The King Edward III and Roosevelt in Debate on Duty and Prosperity
The long column discusses economic recovery after panic, railroads and industry, and a comparison of leadership between President Roosevelt and King Edward. It attributes market stability to confidence and argues for continued expansion of transportation and grain movement while cautioning Western drainage and financial reform. The piece also notes Washington civic concerns about Rock Creek Boulevard and urban improvement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Coutry
Ateamshoe
West
Newark
Railronts
Cherks
Taft
New York
Cortelson
Owen
Binky
Captains
Industry
Wizards of Finance
Theodor Roosevelt
Theaun
Ralfrord Carl
Dilemma of the Democrats in a Roaring Political Year
A sprawling wire of opinion and wit surveys Democratic prospects with Bryan’s nomination seen as a potential walkover or setback. The piece weighs Taft and Roosevelt futures, Ohio editorials, and Michigan, Nebraska, and Wisconsin stances while musing on party unity, platform renewal, and the fate of Roosevelt’s third-term ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Wew Ork
Ohio
Taft
Cleveland
Sr Burton
Nebraska
Clark
Mimwourt
White House
Roossvelt
Roosevelt
Kien
Pheodore Roos
Burrows
Michigan
Stewart
Nevada
Whits House
Gov Hoch
Kansas
Texas
Cummins
Towa Jz
le Foi
Wisconsin
Timothy L Woodruft
Republican State Committee
New York
Gov Hughes
Bryans
George Harvey Sexo
Toran
Witos
Rooxeset
Tip
The
Phadelphia Inquirer
Taft Returneda
Bual
Ether Eientoa
Lagues
Emancinste
Ani
Democratic Party
Princes of Habsburg seek to abandon rank for simple citizen life
A sprawling report notes Archduke Henry Ferdinand and other Habsburgs reconsider their royal rights. Archduke Henry Ferdinand asks to relinquish succession and titles to live as a Swiss or Italian citizen, pursuing art. The piece recounts Henry Ferdinand, Archduke John, Archduke Louis Salvator, and Archduchess Marie Louise’s histories of elopements, resignations, or incognito lives.
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Hous
Hapeburg
Petones
Fenry Ferinand
Tuscany
Ritjor
Thimesis
Princess of the Blood
Arintocracy
Salvator
Timcen
Hapaburg
Archduke Henry Ferdinand
Archduke Leopold
Sven
Zurich
Leopold Wolfling
Berlin
Munich
Alminach de Gotha
Marie Louise
Saxony
Austria and
Hungary
Hev
Prot Giron
Tosellt Arenduke John
Albert
Statny
John Orth
London
Margaret Stibel
Lor
Cape Horn
Hapebury
Grand Duke of
Ben Vinally
Archduke John
Archduke Louie Salvator
Ramieh
Alexandria
Prof Neufeld
Let Certuga
Palma
Mejores
Meny
Umaer
Nen Gort
Morocco
Austile
Majorca
Enme
Rome
The Undertaker Gill and the Norwegian Throne Crisis
A long, disjointed report discusses Gill and the Swedish Norwegian crisis resulting from the retiring prime minister Michelsen and Norway's bid for the throne. It notes international pressure, Norway's neutrality concerns, and Swedish fear of force, with references to public alarm in Kristiania and Oslo papers. It also briefly touches on the superstition about telling bees before deaths and a physician’s influence on a political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griainning Haakon
Michelsen
Scandinavia
Mouri Ne
Norway
Richley Skoromer Neale
Sweden
Teading Brockholm
Nija Daxligt Allenands
Jtis Isading
Ciristiania
Afton Posten
Karlstadt
Créyn
Oti
Morgan’s crisis leadership praised as banking era’s pivot
A portrait of J P Morgan guiding New York bankers through a perilous financial crisis is sketched, describing his calm, decisive control during nearly two weeks of turmoil. The piece notes how his actions steadied panic, inspired trust, and shaped the rescue of the city’s banks, with comparisons to Civil War figures and ongoing debates about disclosure of related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motlanamm
Morgen
Roany
George Jay Gould
Europe
George 5. Coe
John Thorageon
Chass
Trescurt
Rome
Mr Mar Far
Sony
New York
Mr Morgan
Geome
Aleep
Plana
Morgan
J A Chalaren
Worlt
George H .Thames
Admral Farragst
Jefferson Davis
Chmaron
Stolan
Devosset
Wilmington
Col Chalston
Clint
Davis
Chaiarcn
Sue Wilton
Northwestern prospects and Pacific coast road shown in Beattle plan talk
Washington statesman Samuel H Pues forecasts Pacific coast as U S front door with Alaska Yukon expo at Beattle to push federal aid. Debate over funding, diplomacy with Japan, and Northwestern settlement progress frame a broad view of regional development and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
United States
Beattie
Saidenstar Samuel H. Pues
Washington
Senate
Oregat
Hes
Sen Tha
Beattle
Pacific Ocean
Freigaton
Japan
Congress
Alaska
Untidy clipping hints at suicides and odd bets in town
A garbled item suggests a man committed suicide and a Tonawanda woman faces a year of neighborly labor to pay an election bet. The fragment mentions Boston exchange and odd living arrangements, with unclear details about who or what is involved and a possible motive tied to a bet or dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becusine
New York
White House
James J
Fk Herd
Tina
Lora
Oreya
Boston Exchange
Nature a Poor Doctor in the Face of Nature
An essay characterizes Nature as neither benevolent healer nor friend to humanity, often cruel and deadly. It argues natural cures are insufficient for serious diseases and that true healing requires medical art and intervention, contrasting heroic naturalism with professional medical science. The piece critiques enthusiasts who worship baths, breezes, and diet fads as impractical and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
York Svarioen
Nature
Sunny Ugh
Tana
Lone Star Hero Stops Hazard After Live Wire Fire
George Vous of Houston saved Risastoon Street area by firing at a live wire caused by a pole fire at 849 a clock. He acted quickly shielding by taking cover in his business, drew revolver, and discharged one aimed shot cutting the wire and halting the danger. The episode ended without further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribuma
Howard Starrett
M Ahownan
Amall
Starrett
Letom Lake
Mabel McDonald
Faye Ain
HH Schuits
Philadelphia
McDonald
Favorney
Biarrett
Houston
George Vous
Risastoon
Travia Street
Mir Voss
Markeman
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Wlazbington Bost
Penarytyatia Wrenue
Foprieeuth Street
Slater
William
Caroice
RE Mall
Daly
Washington DC
Paul Block
Maneger Galzago Ofcs
Bertied
Masa
Fistory
Willan
Crisar Ag
George Wasington
Mms Mather
Hong
Caesar
France
England
Sant Orler
Rock Creek
Georgetown
Tan Rock Creek Park
Potomac Park
Seventeenth Street
Uteck Creek Park
Baltimore and Potomac
Capitol
Sintomue Park
Rock Creek Boulevard
Massachusetts Avenue
Hich
Banto Domingo
Caribbean
Sonor Velasquer
Democrats
Tia
Hardman
Becaue
Sonenter
Lillian
Pennsylvania
Edward
Imant Yat
Oklahoma
Alsterd
Pennsyvania
Josseth
Ibery Stable
Louis Globe Democrat
Lanai
Inara
Buffalo
Chicago Post
Chicago Tribune
Siates
Avgick Mbn
Mora Ehfidisi
Avery Antling
Bo Mary
Milwaukee
Senor
Counuy
Ma Jing
Santo Do
Mulets
Republic
Mtn Domingos
Nationat Omerme
Gre
Santo Domingo
National City Bank of
Senor Velasquez
Baltimore Sun
Day
Rangerelt
Chicago
Vinnery Han
Theran
the Undertaker
Gill
Pilgkamith
Norfolk
Cox
Deno
Sao
Bedfordshire
Roma
Coiceao
Fan
Bache
By Deronyenot
Drene& i
Wormans
Morgab
Cntega
Avoucn
XEN York
Wiliam J Bryar
Bry
Chicago Times
Berald
Palmer House
Linco
Tomzue
Northcort
Swisher Shurr
Hearne
Swisher
Northcott
Wheeler
L. Wood
Tule
Okla
Willard
Interior Department
Oxlanoma
Jose
Guts
Aligat Ags
Parerahi
Gagiks
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