Washington Post adroitly railing Oregon aims and Roosevelts era
The document reproduces an unsettled Washington Post page full of editorials and letters praising Roosevelt while attacking Oregon politicians like Fulton and Bourne. It discusses national waterway policy, party politics, convention sites, and figures including Bryan, Watterson, and Taft in a stream of opinion and political advocacy.
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Oregon
Benator Fulton
Jonathan Bourne
Roosevelts
Ann Fred Mulkey
Washington
Eannot
Titled Houses of Paget t Unite
Gen Sir Arthur and Lady Paget daughter Leila is tied to Ralph Paget by marriage yet bears no patronage transfer. The piece lampoons royalist sentiment, cites Lincolnesque caricatures, and scorns opinionated elites while applauding Roosevelt style public outreach and progressive cultural pursuits.
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Paran Steven
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Sir Arthur
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Charles Rerdo
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Cleveland
Uniksop
Tallest Civil War veteran drew crowds at GAR event
Ex police chief Mahlon Shaaber of this place, famed as the nation’s tallest surviving Civil War veteran, attracted much attention at the Saratoga Springs GAR encampment. He stood six feet seven and a half inches, remembered Lincoln’s height comparison, and recalled meeting presidents and generals, while local notices recount his meeting with Old Abe and the memorable notebook tallies.
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Roxaing Diesnich
America
Cvil
Abraham Lincoln
Mahlon Shaaber
Seratoga Springs
Grenadier Guard
Quth Gepartmen
Shaaber
Ninety Third
Pennsylvania Volunteers
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Abe
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Hamila
Cameron
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Lincsin
Hamlin
Geo Cameron
Curtix
Shadder
Unclear World Ba crowd tale with stray figures
Fragmentary OCR text recounts mixed items from a New York World story about ships, governors and a Red Sea island, plus random anecdotes. It mentions Perlm island, German court action, Governor of Ader, and a misfired tale of pirate taunts and a rat in a pocket during police rounds.
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Hnglish
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Ader
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Faglind
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Beynt
Suez Canal
Cyprus
India
Perlis
Prince Buelows
Eaturiny Pnd
Mmvire
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Berlin
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West Women Deliver Mail Over Twenty Miles
Lettler Dilles and Miss Pearl Dillon, sturdy Western women, patrol route No 4 to twenty miles daily. Dillon joined in 1901, extended to twenty miles by 1909, navigating rough roads, weather, and horses with grit. When needed, sister Miss Dillon or young Miss Tilton cover, keeping rural mail flowing to isolated homes and maintaining the Red letter reputation.
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Miss Pearl Dilon
Heota
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Laele Sam
Lela
Tad Occason
Vic
Wiss Peatt
Geryas
Miss Tilton
Cota Towa
They Died 709 Soon From the esi fle American George Waerington
An assemblage of fragmented verse and prose items notes a deceased figure linked to American lore, recounting fame, loss, and the curious life of a sports and public figure. The piece mixes names, places, and a rustic proverb about trespassing and nut woods, ending with a caution about venomous snakes and forest warnings.
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George Waerington
Tye
London Botanical Gardens Tests Electric Growth of Plants
Experiments at the Royal Botanical Gardens in London explore using electricity as a substitute for traditional means to aid plant growth. Researchers test effects on various species, seeking potential agricultural and horticultural applications through electrical stimulation.
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Yormardy
Bruton
Lins
Royal Botanical Gardens
London
Reflections of a Bachelor on Electric Plant Experiments
A fragmented reminiscence reads like a diary note on electrical treatment of plants and tomatoes in New York. It mentions observing light exposure and nutrient effects, a traveling lamp, and the strange idea of living with plants and money prompts.
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Chats of Visitors to the Capital Focus on Cotton and Politics
In Washington discussions center on Secretary Watson and the Department of Agriculture’s growth aiding cotton producers. Notable topics include labor efficiency, Southern production, Wall Street influence on elections, and remarks from bankers and officials during a Willard Hotel gathering. Governor James Higgins of Rhode Island is forecast for reelection, with contention between parties and independent voters shaping the state’s future.
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Department of Agriculture
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States Senate
Milksop rhetoric targets Roosevelt in Cairo rant
An anonymous New York column denounces President Roosevelt as a milksop and mollycoddle figure. The writer mocks his stance and accuses him of timidity while calling for stronger leadership and broader denunciation of effeminacy.
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