption as the American chargé d'affaires conveyed cordial US felicitations to Santiago.
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Dr Hale to Represent Pan American Union in Brazil Opening
Dr Albert Hale will represent the Pan American Union at the September opening of the Madeira Mamore railway in Brazil. The line will unlock rubber regions near the Amazon headwaters and is seen as a Brazilian epoch after decades of jungle challenges. He will visit South American nations gathering information and lecturing for the Pan American Union and will be away the entire month.
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Columbus Was an Italian Says Pan American Expert
Franklin Adams of the Pan American Union declares after exhaustive research that Columbus was Italian. He traced Columbus classic sites in the New World and Old World during a long journey through Latin America and Europe to gather data for Pan American Union trade promotion aims.
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Injuries Fatal in Camden Auto Crash Kills Daughter
Mrs Emma Adams age 11 was killed in a grade crossing collision near Franklinville New Jersey when an electric train struck the car she and her mother were in The mother Emma Adams 4 died at Cooper Hospital later Howard Stokes 70 father of former Governor Stokes of New Jersey drove the car and likely survives the injuries The crash occurred as the vehicle attempted to cross the tracks toward Atlantic City
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Uncle 84308 Small Debts From the Titanic to Civil War Notes
The Treasury faces vast unredeemed old government notes and checks from past wars and fires. Many bills remain unpresented for redemption across Civil War, Spanish War, and other issues, with banks holding unpaid interest checks and officials preparing new issues to cover lost or worn notes.
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Kaiser Welcomed by Czar in Baltic Port Visit
German Emperor William II arrived with Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and Prince Adalbert aboard the Hohenzollern to meet Tsar Nicholas II in St Petersburg. The meeting, amid naval escorts and salutes, signals efforts to ease tensions and discuss Baltic naval matters and potential peace moves.
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Canadian Premier Borien Arrives in London Amid Navy Talk
Canadian premier Robert L. Borien arrives in London with ministers J D Hasen C J Doherty and Lo P Pelletier after a Bristol welcome. He hints Canada may join Britain’s navy with dreadnoughts while avoiding specifics. Talks will cover railway ships and Panama Canal use. Borien plans Paris trip to discuss trade and steamship links.
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Nearly Held Up Maneuvers Of U S Forces
An extensive program for the jet encampment and maneuvers of the regular army and national guard nearly halted by a Congressional enrollment omission. The act lacked the words of America, making it invalid, but War Department officials found appropriations could cover about two weeks of expenses until Congress fixes the error.
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Cotton growers unite planters study standardizing crop
Officials and planters across the South, led by Charles J Brand and W A Sherman, urge cooperation with the Department of Agriculture to adopt better handling and marketing methods for cotton. They identify lack of organization as a key weakness and propose unified groups promoting one cotton variety and uniform bale packaging, noting a similar effort in California's Imperial Valley.
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Old Warship Constellation Aides Rally in Newport
Embers of the Patriotic Society object to destroying the Constellation. A Newport meeting of the Narragansett Bay Society of the Cincinnati adopted resolutions urging the Navy to keep the famous warship as a sea memorial in Narragansett Bay and restore it as a national tribute to early naval history.
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Weather Conditions From The Weather Bureau Washington
Weather updates show showers and thunderstorms east of the Mississippi with cooler conditions in the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys. Much of the central West unsettled and showery, with general fair weather elsewhere. Winds vary by region, and temperatures rise in the Rockies while cooling near Missouri. Local figures list readings through the night and day, with notes on humidity and sunshine.
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Campaign chatter and military notes at capital scene
Visitors at the capital discuss a progressive shift in Tammany Hall led by younger members while Charles Murphy is seen approaching retirement. An Army saber redesign is praised for thrusting power and hand protection, with civilian experts noting its balance. Ohio and Oregon figures weigh in on progressive momentum and Taft renomination debates amid national guard maneuvers. Rear Admiral Osterhaus sails for Hampton Roads to oversee Atlantic Fleet drills.
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