Theodore Roosevelt as Rough Rider in the White House Rivalry
The piece discerns Roosevelt as a brash political performer poised to lead, likening his rise to a broncho busting ascent from West to White House. It contrasts Democratic caution with Roosevelt's audacious style while warning the public to watch handling of military and civil affairs and future political shifts.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
McKinley
Washington
Roosevelt
Guilbert
Arthurian
Tyler
Courier-Journal
John Happy
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Dooley
Cripple Creek
Harvard College
United States
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Ivenine
Mark Honea
Cher
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Arme
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Anthony Wayne
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Sheridan
Sherman
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Dewey
Santisen
Sedley
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Arthur
Heaven
Earth
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Buck
Bel
Canal schemes and other tems in the two houses
Washington reports confirm a negotiated path for a U S interoceanic canal via Nicaragua with Costa Rica. Hepburn leading efforts to enact canal legislation as the Panama route loses momentum. Talks also cover Danish West Indies sale, Galapagos coaling stations, and broader expansion moves among major powers.
Changeable Servants Do Not Satisfy Titbits
Witherby argues households suffer from lazy selection of help and should test a new maid weekly until a perfect fit is found. He claims sixteen years of trial convinced him the method works, despite brief upheaval as staff are replaced. Dimpleton contemplates the idea and questions its value.
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Iala Dimpleton
Witherby
Dimpleton
Panama Canal sale price proposed to U S for 340 million
The Panama Canal Company submits a formal offer to transfer its properties and concessions to the United States for 340 million dollars. The plan follows weeks of meetings in Paris and changes after M Hutin’s retirement, with Admiral Walker and the State Department notified of the proposal. The president will present the offer to Congress for decision.
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Danish West Indies
United States
Denmark
State Department
Pacific
Republic of Ecuador
Ecuador
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Congress
Carnegie
United State Steel Corporation
Hospord
Washington
Panama Canal
M. Reuefve
Admiral Walker
Isthminan Canal Commission
M. Houefve
Panama Canal Company
Paris
Secretary of State
M. Hutin
Panama
Walker
Partington’s Pun Sparks Laughs at Secret Supper
A Lewavite Times anecdote recalls a club party where a witty guest mocks elegant speech. A widow jokes with a shy widower by asking him to be her co respondent, shocking him and leaving guests roaring at the miscue.
Hed asks why riches still bring discomfort
A hed asks his mother why wealth does not guarantee ease and comfort. The exchange reveals a critique of material abundance, with the mother replying that excess wealth still imposes burdens and constraints.
Advice for a heartbroken young woman in Chicago News
A reader asks how to handle an engagement now broken. The old lawyer suggests the woman write a polite thank you letter, as he deems the fiancé unworthy and lacking funds. The exchange reflects practical, wary counsel from a Chicago paper's column.
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Chicago News
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