Democratic Party Optimism in Maryland Legislation
The article discusses Democratic and Republican maneuvers over a Maryland legislature plan to disfranchise Black voters, noting Democratic leaders’ mixed reactions and Republicans ready to exploit the issue in Congress. It cites concerns about the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments and predicts political leverage for Republicans if the measure advances.
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Washington
Alexandria
Republican Party
Maryland Legislature
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Travis
Senate
Congress
Democratic Legisla
Death of Justice Brewer Shocks Nation in 1919 Washington Post
The Washington Post reports the sudden death of Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court at age 73. The piece recalls his long service, wisdom, and fidelity on the bench, noting public mourning and reflection on his contributions to the republic.
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Justice Brewer
Justice da Lobd Brewer
United States
Fustre
Eupe Mh
Wican
the Republic
Praca Bottsre
Washington
Controlling Liquor Traffic and Legislative Debate
A garbled report discusses efforts to regulate liquor flow and impose federal or interstate controls. It references opposition, proposed prohibitions, and congressional action aimed at limiting alcohol distribution, with mentions of states and enforcement strategies amid a contentious policy debate.
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Kursus
Severaka
Thor Ayyewel
Conere
China
Vorder
Congress
Amer
Speculation and Politica in Twists of Tariff Debate
In Washington speculation centers on tariff policy and congressional action. Analysts say any substantial tariff change is unlikely this session due to Republican control and current administration limits. Wall Street remains wary and expects no immediate policy upheaval, while campaign dynamics loom after adjournment.
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Wall Sten
Congress
Massachusetts
Washington
Mr. Foss
Wall Street
Strees
The United States and Cuba in Early History
A compact retrospective notes US Cuba relations and 19th century diplomacy. It recalls Spain offering Tuhe to the United States five years earlier, naval and diplomatic maneuvers, and figures like Soule Mason and Duchinan as ministers. The piece reflects on manifest destiny, potential wars, and the evolving stance toward Cuba and the hemisphere.
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United States
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Tuhe
Democratic
Charleston
Lincoln
A. Douglas
William J. Seward
Hawaii
Philippine Archipelago
Cuba
Freniin
James Duchianan
England
John Y. Mason
France
Pierre Soule
Don John
Alva
Farnese
Lucifer
Soule
Fence
Guba
Becaue
New England Conacienve
Douglas
Corruption and Reform in Municipal and State Politics
A critique argues progress against corruption comes from local journalism, mayors, governors, and district attorneys, aided by civic leagues. It notes Pittsburgh council races and large bribery sums, with indictments and potential convictions, alongside similar graft issues in Albany Harrisburg and Springfield as states pursue corrective measures.
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Steel
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Albany
Harrisburg
Spring’ Field
Fragmentary Legislation Debate Notes Pressure on Officials
Disjointed remarks reference corporate and private interests shaping the legislature. The piece notes possible investigations in Harrisburg, warnings about prosecution, and concerns over officials and communal impact. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The Prosperous Chauffeur and the Shifting Taxi Ethos
The piece surveys taxi drivers, noting criticism of chronic misdeeds like joy rides and overcharging, but also signs of improved conduct and potential profitability. It contrasts driver earnings with teaching and clergy pay, arguing that social value surpasses mere monetary reward.
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Setter
Lovhinvar
Wahere
London
E1pean Capitalx
Thorndyke
Calumbbia University
The Panama Celebration in Washington as Exposition Origin
Proposed Panama Canal exposition would place Washington as the national capital for a world event in 1915 supported by business leaders. The piece contrasts past failed world fairs over hotel and show ground issues with claims that Washington’s sites and status justify hosting the international affair amid broad political and cultural commentary.
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Panama
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Panama Canal
Washington Monument
Hook Worm Saved Union Says historian satire
A Looksy editorial mocks historians and journalists for Civil War narratives arguing the hookworm crippled Southern resolve more than Union armies. It savors a satirical premise that physiology, not soldiers, averted secession, praising the parasite while calling for statues to its Latin name.
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Yen
Dumter
Appomattox
Mason and Dixon Line
Vanished Sarsaparilla and the Spring Medicine Fad
A New York Sun column laments the disappearance of sarsaparilla as spring medicine. It recalls old home remedies, root herbs, and the loss of rustic pharmacy, noting rum preserves the ingredients and questioning modern purity standards.
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New York Sun
Wiley
Yors
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Matures
Mr Taft's Diplomacy Wins Tariff Peace with Canada
The New York Tribune lauds President Taft for solving the tariff dispute with Canada and shaping a mutually beneficial agreement. It credits his direct involvement in diplomacy with restoring optimism and prestige, noting a harmonious adjustment also with France.
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Canada
United States
Taft
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The Hastings Earldom of Huntingdon Contested
The article traces the complex claim to the earldom of Huntingdon, recounting the Hastings line and earlier holders, a Brooklyn furniture dealer as claimant, and Countess of Moira’s rival move. It notes royal connections, historic resignations, and the doubtful recovery of estates, ending with current holders at Charleville, King’s County.
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Dored
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Viscount Hastings
Noreen Bass
Manquise DE Fontenoy
Brentwood Company
Critique of Sentence Suspension and Leniency Standards
A New York prosecutor argues against lenient use of sentence suspensions and seeks stricter criminal procedure. The piece cites Paris policing, McClure's critique of leniency, and New York law quirks such as burglary definitions. It questions whether humanitarianism harms public safety by enabling unpunished felonies and delays in justice.
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Acta Strom & Aper
Nott
Court of General
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M. Lepine
Charles B. Brewer
McClure
Dooley
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Cake
New York
Democratic Judges Debate Gown Tradition for Georgia Court
The Atlanta Constitution reports on a Georgia Supreme Court debate sparked by the Georgia Bar Association’s gown proposal. Most justices favor the symbol, but fear public reaction in a democratic era. Bar members urge action. court may wait until the Bar meets again in months.
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State Supreme Court
Georgia Bar Association
Georgia
Thare
Georgia Supreme Court
Georgia Tar Association
Supreme Court
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Rompers and the Sunny Yard Adventure
A whimsical scene in a sunlit yard features Rompers and Miss Blue Pinafore with George Henry as a playful incursion unfolds. The child refuses clean clothes, is threatened with a chicken coop timeout, and pranks persist as siblings improvise imaginative play.
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Keneas City
George Henry
Blue Pinafore
Mather
Hej
Dixie rises as universal joy tune across America
A national trend sees Dixies role expand beyond the South. In Denver Hofbrau and St Paul cafes, patrons rise to the song, prompting managers to drop it from menus. Analysts say the tune taps a Gallic social spirit in Americans, hinting Puritan restraint giving way to exuberant reaction.
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Pauliapatch - Wil
St Paul Ang Ft. Nevessary
Denver
Hofbrax
New England
The Empty Lives and Diplomatic Notes
Fragmented poem by John Kendrick Range criticizes people who conform to others plans and miss true joy. It contrasts dull, dutiful lives with glimpses of potential freedom and light beyond social walls. The piece references John Kendrick Range and notes about diplomats and housing during Roosevelt era.
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W. D. Tiabit
Des Moines
Oklahoma City favored as capital in June election
In a New Ward hotel lobby discussion Governor Haskell backs a June 14 vote to decide the state capital among Oklahoma City Guthrie and Shawnee. The winner will host the capital. if the nearest rival contests, a $10,000 deposit funds a second election. Voters also decide on railroad oversight and the broader state policy on railroads.
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Chicsgo Record
Harma
Joseph J. Choate
London
Mr. Choate
Asigeload
David J. Hill
Berlin
Roosevelt
Kaleer
Hills
Choate
England
France
Austria
Husdia
Oklahoma
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Shawnee Tam
Sign Railroad Commater
Shawnes
Reflections of a Bachelor in a Veiled Court Appearance
Actress Nazimova, under subpoena in a Supreme Court case, sat behind a long veil. The scene drew tense attention as her counsel, Willum Klein, and her manager watched proceedings. The courtroom muted chatter as she faced questions while veiled, the public and press noting her dramatic entrance and the symbolic gaze of onlookers during the trial.
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Ally Newmina
Supreme Court
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Aenniés
Andy
Phunek
Mme
Willum Klein
Mr. Kiein
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