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Strong Men to the Front in Market Crisis Commentary
A long editorial extols Stillman Rockefeller and Morgan for resisting panic amid a Wall Street liquidity crunch. It praises their restraint, duty to the public, and restraint of personal gain, arguing their actions protect the public welfare and credit. The piece condemns reckless speculation and urges fiscal prudence.
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Roosevelt’s plan to sideline candidates and stay active
The article reports that President Roosevelt would accept a Senate seat if Taft is re elected but would not back any other Republican president. He aims to continue his anti corporate influence work and would resist stepping aside for a successor who opposes his policies. His stance contrasts with other candidates, especially Taft, and he avoids discussing Hughes or La Follette.
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A Vigil of Quiet Anxiety and Financial Turmoil
A solitary vigil scene in a dim room contrasts with a Wall Street day of turmoil. A frightened depositor hurries to a quiet Trust Company amid suspensions and bank runs, depositing partial funds as stock markets shake and fear rises.
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Heart mix up in Bellevue clinic case shocks Doctor
Reports from Tacoma and Seattle describe two disparate medical and maritime items. A Seattle Post-Intelligencer dispatch recalls a patient misled by a physician about heart position during a Bellevue examination. Separately, Gig Harbor fishermen led by Anton Berry netted a 700 pound sea monster with grotesque features and waxy flesh.
Reflections of a Bachelor and Lost Essays
A garbled draft of reflections, cataloging social scenes and money matters with scattered references to Prem the New York man and a burglar, while noting undercurrents of clever mischief and domestic life. Distorted lines hint at women, social status, and urban crime as the piece meanders through faded phrases.
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Congo Crisis and Leopold II Face Conference Strife
The article outlines European powers plans for a conference to strip Leopold II of Congo sovereignty if he fails to comply with Berlin Treaty stipulations. It notes Edward Grey’s assurances to Britain, US and major powers, and rumors of Leopold’s possible succession schemes through Baroness Vaughan. It also touches Queen Victoria’s era relations with Leopold I and pepper trade history as context.
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Deserted Farms Raise Alarm Across Regions
The decline of farms and rural population spans the Eastern Seaboard to the Midwest. State land values and farm numbers dropped sharply while urban and rail development drew workers away. Experts urge scientific farming, better roads, and policies to keep rural youth on the land.
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Financial Crisis of 1873 and Grant’s Newark Visit
A retrospective account recalls the 1873 financial crisis in which New York City and Newark faced bank runs. President Grant and the Clearing House Association, led by Frederick D Teppen, calmed fear, preserving national banks. Calls emerge to tighten rules on trust institutions to prevent future panics.
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Price rises and pity for buyers in markets
The Philadelphia Ledger notes broad price increases across goods making life hard for shoppers. An engineer at Can shed manufacturing saved a life when his arm was crushed by a wheel, using a broom and a wrench to free himself and continue operating the machinery.
Weeds That Are Wholesome And The Tomato Evolution
Alten Chambers discusses the pure food law and the shift in views on tomatoes and surrounding weeds. He notes ancient grandma beliefs, cultivation changes, and the role of okra and gumbo in Creole cooking, highlighting how edible weeds became culinary staples in the American diet.
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Depositor influence on banking safety and a blocked mail board
An Indianapolis News excerpt discusses depositor impact on bank stability amid a cautious market. It argues trusteeship and prudent conduct by depositors could ease systemic risk, while noting no bank can meet all obligations instantly. The piece shifts to a Brooklyn mail-practice anecdote about a cracked wall board causing mislaid mail and scattered letters and checks.
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Crane Strangled by Big Fish Found Dead on Canal Bank
A blue crane was found dead along the White Water Canal between the city and Milton. Motorman Bortufeld reported the bird, about sixteen inches long, weighing twenty-one ounces, had been strangled by a large white fish wedged in its throat. The death appears to be self inflicted during the struggle to free itself.
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Interviews With Capital's Visitors Highlight City Politics
In San Francisco a mining man Willan Jervis speaks on a three way fight for city government among Good Government, Republicans, and Union Labor, naming Mique Taylor and Daniell Ryan as key figures. Henry Waters of El Paso recounts tales of a lost mission near Trinidad and possible Santa Clara mission. Houston R. Harper of Atlanta discusses Georgia prohibition, upcoming open saloons closures, and interest in Chicago for the next Republican convention. A note on names in fashion and a Bay Area address service closes with local anecdotes.
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