Texas Has Spoken Bailey Faces Possible Appeal
The Washington Post discusses Joseph W Bailey with praise and critique, noting his strong character and enemies, Texas legislative verdicts questioning charges against him, and a potential referendum by the people. It critiques mudslinging and defends bachelor soldiers and public duty amid political debate.
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Texas
Balzac
Joseph W. Bailey
Tony
Henry Clay
Michie
Kerr
Joseph W Bailey
Pol- Miles
Bailey
John Sherman
Congress
House
Senate
Wall Street’s New God B Harriman Crowned by Dollar Worship
A critical editorial portrays B Harriman as Wall Street’s new deity, supplanting J Pierpont Morgan as the man who wields immense influence over markets. It characterizes Harriman as a diminutive yet formidable figure guiding vast railroad power, provoking fervent adulation and public scrutiny among investors.
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B. H. Harriman
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Calibans
Wall Street
Morgan
Hm- Pero
Napoleon
Alexander
Julius Caesar
Jay Gould
Colossus
United States
Mr. Morgan
Iol
Harriman
Ony Sontsayer
Mr. Harriman
Wheither
Indignant political squabble over ship subsidies in Congress
The text recalls a heated session led by William E Humphrey criticizing the Democratic party for alleged plans to discredit the country to gain power. It contrasts views on ship subsidies, naval construction delays, and political figures like Harriman and Grosvenor, while noting broader debates on patriotism and policy.
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Congress
Wiliam E Humphrey
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Ita
Bis
Ihs
Japan
Spain
H. Harrimen
Harriman Copearest
New York
Harriman
Grosvenor
Mr. Williams
Einuse of Representatives
1907 to be memorable year in psychic forecast
A prophecy from Atellus Ray Light predicts a dramatic 1907 with light in astronomy guiding events. Uranus and Jupiter align, bringing large investments, new laws, panama canal progress, and heavy storms including tidal waves and earthquakes. Africa, Russia, India, and Europe face shocks, with Cuba moving toward self government and political upheavals in Italy and England.
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Matthe J
Hettar
Atellus
Uranus
Neptune
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Moon
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Newfoundland
South America
Asia
India
Score Islands
Indian Ocean
United States
Cuba
Ching
Russia
England
Africa
Europe
Italy
Dis Ain't No Kid in Ragtime Style Romance
A playful ribbing in limerick cadence about unrequited affection. The speaker, Bill, pleads for mercy from Mag and declares his daffy devotion, admitting nerves and a wish to drown his grief in booze if ignored. He insists he is not a kid, praising Mag as sunshine in a cold world.
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Maine
Speaker
Cannon
Russia
Bill
Tragic Patchogue Cat Diphtheria Case Claims Child
Little Annie Yule of Patchogue dies from diphtheria after nursing a stray cat found on the street. The cat later vanished as the child weakened, echoing a past local tragedy where a family died from diphtheria contracted from a pet cat.
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Annie Yule
Patchogue
L. 1
Pointed Paragraph From the Chicago News
A fragmented sentimental piece notes hope and skepticism in public faith and social behavior. It references church seating, waiting, wireless telegrams, and the idea that wisdom comes from prudent restraint, concluding with a wary comment on human folly and belief.
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Chicago News
Former Shah At A Prize Fight
The piece recounts foreign rulers entertained by the British, focusing on boxing spectacles for Afghanistan’s Amir and Nazm ed-Din of Persia. It notes past engagement with prize fighting, bishops, and royal amusements, alongside a second item about a Reverend Sir William Harle who has been declared bankrupt in London and exposed as a bogus baronet with a distorted church facade.
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London
27Th
Imbtn
House of Commons
War Secretary
Maj
Sepley
Washington
Great Britain
South
Heeley
The
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Kazan
Willoughby Split
New York
Bryce
Pier York
Afghanistan
India
Nazm ed-Din
Persia
England
Bockinghay Palace
Ugrd
Shaftesbury
Canterbury
York
Iran
Unawara
William Earle
Wiliam Harle
Taylor
Tonte Tea Company
Church and State Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Church of England
Henriette Street
Strand
of the Precious “Exchange
Tiseema
Trinity College
Dublin
Accurata
Armagh
St. Clement Dane's Church
the Strand
Burke
Earle
Queen Victoria
Henry Hare
Allerton ‘Towers
Debrett
Whitaker
Roosevelt Pressured Over Algeciras Crisis In Memoir Claim
Andre Jardieu previews next Friday’s Revue des Deux Mondes with a US focus on Roosevelt and European leaders during the Moroccan crisis. The piece recounts telegram exchanges between Roosevelt and Emperor William, German pressure on France, and the Austrian scheme debated at Algeciras, highlighting US opposition to Germany’s policing plan and support for French sovereignty.
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Roosevelt
Algeciras
New York Times
Revue Des Deux Mondea
Andre Jardieu
The
Temps
M. Tardieu
France
Germany
Count Witte
Wiliam
St. Petersburg
C Paria
Berlin
M. Jardieu Pays
William
United States
Mojaves
Kineolt
England
Russia
Japan
Italy
Spain
M. Jardieu
Morocco
Casablanca
My Lady's Slipper Archibald Hope Poem
A verse praising a lady's slipper as a charm and symbol of desire by Archibald Hope. The speaker extols the shoe's subtle power to captivate, noting its patent leather, delicate lines, and the effect on a man's pride and longing. It portrays the slipper as both harmless object and private shrine of love.
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Newport
Cupid
Archibald Hope
Indians in Oklahoma said to be richest in world
A historic note declares 264000 Indians in the United States with 166100 in the proposed Oklahoma area, Cherokees Creeks Choctaws and Chickasaws manage their own affairs, many wear civilized dress and have schools churches and wealth. Total US treasury holdings amount to 25 million with annual interest 1.725 million and treaty payments 750000. Per capita wealth cited as high, Oklahoma Indians described as the richest community globally and growing.
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Lesito
United States
Indian Territory
Comme
Three Civilized
Oklahoma
Twain recounts Virginia City turkey bet tale lunch
The Virginia City Enterprise story recalls a dinner quip by Mark Twain about a rare turkey left at the office. The proprietor claimed the prize, then a letter arrived claiming the mislaid bird, prompting a bet on tomorrow's editorial stance.
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Harpers Ween
Virginia City ‘Enterprise
Mark Twain
New York
Prietor
Mr. Edutar
Van
Turkey
Reflections Of A Bachelor From The Row
Fragmented OCR reading discusses imagined roles and morals in courtship and money. It comments on beliefs about women, charity, and spending, noting a sharp view of how men navigate romance and finances. The tone mimics satirical social commentary of a bachelor’s reflections.
Savage doctors claim powerful cures from native remedies
A London Lancet report quotes Dr O Sullivan Beare and others discussing a cassia root decoction named Dr Bearcane said to cure black tyater fever. The piece contrasts European science and indigenous knowledge while recalling tales of scurvy cures, fever treatments, and colonial attitudes toward African healers.
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London
Lancet
O'Sullivan Beare
Eoneul
Bemba
Br. Beare
Bearcane
Pete
Jacques Cartier
Drake
Caribe
Dominica
Fortune
Cape
Who Is Mollie Coddle From Molly Codble’s Fame
In the New York World a quip asks who Mollie Coddle is and whether she is kin to various famed fictional and real women. The piece mocks public curiosity and labels, posing playful names and contrasts to spotlight Mollie Coddle’s uncertain identity.
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Wofl
New York
Pray
Mamie Taylor
Helen Blazes
Kitty
Sara Tosa
Sallie
Charlotte
Charlotte Russ
Bittle
Hitlie Maginn
Bor
Mollie Coddle
Nancy Harvard
Hope for Baldheaded and a Big Sun Spot Forecast
A Pittsburg dispatch reports Dr Delos M Parker of Detroit claims deep breathing can expel a toxic frostlike element from the chest to stop baldness and regrow hair. John A Brashear predicts another sun spot within days with electrical disturbances likely midweek as the sun's activity progresses. Florence N Y notes a woman laughed to death after hours of continuous mirth, with doctors unable to curb the spell. North America’s mineral resources are described as practically inexhaustible with expected great advances in metal production in coming years.
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Pittsberg
Dr. Parker
Pittsburg
New York Times
John A. Brashear
Brashear
Breghear
Matéucel
Mount Vestnus Observatory
Italy
Florence
New York World
Barbara Barr
Baptist Church
Miss Barr
Mose Barr
North America
United States
Automobiles Boost Western tanning and mining travel
In the Raleigh lobby C D Porter of San Francisco extols automobiles for the West as a driver of investment and mining access noting that travel distances shrink to a single day’s drive and that hundreds of machines move across mining camps. The talk also includes a tale of Archbishop Ryan’s misquoted sermon and railcar backup due to heavy Dakotan snows slowing freight.
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West
Nevada
C. D. Porter
San Francisco
Raleigh
Porter
North America
New York
Washington
EB. F Broderick
Patrick Ryan
Philadelphia
Ryan
Broderick
Tian
Archibishop
Mermher
Kilpatrick
Archbishop Ryan
Easier Said Than Done From Puck
Steelmill Sr of Pittsburgh reminds his son to stay the course while Steeloull Jr is absent as a hypothetical divorce suit concerns arise, reflecting a domestic note in a periodical page excerpt.
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Puck
Steelmill, Sr
Pittsburgh
Steeloull, Jr
Divorca
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