Roosevelt Alone Faces Press Criticism Amid Scandals
Analysis argues the administration avoids vindictive attacks while justice lags and reforms stall. The piece surveys public reaction, media coverage, and calls for accountability as President Roosevelt and allies confront a wave of scandals shaping U S politics and press relations.
Spectator cites US presidential battle against corruption
The Spectator argues the beef scandals aim to divert the British public from misdeeds and praises President as fighting corruption at home. It notes English readers see Washington politics as a struggle between purity and corrupt interests, urging tone of vigilance and support for reform.
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Bavarian Regent Could Be Raised to King in New Constitution
The Washington Post reports discussions in Vienna and Munich about reforming the Bavarian constitution to elevate the Prince Regent to kingly rank. King Otto, confined and described as wild in condition for over two years, has prompted a push for constitutional change supported by some circles, though a parliamentary majority remains uncertain.
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Soldier killer artist by confession clears case
A unnamed soldier confesses to the murder of an artist in London. He claims drugging the victim then blaming Wakley the artist, denying any intent, while police have dropped the matter amid rumors of involvement by influential quarters.
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Man credits Duffy's Malt Whiskey as medicine for 30 years
Brooklyn resident W A Stagg aged 73 writes that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has been his sole medicine for three decades. He says it cured several attacks and prevented after effects while keeping him hale and hearty at 73, endorsing its tonic and cold curing qualities.
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Conditions in Turkey Worse Than Ever Says Rev Clark
In a letter from Rev Francis E Clark president of the United Society of Christian Endeavor, written after a nine day stay in Turkey, he reports increasing repression and barbarities against Armenians and Christians. He warns American missions face greater peril and rights likely await foreign intervention.
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Anarchist Sentenced to Seven Weeks in Prison
Francesco Gocuzza, a Neapolitan anarchist, was sentenced to seven weeks in prison for interrupting Premier Giolitti’s June 10 address in the chamber and shouting insults. Giolitti has asked the justice minister to grant a pardon. Police report he lives in a hut below Mount Vesuvius called Bree Nest and, when excited, speaks wildly yet is described as mild and harmless.
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Mine sinks Toyotomo off Joshin Korea
Tokyo reports the Japanese transport Toyotomo struck a mine Thursday evening and sank twenty four miles off Joshin Korea. Twelve crew members were saved while others are missing. The incident prompts search efforts as authorities confirm the loss of vessel and crew.
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Rug prices and sizes from domestic and oriental collections
Catalog listing shows rug sizes from 6x9 ft to 48x84 in with list and sale prices for Smyrna and domestic carpets. Includes 16x30 in and 21x45 in sample frames, each tied to specific price points and discounts.
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Attack Near Tantah Shakes British Officers Alarmed
Special cable from London reports no trustworthy details on the attack near Tantah Egypt. natives fear British action ignited village fire, stirring unrest. Turkish propaganda resurfaces amid tensions with Britain over Egypt’s governance. Kaiser buys Alma Tadema painting for Berlin academy exhibit.
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Kidnapper Gang Still At Large In Philadelphia Area
Police and private detectives intensify search for a missing boy amid harassment of the Huhn family. Detectives watch the Huhn home as watchers are moved to capture the forger or abductor. In the Muth case officers pursue an Armenian suspect in New York and search for a discharged servant girl seeking revenge.
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