Taft and constitutional questions spark wide debate
A column argues the presidential administration faces a supreme issue over preserving the constitution amid calls for limits on presidential terms and wider reforms. It cites reactions from Root Penrose Barnes Lorimer and other figures while contrasting with Democrat plans and Roosevelt party positions. It also discusses women voting rights and marriage trends in California as related social shifts.
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Whither Goest Thou Democrats in the 1900s election
Analysis of Democratic chances this fall cites factional splits over tariff and alliance with Bryan Hearst and Tam many. It argues Wilson risks losing key supports if he aligns with or rejects the Nebraskan and the Hearst faction, potential loss of New York, and underlines tariff debates within parties. It contrasts Progressive calls for tariff revision with Democratic ambiguity.
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Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Tammany
New York
Progressive Party
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Mammon
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Hell
Taft Acceptance Sparked Mixed Public Reaction Across Nation
A fragmented report notes President Taft's acceptance speech stirred varied opinion from Bryan’s Commoner followers to wary constituents. Police remarks claim Taft endorses Senator Rants guarantees of regularity and the Chicago methods, while critics denounce the process as indifference to public intelligence and political maneuvering.
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Taft
Aceceptante
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Reot
Family political split at Joaquin Miller's California home
The piece notes a California household where the father backs one candidate the wife another and the daughter a third. It ponders potential tensions at breakfast, then reframes the national mood after Nick Kendall retires from Congress. It argues the nation can endure a new representative and that the country will not suffer.
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Nick Kendall
Congress
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Circuses, Votes and Taft Aims Stir City Men
A stern duty is urged on city men tomorrow to safeguard children by visiting the circus or borrowing a child for circus day. The piece criticizes a presidential bid for colored votes and notes reports that Taft and advisers may prepare a list of negro officeholders. Freemen are urged to think at the November polls.
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Taft
Chicago merchant gifts nearly three quarters of a million
A Chicago merchant donated almost 750000 in birthday gifts, with charity and educational institutions receiving the full sum. The article notes the generosity as a bright note in current street politics where candidate names are often avoided and core issues take the stage, reflecting public sentiment on giving and civic matters.
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Chicago
Inen
Farsa
Des Moines Register Silly Toss Nets Odd Headlines
A garbled Des Moines Register item shows a joke filled page with fragmented phrases about a manager, a joke discarded, car news, and a New York incident. It mentions Mr. Tatt, Carey Kansas, and a shuttered New York aspect, all in a disjointed, unclear context.
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Des Moines Register
Hilles
Tatt
Wilh
Roosevelt and Taft Contest Cases Presented in Parallel
The article compares Roosevelt and Taft delegation contests in Washington state, focusing on King county where Roosevelt delegates were elected by a primary while Taft delegates were appointed by a split county committee. It describes procedural overreach, redistricting, and the national committee seating actions amid disputed authority and large margins against Taft in major counties.
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Towa City Republicans on Lorimer Trial Expenses
The column mocks politicians and jokes about national figures. It notes Hearst’s pledge to oppose any candidate aided by Bryan and calls out Iowa Democrats for relying on river counties, predicting a painful fall election for their ticket. It praises permanent road spending and the value of good roads for farmers and communities.
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Lorimer
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Iowa
Mason City
Saloon Petition Battle Stirs Vernon Record
The Vernon Record notes a strong push by saloon interests to block petitions on saloon referendums. Advocates for secret ballots gain some weight, but the paper prefers petitions, likening secrecy to blinds at a saloon. The piece argues public prominence favors legitimate businesses over covert methods.
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Mit. Vernon
Bermuda Lily Grower Plants 15000 Bulbs At Once
A Bermuda lily grower plants a large batch of 15 000 bulbs in one operation. The practice shows bulb production often involves bulk planting to maximize yield and efficiency for flowering seasons.
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Bermuda Ly
Taft Delegates Backed by Lawful Committee
The legal committee of 250 elected Taft delegates who formed a majority in the state convention, a move no lawyer would deem illegal. thus, this action is the only one recognized as valid for appointing delegates.
Easy Slippers and Small Talk in Rural Life
A collection of brief comic exchanges and quips from various newspapers. A farmer credits his son Josh for helping around the farm by entertaining summer boarders with agriculture talk. Other bits include domestic humor about cooking, a busy housewife, and a witty exchange about wait times for the post.
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Josh
Washington Star
Anxious Wait For Letter Turns Comic Post Tale
A humorous fragment from the Houston Post recounts a ward awaiting a letter. The postman teases whether to write a business or a love letter, and the elderly woman responds with a blush and a witty demand for a loving note.
Platform of Progressives Platform of Progressives
The platform outlines progressive goals on labor safety, minimum wage, eight hour day, child labor prohibition, and prison labor reform. It calls for a Department of Labor, strong interstate commerce oversight, publicity of wages, and measures to curb the high cost of living. It notes farm development, agricultural education, and farm technology as keys to prosperity.
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Department of Labor
Hfe Commission
Federal Health Service Aims for Unified National System
The pledge calls for federal supervision to remove artificial causes and ensure full inquiry and action. It supports a single national health service with powers to protect public health, enforce pure food laws, quarantine, improve vital statistics, expand registration, and cooperate with state health agencies.
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School of Healing
Pasteurization Debate at Waterloo Creamery
bh. T. Sadler of Waterloo answers a local charge that his Great Western Creamery sells Case milk. He explains supply strain since June 1 and an August 10 incident, denies selling Case milk, invites proof or retraction, and advocates public discussion over pasteurization without mudsling. He questions motives of advocates of compulsory pasteurization and urges a factual public decision.
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Case
Waterloo
Bh. T. Sadler
Waterloo asphalt paving praised by merchant
A well known Waterloo merchant praised recent paving work after inspecting it. He stated the job looked good and seemed well done in town.
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Waterloo
Baby Cured of Rashes by Cuticura Remedies in Monroe
A Wisconsin mother recounts her six week old baby's severe facial rash spreading to the body with itching and crusting. After trying remedies and failing, a Cuticura sample led to rapid improvement, with the child’s hair regrowing and skin clearing. The testimonial endorses Cuticura Soap and Ointment and notes affordable costs and free samples from Boston.
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Monroe, Wis
Mira
Annie Saunders
Cuticura
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