Publishers wed at the Postoffice in Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard notes a wedding at the Postoffice in Anaconda for Diana Mail Matter. It lists office locations in New York Chicago Detroit and other cities, with advertising and distribution notes for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY and general business correspondence address in Anaconda.
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Anaconda Standard Standard Publishing
Compas
Anaconda
AM General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Clerks Faulted For Final Copy Of Laws In Congress
Minneapolis Journal cites a Washington debate showing legislation hinges on clerks insuring the engrossed bill is the final form passed by the House. Some members question if reading from the engrossed copy matters, while others defend clerks as largely untainted, urging caution against filibuster tactics.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
Murdock
Kansas
Congress
Inside the Cabinet Strain Overburdened Interior Secretary Lane
The New York Press urges relief from cabinet overload as Franklin K Lane, secretary of the interior, suffers ill health from overwork. The antebellum era saw the interior as minor, but postwar expansion created unwieldy duties and added bureaus. Lane tackled intricate federal tasks, yet the burden surpassed his strength.
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Franklin K Lane
Interior
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War
Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Interior
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Montana State Fair urged visitors to plan visit to Helena
Officials urge residents to arrange matters to visit Helena for a day or two during the Montana state fair. The event, expected to attract record crowds, showcases growing state wealth and population, and aims to unite residents from all regions. The fair's management and Helena citizens are praised for improving accommodations and transportation to ensure comfortable visitor turnout.
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Montana
Helena
Royal Suites Unoccupied on the Imperator Ship
The Hamburg America line will remodel the Imperator reducing future ship sizes and eliminating costly suites for multimillionaires due to poor patronage. In New Jersey a Hungarian-born inmate undergoes brain surgery to relieve pressure, restore health, and seek release to prove he is reformable.
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Hamburg-American Company
Imperator
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Republicans Seek Reapportionment Reform For Southern States
A Republican congressional meeting in Washington aims to adjust delegate representation to curb Southern influence at national conventions. The plan faces resistance from South delegates and may require convention action, with potential clashes over who controls future nominee selection.
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South
Congressional Committee
Washington
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Unguarded Musings On Modern Manners And Hazy Prose
Fragmented column style notes from Cincinnati Enquirer columns reveal muddled social observations on marriage health gossip and aging, peppered with misread phrases and garbled slang. The piece cites boys trading memory for dime novels and lampoons vanity hats and the idea of old maids with playful sarcasm.
What Is Heaven's Kingdom in Quiet Voices
A reflective piece on hearing others lives from walls and streets. The narrator ponders humanity's hidden tracts and the idea that everyday sounds reveal larger truths, comparing poetic voices to divine sent messages, and wonders if Browning defined God as what fools call nature.
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Wordeworth
God
Browning
The Road Is Tong And Dusty In Walt Mason Poem
A fragmented verse paints Walt Mason’s song about a once bright youth who wastes chances. It depicts poverty and social neglect as he roams, begging for meaning while townspeople avert eyes and dogs lash out. The piece warns youth to seize opportunity before decline and ruin.
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Doctrine of Intervention in World Affairs Examined
A historical analysis argues that great powers may intervene in crises abroad, citing Machiavelli and early diplomacy. It notes antecedents in European concert practice and suggests that self interest often justifies intervention, with reference to leaders like the Medicis and Borgias.
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Mexico
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Touring en Aeroplane Passengers on a Novel Biplane
The Graham-White Aviation Company unveils an aero omnibus style biplane carrying four passengers beside the pilot with baggage, promising a comfortable trip after successful tests at Fendon.
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Graham-White Aviation Company, Limited
Fendon
Baczara
Foundations of Intervention and Balance of Power Doctrine
The text traces the emergence of the balance of power concept from 17th and 18th century Europe through the Peace of Westphalia and the treaties of Utrecht and Vienna, noting how major powers used intervention to uphold autonomy and curb aggression. It links these ideas to the Monroe Doctrine and U S interventions from 1865 onward, arguing that international law, national interests, and ending prolonged wars justify intervention beyond mere self interest.
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France
Russia
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Chile
Peru
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Venezuela
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Central America
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Aspinwall
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Machiavelli
U S Intervention Justifications Amid Mexican Turmoil
An analysis discusses potential US intervention triggers in Mexico. It contrasts Huerta’s stubborn stance with Carranza’s alleged patriotism and openness to reason, suggesting Carranza could request US involvement as a pretext for intervention.
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Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
United States
Independent Spirit and Grafters Across Papers
A collage of quotes from Chicago Tribune, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Washington Post, New Orleans Picayune, and Montgomery Advertiser lampooning independence and public graft. Remarks touch on straw hats, New York hotel linen laws, Joseph Pulitzer’s estate, a yarn about a comedian’s tale, and New York’s perpetual grafters.
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