Washington Post Notes on Taft and Reform Dissent
A November 29, 1911 Washington Post page cites Speaker Clark’s defense of peace and party leadership, Bryan's stance, and calls for disciplined reform. It discusses Southern business sentiment, railroads, and corporate policy, noting opposition to harsh anti-corporation legislation and hints at 1912 party dynamics and insurgent pressures.
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Imean
Ngton Post CO
Washington, DC
Washington
New Fork
Steger Die
Hamp Clark
Bryan
Lark
Mt Pesan Staries
Althoush Moody
Democrats
Spaker Clark
Ratnemea
Atena
Ey Sa
Belng
Arith Democratic Ter
Etryan
Leidership
Wien
New York
Gov Neal
Alabama
Ro J Pettingill
Texas
Pettingil
O Neal
Cancer increase sparks debates across medical world
A long analysis notes differing views on rising cancer mortality. British commission reports reassure while American experts warn of growing deaths per decade. It cites Dr Iran Wile and statistics showing higher rates despite better diagnosis and facilities.
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New York
Triass
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Beye
Great Britain
United States
American Journal of Surgery
Wile
Scientiata
Plachou Op
Welcause
Eet Pnekel S
Taurgante’ Club
Ucception
David Belasco
Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Insurgenta
Yonate
Houpe
Ausochites
Hon
Samusl Blyth
Blythe
Money Wanter From Lippricdted King of Maritynia
A garbled early-20th century tongue twister style passage portrays a fictional king insisting money is needed to avert economic crisis. The text riffs on farmers, debt, and wool prices as guardians of wealth urge raising cotton and wool values.
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Lippricdt
Maritynia
Alam
Commission To Act For King George V
Discussion explains why King George appointed a royal commission to govern while in India instead of a regent. The group includes Prince Arthur, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Lords Loreburn and Morley. reform of church titles and Irish disestablishment are noted alongside papal actions and Bonaparte kin in Europe.
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George
England
India
King George
Prince Arthur
Canterbury
Royal Commission
Asquith
Pius X Sy
Liverpool
Birmingham
Baeladd
Pius IX
Earl of Eminghams
Lord Stanley
Earl Russell
Mr Gladstone
Kingsland
Debate on Women Suffrage and Domestic Roles in North Dakota
The piece argues to grant women voting rights without removing traditional duties, asserting women seek shared political responsibility not total equality. It cites court missteps, then highlights Philadelphia's Home and School League pushing welfare for poor children's home and school life amid rising advocacy.
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Bangry School
Chilaren
Philadelphia
Home and School League
Lopgug
Brad and Putter
Alea
Princus Shapiro
Princus
Carnegie List Of Great Men Sparks Debate On History
New York University chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown praises Andrew Carnegie for listing twenty great historical figures. He questions omissions like Plato Newton Morse and Homer while highlighting Morse as inventor and artist, and notes the surprising inclusion of Mushet in the steel process.
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Prom
New York Drderican
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
New York University
Andrew Carnegie
Publc
Ironmanter
Lbrary
Bulfider
Shakespears
Morton
Jenner
Nails
Lincoln
Burne
Gatenders
Délson
Siemens Legsemer
Mushet
Coltabus
Cernegian
Carmegia
Plato Newton
Morse
Plato
Isaac Wenton
Carnegse
Homer
Virgil
Caesar
Napoleon
Ita
Mushel
Carnekie
Wild tropical snakes and hens charm the museum tale
Odd animal adventures unfold from a damp campus basement boa constrictor named Tommy to a fearless climber in West Virginia’s woods. A Plymouth Rock hen from Cockeysville stamps initials on an egg, drawing attention to a Baltimore discovery as hunters recount a chaotic encounter with a wild coon and a dog in a tense twenty minute scene.
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Tommy
Muake
Museum
Tropics
L A
Adams
Lincoln
Nebr
Banenag
Umberland
New York
Merald
West Virginia
Gettig Wilder
Hitess
Remavnng
Plymouth Rock
John T Cockey
Cockeysville
JTC
Cockey
Denby
Baltimore
Subways Masher Defeated by Godfrey in Upright Action
Nathan Godfrey prominent Havana financier and former state railroad commissioner intervened in a subway harassment incident aboard an uptown express. He knocked down a persistent masher, compelled an apology, and was cheered by women aboard. A pastor’s wife identified herself among the applauding riders. A separate notice reports Joseph Eveler, 3, dies from blood poisoning after an opossum bite near Wardville.
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Bix Montana
New York Herald
Faro Montana
Manhattan
Nathan Godfrey
Havana
Montana
Uptown
Fourteenth Street
Godfrey
Godfray
Posmum
City Dispatch
Chicago
Oreun
Joseph Eveler
Wardaville
Contested Exchange of Phrases Between Doctors and Poet
Fragmentary dialogue shows a physician urging limits on intellectual labor while a poet pleads to compose verses, revealing tensions between science and creativity in a terse, stylized exchange.
Cost of the Philippines debated in newspaper opinion
The piece argues the cost of keeping 17 000 U S troops in the Philippines should be viewed as a separate military base expense, not part of Spanish war costs. It notes Philippine self financing, cites ration costs of 24 to 29 cents daily, and estimates annual ration expenses around 107 587 dollars plus barracks and transport, with no exact comparative figures available.
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Itlleton
Martin “Iittleton
New York
Steel Corporation
Congress
Mr Littleton
Littleton
Trust
America
Japan
Arthur May Knapp
Atlantic
England
Commodora Perry
George Washington
United States
Atlanta
Oscar Underwood
Woodrow Wilson
South
Underwood
Wood
Sion
Democratic
Royal Fu Ynerala
Grenafter Guards
Dobber
Bull Run
Aida
Euraye
Helmefa
Ginte
Henry
Marquieg DE Fontenot
iOngwright, Ui
Drentwood
Ita
Philippines
Hawai
Aguinaldo
Jt Ao
Ite
Elief
Stem
Federal Postal Service
Judiciary
Lighthouse Service Agricultural Department &c
Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Rico
Pana
Chats of Visitors to the Capital Dreaming and Primary Talk
A pasted column blends verse on wealth with political notes from Ohio and South Dakota. It discusses presidential primaries under old laws, insurgent strength, and Taft's prospects, noting Ohio, Michigan, and South Dakota sentiments. Several quotes cite Taft, La Follette, Roosevelt, and Roosevelts' or Taft supporters, plus irrigation plans in the Dakotas and forum chatter on delegates and elections.
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Tatt
Taft
Pincchot
Ohio
Sayl Charles II
Pda
la Follette
Walter Brown
Chin
Dalota
United States
Belle Fourche Vales
Belle Fourche
Roosevelt
Dakota
Tyndall
Wolan Harmon
Clark
South Dakota
Oldest New Woman Registers to Vote in California
In California, universal suffrage grants long standing status to the state’s oldest new woman, Mrs Electra Kennedy. The Grandma Kennedy figure walked to the polling booth to register, then returned home and helped with the cooking after voting.
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