Majority for Chance platform draft drawn and debated
The Republican platform text Tentatively drawn discusses abolition of commissions, one man rule, and strong leadership. It praises Roosevelt and Taft era policies, tariff reform, currency reform, railroad regulation, anti trust action, wage protections, public health, natural resources, and American global leadership while contrasting Democratic incapacity with Republican energy and unity.
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Murphy Noncommittal on New York Delegation Plans
Charles F Mur phy leader of Tammany Hall remains noncommittal about New York support for the Denver convention. He said delegates will travel July 2 and that he awaits letters from states before making any public statement. Murphy indicated no decision on whether he will seek the Democratic nomination and reaffirmed uncertainty until arrival in Denver.
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Chicago Aldermen Protest Move Behind Closed Doors
Chicago aldermen object to a special meeting of the city committees and protest a policy decision they say favors a rival faction. Delegations from Democratic and Republican groups gathered in session to press for fair treatment and oversight of the committee process.
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Noted Western Poker Tale of Dentist and Deck Farewell
A Nevada mining man recounts traveling to a mining camp in search of relief for a toothache. He joins a poker game where a traveling dentist wins most pots. After losing his pile, he claims the dentist will extract the tooth free, then offers half his winnings if told where the marked cards came from. The tale ends with a dramatic boarding-house sendoff and a peculiar farewell line.
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Slaves of superstition in a haunted tale fragment
Fragmentary account explores belief in fate and omens, detailing the power of superstition over minds. It describes groups of thirteen and twelve, natural laws, and ominous sensations from eerie incidents.
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When the Dead Hear Words of Praise and Flowers
From the New York Sun poem contrasts words spoken after death with living kindness. It questions society’s habit of lavish tributes and urges friends to offer sincere support while one is alive. The speaker asks for practical help and encouragement rather than posthumous praise, stressing vitality and mutual aid today.
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