Public debate over Bryan and Daly in Washington Post
The Washington Post details a heated exchange between Col Bryan and Col Daly, highlighting Republican and Democratic strategies, Pennsylvanian politics, and the broader party clash. The piece notes reactions from Guffey, references to the Pennsylvania leader, and foreshadows ongoing political maneuvering as the election approaches.
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Guffey
Alexandria
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Col Daly
Daly
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Cor Guffey
Lryan
Col Guffey
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Pete
Rooster Amazed Mexicans: Eagle Fight Ends in Death
A Mexican crowd witnessed a staged betting fight involving a cock and an American eagle. Ranch men tricked bettors by painting and training the eagle to resemble a rooster, leading to a fatal attack in the pit. The event ended with the eagle grabbing the gamecock and killing it, then the men concealed the eagle in a sack.
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Mexico
New York World
Andrew Crenshaw
Thomas Aalloway Beit Graham
C B Jameson
Teaas
HI Molina
Crensham
Ygosick
Molino Vesterdas
Cnd
Luene
Taft Welcomed Amid Debate On Supreme Court Action
Amid questions about a Supreme Court decision, Taft faces strong opinions on how to respond. Supporters urge decisive action while critics warn against risky moves, as the public weighs the best course for guidance and stability.
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Taft
Ms Nemititim
Matinee Hero Prem Te Gn Chae Simiat Whitlow of Tole Klose
A trial recounts a recent acquittal linked to a jilted love affair. The narrator describes threats and harassment by Whitlow after a breakup, including vandalism and verbal abuse as a warning to other women. The piece questions female safety amid romantic pursuits and publicized court cases.
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Whitlow
Sam
Taft Seen Riding Tide of Sentiment to White House
From the Baltimore American the piece quotes Senator Charles Dick of Ohio and recollections of Garfield’s 1880s campaign to argue that presidential sentiment favors Taft. It notes the Republican base sees Taft as capable while Bryan is a doctrinaire, predicting a tidal wave of public feeling aiding Taft’s ascent to the White House.
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Bryan
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Garfield
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Chauncey Filley
Muisson Ry
Filley
Gaid
Miley
Garfeld
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White House
Fragmented School Text Reveals Harsh Conditions
Extract from a State School for dependent children shows a child recounting abuse and neglect. References include broken ribs from a man named Mr Wiggins, mumps, a deep well digger whipping with a bugis whip, and injuries from a cut finger. The passage ends claiming the children are very happy despite the details.
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Mary
Wiggins
Ernest
Royval betrothal aids the Kaiser across Europe
The article details Prince Harold of Denmark’s betrothal to Princess Helen of Schleswig-Holstein Glickaberg, highlighting how the match strengthens ties between Berlin and Copenhagen. It notes Helen’s close royal connections and links to Emperor William’s family, and discusses broader dynastic marriages and German-Danish relations. It also covers English divorces abroad, court recognition issues, and a mix of notable families, with a tangent on Bangor hedgehogs.
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Prussia
Caroline Matilda
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
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William
Rare and fatal hematic malaria shocks Edwardsville
Reports describe a deadly and unusual malaria like disease driving skin bleeding without external wounds. Mrs Rogum, a 40 year old mother of ten from Edwardsville, died amid baffling symptoms. doctors link the illness to a tropical malaria variant, noting possible South or Texas connections and contagion concerns.
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Rogum
Joseph E Chambers
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Rozim
Edwardsville
Bohema
Chambers
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Texas
Louisiana
Fish as Cure in Old Superstitions and Political Parody
The piece surveys fish based remedies from tribal and rural lore, naming cod liver oil eel skin belts and herring beliefs as cures for epilepsy deafness rheumatism and hair loss. It also parodies William Jennings Bryan era politics with a humorous count of Democrats in a state convention.
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Pittaburg Gascette
North Wales
Els
Ted Herring
Longing for Wealth and Delicate Tea in a Dream
A fragmentary social column dreamily contemplates wealth and a beloved social life. The narrator imagines lavish meals, fine tea and cream, admired by admirers, and a sense of future abundance. Wistful reflections mix with cravings for comfort, status, and admiration. The voice hints at romance and personal transformation.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Frees
A collection of pointed paragraphs on gender roles and social norms. It comments on women's wardrobes, religion, and marriage, and on men's desire for leisure and advice givers. It notes the tension between Sunday outings, humor, and vocal culture.
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Chicago News
Bugs
Argentina's O'Farrell Discusses Election Terms Abroad
In a New Willard appearance, O G O'Farrell of Argentina's House of Deputies argues against immediate reelection, praising six year terms as stabilizing for business. He notes Argentina's elections occur every six years with no nationwide contest until 1910 and cites export trade optimism as he travels to Europe with compatriots.
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Pawnbrokers and moths expose summer fur tricks in Brooklyn
In a Brooklyn interview a prominent pawnbroker details practices to deter moth damage on furs. He recalls customers pawning overcoats for safe keeping and describes mothproofing methods, including pitch paper bags and dyed seal garments. He notes a woman attempting a $10 sable loan and another seeking storage secrecy. The piece ends with a caveat about unverified dye immunity claims.
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