Bryan Criticism of Clark Stirs Washington Post Debate
The Washington Post notes Bryan's disappointment in Speaker Clark and his claim that the House Democratic majority must act with responsibility. The Commoner editor argues Clark lacks leadership while Underwood holds tariff and committee power, shaping policy and party harmony amid ongoing party dynamics.
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Railroads educate farmers to boost crops and cut costs
The piece argues US business shifts toward economy and steady growth, praising railroad campaigns to teach intensive farming and better roads. It notes railroads aim to spread shipments year round, increase crops, and lower costs, while theaters must raise stage quality to compete with movies.
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Beattie's Repentance and the Theatrical Shift
Commentary argues Beattie Jr.'s execution fulfilled justice and divine mercy may supersede human judgment. It contrasts belief in repentance with fatalism, cites theft on the cross as proof mercy endures, and notes public reaction to crime and fate. It then shifts to New York stage woes as audiences favor moving pictures over traditional theatres, blaming high ticket prices and changing tastes.
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Cards as Morality and Verse in an 19th Century Sermon
A Benton priest Father Veughen preached a sermon using a deck of cards as text. He linked hearts to life, clubs to protection, and spades to the workingman, arguing cards reflect fate and social conditions. He traced card origins, royalty, aces, and moral tales, noting deception and fortune in gambling.
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Rescue from Oil Pool Ends in Amputation for Shaler
A New York World report details fireman Haward Shaler trapped in an oil-filled engine room aboard a tug at pier 34 Brooklyn. For over three hours a driver, machinists, and Dr Parness fought to free him, a wheel lifted, a tourniquet applied, and Shaler’s leg amputated at the hip after blunt trauma and blood loss.
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Long Island College Hospital
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Countess and European intrigue span grand ducal links
A sprawling tale recounts Countess Alexandra de Kolomine and her tumultuous liaison with the Hessian grand duke, a morganatic marriage, royal disapproval, and eventual exile. It threads through court intrigue involving Queen Victoria, Empresses, and Baltic diplomacy, with later ties to Russian affairs and a noted archaeological patronage by Lord Carnarvon. The piece mentions a lavish Highclere ale tribute at birth and a social snapshot of prominent families and their networks.
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Detroit Prep Press quotes on sermons prompt early bedtime
The Detroit Prep Press quotes a reader remark about modern sermons, noting impatience with lengthy talks and a preference for concise messages. The brief comment ends with a pointed aside about going to sleep before the speaker finishes.
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Princess Sieta Leads Peruvian Cannibal Tribe Tour
Philadelphia reports Princess Sieta and her consort, a rescued Texan cowboy, touring with 1,700 tribe members in Peru. They plan a two year world tour ending in a southward ride, while the princess seeks home to see her hostage 9 year old son and document her people's history.
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Exodus of Broadway Staff Under Standard Oil Split
Reports say Standard Oil of New Jersey will require its subsidiaries to divest and move offices and employees from 24 Broadway to distant cities, including Denver, after a Supreme Court ruling. Directors will resign and new non interlocking boards will form as the separation proceeds.
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The Turn of the Tide Poem Fragment
An undated poem fragment by Charlee W Renaulx laments the sea at night and memory. It contrasts changing faces with enduring greetings and the fading of old familiar voices as time turns and people vanish.
Missouri Democrats Hopeful for Unity at National Convention
Edward F. Goltra of St Louis predicts Missouri will align with Democrats at the 1912 national convention, favoring a primaries option to influence delegates. He argues the tariff issue will drive the campaign and expects a Democratic victory, while Republican appeal wanes with insurgent movements subsiding.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical column argues that men’s athletics seem thrilling only when misdirected by vanity. It pivots on a gossipy tone about engagements, manners, and courting, poking fun at how suitors seek approval through impractical niceties.
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Secretary Wilso n praised as friend of veterans in cabinet
Capt R J Whittleton of Wisconsin lauds Secretary Wilson of the U S Department of Agriculture as the most popular cabinet member among old soldiers and farmers. He notes Wilson’s empathy for veterans and recalls the Wilgom family sacrifice, Jim staying home to farm while James Wilgom joined the army.
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Campaign Tactics in Laurier Era Dominion Election
Fragmented excerpt discusses Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Ontario and Quebec voting dynamics, and Conservative strategies in the Dominion election. It cites Bourassa, imperialist charges, Catholic vote manipulation, and reciprocity as key themes influencing Laurier’s standing and provincial support.
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Not clear: Girls and President Taft photograph request
Fragmentary OCR describes a New York World View ascribing a girl’s playfulness toward President Taft. It mentions a photo sent to the White House and a claim of being kissed by a group of women. The text is garbled and names are uncertain.
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