Theodore Roosevelt’s moral power shapes political fate
The text argues Roosevelt alone can be trusted in public life, contrasting honest leadership with corrupt congressmen and state officials. It suggests rivals cannot sway public opinion against him, and that an honest reputation earns both reverence and fierce opposition.
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Arthur
Garfeld
Grant
Hayes
Congress
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Setain TL Rho
United States
Why the Roosevelt Hold in American Opinion
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt’s durable grip on U S public sentiment reflects a demand for dependable leadership amid widespread political corruption. It contrasts traditional honesty in presidents like McKinley and Cleveland with the grafted era and praises Roosevelt’s blunt, reformist stance as a corrective to insider politics.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Ransom Readine
Theodore
McKinley
Cleveland
Harrison
Mutsuhito and Japan's swift rise to modern power
A commemorative overview praises Emperor Mutsuhito for guiding Japan from isolation to modernization, noting his leadership opened global progress and secured the nation's place among world powers. The piece honors his vision amid crises and contrasts with a broader editorial on the steel trust and legislative remedies.
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Mutsuhito
Japan
Mititsuhito
Nebt
Orient
Matsuhito
Mikado
Sugar Tariff Cuts Spark Voter Debate Across Iowa
Iowa newspapers debate sugar tariff reductions and revenue impacts. Cedar Rapids notes the plan saves 20 million annually yet cuts over five million in revenue. Davenport says Taft defends his Republican nomination with a 126 page pamphlet. Burlington argues Taft’s honesty and Roosevelt’s strategy at Chicago.
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Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Taft
Chicago
Plan to claim fraud questioned at national party level
Des Moines Capital editorial argues the plan aims to challenge decisions by the national committee credentials committee and convention, noting it did not favor Col Roosevelt. It also calls for a complete rewrite of Iowa school laws, criticizing antiquated provisions still in force.
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National Committee
Credentials Committee
Convention
Col. Roosevelt
Des Moines
Deyoe
Iowa
Inventions and Observations From Various Papers
A collage of witty clippings notes knicker-So Jones’s umbrella handle finger print idea and a sun headline on precocious children. Quips about jury bias and a theater mat ad, plus a rattlesnake anecdote and a health pitch urging open air and Cham berlain's tablets for healthier living.
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Jones
Hocker
New York Sun
Offensive Optimists and the Thin Line of Cheer
Ruth Cameron writes about offensive optimism in the office. She argues excessive cheer can irritate coworkers and intrude on others moods and private troubles. The piece contrasts optimistic vanity with considerate empathy and social tact.
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Mke
Ruth Cameron
Dysentery Cure Promoted by Chamberlain Remedy
The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for dysentery, claiming success even in malignant epidemics. Sold by all dealers.
Prospects of Railroad Earnings Rise on Valuation Force
Iron Trade Review discusses the potential for railroad rate advances via physical valuation. It notes valuations in states often run high, suggesting a favorable shift for railroads. Improvements in rail assets, including steel rails and cars, have raised property value without proportional capitalization increases, hinting at evolving rate dynamics.
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Iron Trade Review
Give the Baby His Rights
The passage argues for exclusive milk feeding for infants under one year as a basic right and early protection of a child’s health. It suggests mashed potato and gravy should wait until the child is older, implicitly promoting cautious, wholesome infant care.
Mellin's Food Claims Rapid Baby Improvement
A Forest City mother reports her five to eight month old weighed 13 then 12 pounds despite various foods. After using Mellin's Food as directed the child improved within twenty four hours and has not been sick since. In three months the baby gained six pounds.
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Melin
Mellin
Mira
Fred Bates
Forest City
Waterloo Evening Courier Features Brady War Pictures For Students
The article discusses how railroads shifted from showing securities to genuine improvements, arguing a physical valuation would reflect better. It urges parents to obtain Brady War Pictures for school children, provided in the sixteen sections issued by the Waterloo Evening Courier with a coupon on page 3.
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Waterloo
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Europe
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American Express
Haymarket
Dawes Steamship Agency
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Paris
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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