Roosevelt Victory Dominates New Era Campaign
The Washington Post reports Theodore Roosevelt's election as President by a wide margin and analyzes his campaign strategy. It discusses his direct appeals to the people, rejection of party machinery, and the impact on U S politics as the nation enters a new era.
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Theodore Roosvelt
United States
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Kansas
Denied Their Natural Rights in the Suffrage Debate
A fragmentary political excerpt debates whether suffrage is a natural right. It laments past campaigns, cites politicians and parties, and argues that voting rights are not inherent. The text critiques the idea, referencing Rouges and Menaisis, and questions the equality of civic duties and liberties.
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Menaisis
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Rambe
Walla
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Amd
Cleveland Looms In Campaign Reflections And Socialist Echoes
A broad survey of 1904 political vibes, Supreme Court suffrage questions, and Grover Cleveland's lingering influence. The piece critiques campaign tactics, rails against tipping culture, and notes rail mileage growth while lamenting safety on expanding networks. It also threads in contemporary gossip, editorials, and humorous quips about public figures and events.
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King Edward's Birthday Observed At Sandringham
News and gossip from abroad notes King Edward’s sixty third birthday at Sandringham celebrated as a family event. Officials chose a convenient official date for observances, while Queen Alexandra strengthens. The piece also covers royal manuscripts, aristocratic loans, and society anecdotes involving Lord Muskerry and Lady Swettenham.
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Freight rate making lacks fixed science in ICC debate
The Chicago Record-Herald discusses freight rate creation by railroads, noting no exact science governs rates. W I Biddle argues rates derive from experience and judgment amid competition, not simple rules, with outcomes varying by market, conditions, and interests. The piece also mentions other items from the era.
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Story of a faded Lily an English social tale of Langtry
The piece traces Lily Langtry once famed as Jersey Lily through decline and abandonment. It notes her rise to fame in London society, the shunning by former sycophants, and a life of extravagance ending in ruin. It contrasts public adulation with personal sorrow and reflects on fortune’s fickleness and lasting lessons.
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Saigon
Modest Yankee Whispers In Odd Ballads Of Gloucester
A Fortlana Oregonian Venus tale mixed with fantastical names charms a Boston Transcript snippet about mails and costs and a Cleveland teaser quip. A Philadelphia Public Ledger joke ends with a doctor remark about a common cold.
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Makes Quite a Difference in Town Topics Dialogue
In the Town Topics snippet Crawford notes the stark’s coming altered home life. Crabshaw confirms his wife shifted her affection to the baby and he redirected his to the nurse. Wise Papa and Dorothy discuss piano tuning for the reception while Pather derides the idea and suggests Wagner.
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The Trouble With Funny Stories From The Press
A fragmentary collection of quoted quips from the New York Press about storytelling flaws trust among women and wealth, noting jokes on marriage and shopping. It mentions a rich life without spending and a dinner lacking desired foods, plus a remark on married men and wives.
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Notable Figures at the Shoreham Hotel Potent in Transit Gossip
A long-winded, potted column recalls Maclyn Arbuckle praising Shakepearean prowess and a host of stage and social figures in New York transit hotel chatter. The piece riffs on theater, colonial empire, and a string of quick sketches featuring actors, writers, and foreign dignitaries with travel notes and wry commentary.
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