Dooley on the Anglo Saxon Triumph and Election
Mr Dooley lampoons the Anglo Saxon victory narrative after a recent election. He humorously notes reactions from the Czar, King of Italy, and English figures, while detailing political maneuvering by Cassidy, Higgins, and Casey. The piece mocks partisan pride, immigration roots, and cross Atlantic ties amid celebratory messsage from London.
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Practical politics taught to all voters in Bowles era
A long advocacy by Joseph Bowles urging schools and colleges to teach practical politics. He argues voters lack training to use ballots, understand election law, and participate in primaries. By informed citizen action, corrupt bosses can be toppled, elections improved, and civic life elevated.
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Opinions of the Press on Roosevelt Visit and Policy
The Houston Chronicle notes the South’s readiness to accept Roosevelt’s views while urging him to acknowledge Southern sentiments and state rights on suffrage. It cites Cleveland on electric locomotives, Spooner plans, representation readjustment, the canteen issue, and warns against party overreach. It surveys calls for reform, reformist leaders, and public policy debates across multiple states and newspapers.
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Doctors and Fees Across Nations in Medical Ethics Debate
The piece surveys international norms on medical fees from Russia and Britain to Japan and France, noting wide gaps between charging norms for rich and poor. It cites Batkin and Jenner as examples, contrasts royal patronage payments, and reflects on ethics, etiquette, and the shifting pay expectations in modern medicine.
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