Texas Has Spoken On Bailey And The Mud
The Washington Post discusses Joseph W Bailey with praise for his intellect and integrity while noting his temper may invite envy. It argues Texas legislature has rejected Bailey’s enemies' charges and flags the potential for a voter appeal. An adjacent piece critiques the idea that single men are less courageous in war and calls out outdated views on bachelorhood.
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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
Middle Efe
London
27Th
Imbtn
House of Commons
War Secretary
Maj
Sepley
Washington
Great Britain
South
Seeley
Mars
Stregglia
Stripea
Intast
Boston
Fickorin
Lowell
Lowels
Mary
Wall Street's New God B Harriman Dominates Dollar Worship
An opinion piece mocks B Harriman as the new idol of Wall Street replacing J Pierpont Morgan. It portrays Harriman as a small man with Napoleonic intellect, controlling vast railroad stock manipulation and provoking awe among money worshipers while suggesting Morgan’s dethronement.
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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
Debates on ship subsidies provoke mixed congressional tones
In a lively session last Wednesday in Congress, Hon William E Humphrey criticized the Democratic Party and warned of risks to the nation over Japan. He linked Harriman to Democratic capture, urged naval urgency, and contrasted U S vs British shipbuilding speeds while noting delays on the Nebraska.
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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 Year Heralded by Psychic Writer Matthe J Hettar
A forecast in Atellus Ray Light claims 1907 will be memorable with planetary alignments guiding unusual activity. The piece predicts economic booms, new laws, Panama Canal progress, widespread storms and seismic events, rising political changes, and ongoing wars and reform across nations.
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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
Ain't No Kid A Daffy Lover Ditty in Dialect
A Chicago era verse piece features a man named Bill pleading with Mag or Mug for affection. He laments a rejected romance, swallows booze to cope, and insists the world remains cold without her sunshine. He insists this ain’t no kid and his feelings are sincere.
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Chicago
Bill
Diphtheria Fatal Cat Tragedy Inspires Patchogue Child
Little Annie Yule of Patchogue dies after nursing a stray cat with diphtheria. The cat, half frozen, was found by the child and warmth given, leading to her infection and death within hours. The cat vanished after her passing. a prior Patchogue family also died from a cat bite of diphtheria years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Yule
Patchogue
L. 1
Pointed Paragraph From the Chicago News
A fragmented column from Chicago notes skeptical views on faith and social issues. It mentions Home free church seats and responding to propositions, with brief references to skepticism, patience, and wisdom. The piece appears as a collection of diptychs and opinions on belief and public discourse.
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Chicago News
Former Shah at a Prize Fight
The piece recounts British amusements for Afghan ruler the Amir and Persian predecessor Nazm ed-Din, noting a boxing scene at Windsor and a public display that angered bishops. It also details Rev Sir William Harle's bankruptcy and fraud allegations, exposing a bogus baronetcy and the Church and State Exchange scam, with background on the Earle and Coburg creditors cases and royal debts owed by King Leopold and Princess Louise's circle.
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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
London
Church of England
Henriette Street
Strand
of the Precious “Exchange
Princess Louise
Frankfort
Boch
Leopold
Louisa
Prince Philip of
Coburg
Henrietta
Stephenie
Capt
Mfattachich
Ang
Jeld
Roosevelt Appeals to Roosevelt in Vain Over Algeciras Crisis
Andre Jardieu reports in the Revue des Deux Mondes that President Roosevelt pressed Emperor William twice to accept an American favored policing scheme for Morocco during the Algeciras talks. Germany rejected Roosevelt's plan while promoting rival proposals, with Jardieu tracing Germany's press and diplomacy and detailing telegram exchanges and the Monroe Doctrine as the U S stance on the Moroccan dispute.
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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 by Archibald Hope
A playful verse praising a lady’s slipper as a charm and symbol of desire. The speaker extols its elegant lines patent leather and subtle power to captivate, likening it to a hidden seat of Cupid and a coveted adornment that rules the dressing table.
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Newport
Cupid
Archibald Hope
Indians in Oklahoma and United States wealth report
A historical note outlines the distribution of 264000 Indians in the United States with 91000 in Indian Territory and 166000 in the coming state. It highlights civilized tribes Cherokees Creeks Choctaws Chickasaws and Seminoles managing own affairs, dress, schools, and churches. The text cites $25 million in treasury, $1.725 million annual interest, $750000 treaty payments, and compares per capita wealth to the broader U.S. population as Oklahoma youths and tribes grow wealthier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesito
United States
Indian Territory
Comme
Three Civilized
Oklahoma
Twain recounts a Virginia City turkey caper at an editor's dinner
At a New York dinner, Mark Twain recalls a Virginia City Enterprise turkey left at the office. The proprietor claimed it, took it home, and praised the meal. A letter arrived the next day about a bet over the bird and a challenge for the agricultural editor to explain in tomorrow's issue.
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Harpers Ween
Virginia City ‘Enterprise
Mark Twain
New York
Prietor
Mr. Edutar
Van
Turkey
Reflections of a Bachelor Fragment
Fragmented reflections discuss money and charity while critiquing social morals. The text mentions relationships and spending, noting shifts in behavior and attitudes toward money, women, and children's needs. It reads as a satirical, opinionated snippet from a past column.
Cures and Remedies Attributed By Journal Folklore
A London Lancet note reports Dr O S Beare’s claim of a cassia root decoction called Dr Bearcane as a cure for fever, sourced from African natives. The piece links belief, colonial encounters, and anecdotes of past explorers like Cartier and Drake, while warning against sensational showmanship by “savages.”
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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 in the New York World
The piece asks who Mollie Coddle is and lists a string of women with racy reputations to compare her to. It questions any kinship to Mamie Taylor Helen Blazes Kitty Whatshername Sara Tosa Sallie Sun Charlotte Russ Bittle Hitlie Maginn and Nancy Harvard, implying Mollie Coddle is a figure of college fame and social intrigue.
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Wofl
New York
Pray
Mamie Taylor
Helen Blazes
Kitty
Sara Tosa
Charlotte
Charlotte Russ
Bittle
Hitlie Maginn
Bor
Mollie Coddle
Nancy Harvard
Hope for Baldheaded From Pittsburg Dispatch
Advanced and middle aged readers may apply a self-help baldness remedy based on Dr Delos M Parker of Detroit who links a poisonous air toxin to hair loss and advises deep breathing to expel it. Also Brashear predicts a sun spot and notes dismissals of comet tail danger. Florence dispatches report a woman dies laughing after hours of uncontrollable mirth. The North American minerals piece asserts vast continued extractive potential and hints at future gains.
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Pittsberg
Dr. Parker
Pittsburg
New York Times
John A. Brashear
Brashear
Breghear
Matéucel
Mount Vestnus Observatory
Italy
Automobiles Boost Western tanning and mining claims
In Washington lobby talk, C D Porter of San Francisco cites automobiles transforming the West. He says rapid travel lets investors view mining sites in a day and that auto use has added millions to Western mining regions. The Raleigh crowd hears more on archbishop Ryan’s sermon misquotation and railcar woes across the Dakotas, with Indiana road funding praised by Randolph Ripley and Texas sentiment for Senator Bailey.
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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
Indiana
Randolph Ripley
South Head
Texas
Bailey
Lone Star
R. L. McCauley
Sweetwater
Tex
Basey
McCaules
Southwest
Oklahoma
Congress
Easier Said Than Done From Puck
Steelmill Sr of Pittsburgh warns his son to stay the course in a personal matter, while Steeloull Jr appears absent and the dialogue hints at a potential divorce suit filed by a woman, reflecting domestic dispute themes in a brief excerpt.
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Puck
Steelmill, Sr
Pittsburgh
Steeloull, Jr
Divorca
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