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One Unity Balding
Knox Speech Urges Congressional Railroad Rate Regulation
Senator Knox argues for a simple federal law to set just fair and reasonable railroad rates managed by the Interstate Commerce Commission with full hearings and judicial review. The Pittsburgh Chamber banquet remarks contrast Knox’s stance with opposition to feared rail monopoly power and emphasize the need for legislative action and court oversight.
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Pittsburg
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Moorthern Securities Gombing
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United States
Congress
Constitutional Court
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Hearst Vote Seen as Rebuke to Boss System in New York
The piece argues that Hearst’s New York mayoral bid attracted a mix of socialists and reformers aiming to topple Tammany Hall, with many conservatives backing Hearst to curb the boss system. It warns against overestimating socialist sway and predicts Hearst would govern conservatively if elected, avoiding radical change.
Two Barren Victories and Reciproc ity Debate Deepens American Tensions
The piece argues that both Tammany victories and Senator Lodge face challenges from contested recounts and shifting policy stances. It contrasts Massachusetts’ protectionist sentiment with Canada’s potential move toward greater duties, warning that reciprocity remains unsettled. The analysis ties political maneuvers to looming national trade frictions and regional economic interests.
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Whitney
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Canada
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West Virginia
United States
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Thes
Gloucester
Egypt
Canaan
Mississippi
The Machine’s Last Ditch in Louisville and Civic Critique
A broad critique of political machine tactics in Louisville cites intimidation during a local election, with references to past street violence and graft. The piece contrasts Louisville’s practices with Philadelphia’s reforms, condemning voter suppression and urging attention to corrupt electoral methods. It also laments delayed labor movements and mocks various political figures and events in a satirical, era-typical voice.
Pacifying the Moros and the Mindanao Water Trick
A Detroit Free Press opinion mocks claims Moros are pacified in the Philippines article, noting repeated insurrections and self-healing backbones, while lampooning political reports. It also critiques proposed loopholes in Chinese exclusion acts and quotes from the Chicago News on frugality and social propriety.
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Detroit
Samar
Renern
Obsolete Titles of Monarchs and Royal Changes
The article discusses monarchs renouncing or altering royal titles worldwide including Sweden Norway Denmark England Austria Greece and Crete. It notes King Oscar of Sweden dropping multiple sovereignties and adopting a simplified motto and reviews Crete governance changes with Prince Nicholas and George of Greece. It comments on the impact on Greek Turkish relations and touches on the British royal tour in India featuring the Prince and Princess of Wales and Mandalay visit.
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Crete
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Berlin
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George
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Yildiz Kinsque
Padishah
Nicholas
Turkey
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Greeca
Lkely
Duchess of Connaught
India
Presidency of
Bombay
Delhi
Prince
Princess of Wales
Prince and Princess of Wales
Mandalay
Burmah
Theban
Ratnaghal
South Kensington Museum
Caspar Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Art Museum
New York
A Sad Indictment of Firearm Sales
A Brooklyn Eagle commentary argues that selling firearms to any applicant is indefensible citing 5,000 murders in a single day as a grim indictment of the revolver habit. The piece likens local practices to broader dangers and calls for reform.
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Russie
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Herry
Vested Rights in No Danger With W. R. Hearst Mayor
A Philadelphia Press analysis notes Hearst's New York mayoral bid did not shift socialist or republican loyalties. It argues capital fears would ease if Hearst warded off large trusts, cites gas trust investigations by Hughes, and suggests subway plans depend on capital willing to negotiate. The piece hints Hearst could reshape public utilities without eroding vested rights.
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Turkey
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New York
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Washington Post
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Hans
Admiralty Rank and Title Confusion Prompt Navy Call
A letter argues reporters should use proper legal titles for Royal officers and avoid calling civic staff like civil engineers or chaplains Admiral. The writer warns misusing the rank demeans real admirals and ridicules capable officers without sea command. The piece criticizes The Post for causing confusion and urges accuracy in title usage.
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Toothpicks and Culture in a Chicago University Crusade
A Kansas City Journal piece reports a clash at Chicago University over toothpick use in dining halls. Frances Yeomans decries toothpicks as vulgar and unworthy of educated conduct, arguing the habit reveals American manners and evokes broader esthetic battles. The essay pivots to a political aside on New York politics and election legitimacy, contrasting American behavior with London hospitality.
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Kansas City Journal
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Department of Students
Frances Yeomans
Miss Yeomans
Rockefeller
London
United States
Notable Visitors Debate Graft and Liquor Laws at New Willard
At the New Willard Hotel in Washington D C prominent figures from the United States and abroad discuss governance reform liquor laws and anti graft sentiment. Charles F Leach criticizes a governor hopeful while Henry Forster praises electoral backlash against machine rule. Talks cover Slocum local option Nebraska and South Carolina dispensary battles with mentions of McLaurin Keplinger and Weaver.
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Union
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Ohio
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D L Winchester
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press
Fragmented reading notes discuss elections as good and evil, hinting at prudence and social behavior. References to a preacher, money, and shame appear amid garbled lines. The text seems part of a wider satire on bachelor life and public virtue.
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