The Post and Tariff Talk on Democratic Stand-Pat View
The Post critiques Secretary Shaw's tariff stance and the stand-pat line of the Republican Party. It questions revision chances, cites labor costs, and argues for a Democratic pivot or risk to the country as the Bryan/Cleveland debate unfolds with references to the Commercial Appeal and potential 1908 ticket ideas.
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Shaw
Scott County
Mississippi
Delaware
Cummns
Republican Party
Leslie M Shaws
Fay
Cnmer
Tsing Sun
Memphis
William J. Bryan
Hearst
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
McCurdy
Badinege
Clevelarks
Princeton
Commercial Appeal
Meats Bill Debate Ends as Roosevelt Wadsworth Clash Clears Path
The Post reviews the meat inspection amendment and the Roosevelt Wadsworth clash, praising the progress in Congress toward prompt adjournment and the new consensus with the Senate. It notes mounting support for a unified approach, the aim of stricter meat inspection, and hopes for swift bipartisan agreement. It also cites baccalaureate reflections on greed and national progress versus moral concerns.
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House of Repracentatives
Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Congress
A Pastoral and Reflections on Public Life
The article blends social commentary on democracy and moral progress with snapshots of political figures and events. It cites Drs Faunce Abbott Buller and others, critiques Congress and tariff policy, and surmises on packing-house exposures, independence, and the public mood, closing with a fateful pastoral meditation.
How to Meet a Burglar and Other Pieces
A collage of humor and reflections from historical columns and columns styling. It mixes advice on meeting a burglar with Montages of short humorous anecdotes and thoughtful lines about honesty preparation and money, featuring caricatures and captions from old newspapers.
Regicide rising yet old Spanish crown remains guarded
The article argues that royal assassinations have been rare in Spain's thousand-year history with rulers escaping murder often, while noting a rising trend in regicide across Europe. It recounts historical episodes, including Peter of Castile and Amadeus, then shifts to rumors of supernatural omens at courts, and mentions a royal line and notable figures connected to the era plus a digression on estates and lineage.
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Spain
Peter
Castile
the Cruel
Bunt
Henry
Dn Guesclin
Don Enrique
Amadeus
Alfonso XII
Isabella
Our Lady of Atocha
Virgin of the
St. Peter
Alfonzo
Bull
Europe
Alne
Misa Hager
Ere
Serano
Pardo
Madrid
Alfonso Xit
Pardo Palace
Democracy candidate for 1908 presidency urged by Mount Carmel editorial
A Mount Carmel Tribune piece argues Judge Gray of Delaware as the ideal Democratic standard bearer for 1908, aligning with Roosevelt policies and praising his scholarly and legal credentials. It portrays a unique chance for the party to unite behind a nationally credible candidate.
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Mount Carmel
Judge Gray
Delaware
Roosevelt
Lew Wadsworths Cattle in Genesee Valley Trade Banked
Gen James S Wadsworth lineage noted in Genesee Valley as cattle raiser With Congressman J W Wadsworth inheriting the family taste He holds about 3000 cattle on farms in Livingstone and Monroe Counties Mostly Canadian breed He imported 700 heifers from Texas This cattle is shipped to Liverpool for English market via Buffalo merchants Swope Hughes Waltz Eenpread Exporters from Boston load cattle onto cattle boats to England He allegedly has no Chicago packing house interests England pays about 12 12 cents a pound for prime beef Wadsworth’s cattle average 1500 pounds shrunk He actively oversees the herd often seen with his men on farms When Genesee River overflows he helps move cattle to safety Besides exporting cattle he sells fat butcher stock to local dealers.
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Genesee (Mny
Ciacinnet Enquirer
Wadsworths
Genesee Valley
James S. Wadsworth
J. W. Wedsworth
Congress
Thirty-Fourth
Congressman Wadsworth
Livingstone
Monroe
Texas
Liverpool
Buffalo Commission
Swope, Hughes
Waltz
Eenpread
Boston
Genebea Valley
Genesee
Deaters
Causes of Baldness From the New York Medical Journal
A new explanation by Lurien Jacquet locates baldness mostly to nervous causes. The study notes higher incidence among intellectuals and those under intense mental strain, with early onset possible. It cites nerve inflammation of the scalp and a cycle of initial growth followed by functional exhaustion as part of the explanation.
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New York Medical Journal
Lurien Jarquet
Brocg
Jacquet
Peirce Named Minister. Senate Nominates State Posts
President sent to the Senate nominations for Herbert H. D et as United States Minister to Norway and Huntington Wilson to be Third Assistant Secretary of State. Expected confirmations noted amid talk of charges against Peirce and readiness of the minister to depart. Also named were John A. Williams for register of the land office at Lamar Cole and Frost Liggett for receiver at the same office.
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Herbert H. D.et
United States
Norway
Senate
Huntington Wilson
Tainois
Peirols
Normbagas
Pairee
R. MecWade
Peirce
John A. Williams
Register of the Land Office
Lamar, Cole
Frost Liggett
Washington Not Churchman at Valley Forge Dedication
Rev Dr David Steele of St Luke Philadelphia spoke at Valley Forge during Evacuation Day exercises, dedicating the Cloister of the Colonies chapel memory to Washington. He called Washington an ideal country gentleman not a churchman and criticized his battles and statesmanship while noting clergy and thousands attended.
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Washingto Post Nornstown
David Steele
St Luke
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Londoy
George Washington Jr
Steele
Washington
Wintaker
Will Heep Rebuild Frisco With Government Aid
California congressmen and a San Francisco business delegation secured potential use of 12 million dollars in federal funds to rebuild San Francisco. President Roosevelt and Secretary Shaw reportedly consent, with a conference led by ex Gov Franklin Lane indicating funds may be unused by the Treasury for up to ten years. The group also seeks a 10 billion loan to the city’s banks.
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Califonia
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Shaw
Delegaton
Franklin Lane
Treasury
Lane
Congress
Associated Banires of
Thomas Magee
Willard
Magee
Secretary of the Treasury
Bulding Association
Natonal Banks
Baltimore
Lricklayers
Janor
Mutual Life Officers Resign from Committee on Expenditures
Robert Qlyphart James C Holden and Charles E Miller resign from Mutual Life Insurance Company's old committee on expenditures. They passed on padded and bogus bills billed to the support department. Management has brought suits to recover losses from alleged negligence. In reorganization their names were omitted and the committee on expenditures was abolished.
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Weslington Post
New York
Robert Qlyphart
James C. Holden
Charles E Miller
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual
Giant 9 foot Russian arrives to meet president
Feodor Alexevitch Machnow, a 9 foot Russian giant, lands in Washington at 3 pm after a sled journey from Moscow. He plans to shake the President's hand amid European royal interest. The 26 year old, from Kustuaki in Titebsk province, weighs about 355 pounds and has appeared in Europe and at the London Hippodrome.
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Feodor Alexevitch Machnow
Washington
Europe
Feodor
Kustuaki
Titebsk
Moscow
London
Feodor Alexievitch Machrow
Treasurer Treat Returns From Southern Tour
Charles H. Treat, treasurer of the United States, has returned from a Southern tour. He spoke to bankers in Virginia and Georgia, noting strong Southern cash but labor shortages, a condition not seen since antebellum days. New York bankers call the South a premier field for future business.
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Charles H. Treat
United States
Tron
Virmaia
Georgia
New York
South
Noted Doctors Discuss Yellow Fever Fight in New Orleans
Dr R Matas of New Orleans urges coordinated action with Marine Hospital Service to prevent a yellow fever recurrence. He cites curbs on mosquitos, covered cisterns, cleaner streets, and a complete sewage and water system as steps toward lasting eradication in two to three years.
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Bbbitt
R. Matas
New Orleans
United States
New Oreans
Dr. Matas
Marine Hospital Service
Williams Is Appointed Secretary to Republican State Committee
Pennsylvania Republicans appoint Joan Ro Williams, long time secretary file clerk of the House, to lead the State committee campaign. Williams, a veteran Republican official with a career spanning mining roots to Capitol Hill staff, will base his headquarters in Philadelphia and oversee state level campaigning efforts.
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House
Joan Ro Willams
House of Representatves
Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania
Williams
Sherman
Dot Wegler
Andrews
Willams
Philadelphia
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston Pa
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Luzerne
Will- Eeuador
Washington
M. B. Williams
Chile
Brazil
William Connell
Scranton
Walter H. French
Trans-Niagara Bridge Company Formed in Ottawa
The Trans- Niagara Badge Company was incorporated in Ottawa Ontario in June with capital of 1100 dollars to build a railroad bridge across the Niagara River north of the upper model arch bridge to Niagara.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Trans- Niagara
Tendey
Niagara River
Medel
Niagara
Smith College plans new halls after graduation
A Smith College graduation in Northampton is followed by announcements of a forthcoming assembly hall costing about 150000, a biological building about 50000, and a library around 30000. Separately Albany reports the State Treasury will gain about 300100 after a Court of Appeals decision ordering New York City to turn over unclaimed court funds lasting twenty years.
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Northhampton
Mass
Albany
Court of Appeals
Tower Court
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