Trators to Their Country in The Providence Journal
The Providence Journal endorses Bishop Potter's view on voting duties and condemns holiday attitudes toward election day. It discusses treason and constitutional duties, contrasts abolitionists with conscientious objectors, and cites concerns over Negro voter suppression and Republican platform reactions.
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Political dispute over suffrage and Russia fears
In Indiana campaign talk, Crumpacker’s suffrage plank and rival statements are analyzed, arguing the fifteenth amendment question should be tested by the Supreme Court. The discussion notes how sentiments vary by region and cautions on constitutional remedies and party stances. The piece also reviews Alfred Austin’s view of Russia and a historical rhyme connected to the North Sea incident, linking war sentiment with broader politics.
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Rhode Island
California
Hancock
Garfield
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Bryan
Senator Fairbanks
Auburn
Panama Anniversary Marked After Panama City Uprising
The piece describes Panama's anniversary in November 1993 tied to Panama’s break from Colombia. It notes warships at Colon and telegraphed orders to maintain free transit, amid expected uprisings and tensions with Bogota. The dispatches show Washington’s reaction and the anticipated disruption, with celebrations proceeding despite the unrest.
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Panamas Day Of Glory And Parker Crisis Collide
A long, satirical survey of international politics and U S campaign fallout traces Panamas day of glory to the Third, cites President Amador and Gen Davis, and rails at Judge Parker’s reception of The Star Spangled Banner. The piece shifts to campaign chatter, speeches, and social quirks across a wide field including Coolidge, Lodge, Wiley, Robbery in Chicago, and other era topics.
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Parker
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Bond
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Coolidge
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Coglinge
Mr. Lodge
England's Credit System and a Young Scion in Debt
A column laments extending credit under England's credit system. It recounts lavish, unpayable spending by a young aristocrat in the cavalry, who maxed debts over 5000 pounds, took yacht hire and luxury dinners, and whose father offsets creditors while the youth survives on a 40 pound annual allowance.
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England
Park Lane
Cowes
Beat
Coffee as a Magnifier and Satirical Snippets
A collage notes how coffee can magnify moods and trigger vivid thoughts, citing Burgess and a Chicago Tribune wrinkle on local schools. It weaves jokes on saloon politics, a quip about playground space, and a Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange about a visiting Indiana brother and a “doubtful voter.”
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California Resorts Featured In Sunset Magazine Theme
A collection of humorous and reflective clippings from various papers begins with Sunset Magazine’s portrayal of California as a year round resort country. The page weaves in quips about marriage, finances, and social observations from multiple sources, including the Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Chicago News, alongside jokes on money, polities, and education.
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California
Queen Victoria Abolished Gunpowder Plot Services in England
The piece recalls Queen Victoria’s abolition of Crown prescribed religious observances on Gunpowder Plot anniversaries, Charles II executions, and Restoration days. It notes Parliament and Convocation pressed for the change, while Poston and Philadelphia retain observances under Jacobite groups. It also details royal silver nef models, Edward VII’s collection, and the Casa Riera case being settled in Paris.
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The Battle of the Kegs in Philadelphia
Francis Hopkins recounts a chaotic Philadelphia scene as kegs drift down the river inviting a imagined siege. A sailor and soldiers race through streets as cannons and small arms clash, while townsfolk cry out and war drums echo with astonished crowds watching the improbable assault. The piece blends mythic bravado with the city’s reaction to a symbolic invasion.
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William
Fast Time in France trains speed record report
The Paris Lyons and Mediterranean line plans a Paris to Nice winter service 617 miles in 13 hours 15 minutes. British and continental routes are highlighted for long distance speed with several European trains averaging 50 to 93 mph. The Northeastern line in Britain records 441-25 miles at 61.7 mph, while French services on Nord and Northern Railway routes show multiple runs near 60 mph plus.
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Foreign Influences in Asia Advocates Russian Equality
Henry Labouchere argues in London Truth that Russia has pursued a more equal approach to Asia than Britain. He contrasts Pax Britannica with a policy of inequality, noting Indians and Mohammedans treated as inferior and limited to lower admin roles, while Russia grants equal rights to Asiatic traders and peasants and promotes assimilation in service ranks.
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Political Gossip Echoes Parker Affidavit Rumors in New York
A story from New York Republican circles cites Judge Parker as saying a dollar and a half daily suffices for any mechanic. Kingston mason Peter Eckert affidavits describe Parker’s remark amid broader political chatter on Indiana results, negro voters, and tariff rhetoric shaping the 1904 era campaign.
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Galveston sea wall extension and city elevation noted
Hon Walter Gresham Texas congressman discusses a completed three and a half mile sea wall and a government extension adding one and a half miles to reach the city western limits. He notes the eighteen foot wall protects government property and helps safeguard Galveston as the city rises from its present level.
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Walter Gresham
Texas
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The Turkey Reins Native American Language Debate
In Sunset Magazine Elizabeth Grime discusses the turkey and a supposed Persian likeness in language. Scholars in Perala analyze a crude imitation, noting it as Persian in character, while early African scholar Prof Garner claims the monkey tribe has its own language.
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Sixty Year Old Son Marries in Western North Carolina
J M Thrash of Davidson River won his mother’s consent to wed Miss Molly Maxwell of Bresaid in a ceremony noted as a display of filial obedience. The bride’s mother, aged ninety one, celebrated with a special gift as the wedding took place in the Western North Carolina community.
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