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Two Views of One President in October 1904 Debate
The item surveys Republican attacks on Grover Cleveland and Democratic defenses, noting articles from The New York Press and The Inter Ocean, plus reactions from McCall and other figures. It cites editorial stances, calls for a war-scare rebuttal, and reflections on arbitration in labor disputes, Panama Canal progress, and broader political discourse.
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Washington Post items loom over political talk across papers
A collage of Washington Post commentary slides through papers in many cities, touching on Parker, Bryan, and party dynamics. It notes reactions from Houston Chronicle, Knoxville Journal, and others, with comparisons to local editorials and concerns about economy, votes, and health.
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Miss Democracy Smiles In Political Satire Controversy
A verbose Trumpeting of Miss Democracy smiles amid GOP campaign fears. The piece cites a Chicago paper praising her cheer, while noting mixed signals from Republican strategists. It discusses electoral projections, names states, and the shifting balance in a tense 1900s political moment.
Duke May Ride in Rotten Row and Royal Garb
A UK visitor, the Duke of St Albans, is said to ride Rotten Row in Hyde Park United Kingdom, a privilege reserved for royalty and his status, with tales of royal etiquette and a famous wager by Admiral Lord Charles Beresford involving the Prince of Wales. The piece traces the duke’s lineage, wealth, and distant connections, plus references to Nell Gwyn and the Victorian court. It also surveys the Louvre and Venus de Milo missing arms, with a discussion of art treasure in garrets and the 17th century royal privileges.
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Mrs Stuart and the Aura at Newport
The Chicago Garenigie reports Margaret G Stuart niece of Gladstone attracting smart set with her aura theory claiming living beings emit colored auras visible to her. She says red is common, with progression through green violet blue toward white, which she equates with God and angels, and links aura changes to marriages and health.
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Diversified Happenings at Snook and Nearby
Snook correspondence reports a weekend of varied local items from Lewiston and nearby towns. Notes freezing weather harming crops, a horse death, community sermons, social announcements, small-town gossip, and scattered curiosities from several papers across Ohio Indiana Mississippi and Arkansas.
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Political Goss!P and Bryan's Indiana Campaign Efforts
The piece details Democratic managers focusing on the Bryan faction to secure pivotal states. Judge Parker pursues peace with Bryan leaders in Connecticut New Jersey Indiana and intermountain states while Dr John Girdner and Alexander Troup aid negotiations. Indiana campaigning centers on Auburn and DeKalb counties amid Bryanite disaffection. New Jersey leans Republican with Connecticut and other states similarly contested. The article also notes financing concerns, potential Taggart leadership, and Virginia Slemp in the Ninth District as part of broader electoral dynamics.
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Insolent remark sparks sharp retort in parlor tale
A wealthy old man snarls at a son-in-law calling him Uttle or Nothing. The friend asks why. The man bluntly answers he is living on him, revealing the feud and tension within the family.
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Massachusetts Governors and Senate Hopefuls Dialog at Arlington
A Post reporter grills Hon W C Lovering about a Massachusetts governor appointing a Senate successor to Senator Hoar. Lovering names ex-Gov Murray Crane and Attorney General Moody as likely choices with Crane facing propriety concerns over federal paper contracts. The conversation shifts to San Jose banker E McLeaghan recalling California railroad boosters and frontier mail days, then to Johannesburg financier Robert Fowler defending black workers in South Africa, followed by a Washington sighting of guests Hepburn, Khutz, Burgess, Pou, and Lapton. Londoner George Grimm laments Americans lack of truly strong tea in the United States during his Willard visit.
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Wolf and Kangaroo Jumping Match Tale
In a fable style tale the Wolf challenged the Kangaroo to a jumping contest and boasted of victory. The Kangaroo leaped while the Wolf mocked the odds, then was defeated and ridiculed. The Wolf later denounced the Kangaroo as using unfair hind legs and urged a public meeting to claim a better deal for all.
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Flat Trek and Crumbling Flat Life Gleanings
A fragment from a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune page mixes humorous banter about a phonograph and rent, a mock medical note about Mr Bryan to rest, and a curiously jumbled slice of daily life. The piece references Stubb, Penn, and a landlord, with hints of domestic scenes and odd wordplay.
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