Knox Opposes Antitrust Amendments Impact on Foreign Trade
Attorney General Knox declares the proposed amendment to federal antitrust and interstate commerce laws would repeal key pooling and restraint provisions, aiding foreign commerce and undermining public welfare. He warns the measure would grant power to restrain commerce and should be debated openly, not rushed in a moribund Congress.
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Voices of Wisdom and a Paragon in Business
A meditation on charity and virtue urges acts of kindness as true wealth. An Agricultural Advertiser excerpt praises a one good clean minded businessman who treats all people with respect, understanding both janitor and manager, and does more good than moralists.
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Fire at Hotel Randolph Near Miss in February
A guest at the Hotel Randolph narrowly escaped a serious blaze early this morning when a fire from a grate ignited coal and coal spilled, awakening him at 3 noted the smoke. The flames, fed by a nearby radiator and escaping from adjoining rooms, were quickly extinguished.
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Taft Reports on Philippines
Washington February 1 The president sent to the senate the annual report of the Philippine commission and the reports of the civil governor and executive heads for the period ended December 31 1903. Governor Taft details famine causes rice procurement efforts medical and educational progress and revenue trends while urging railroad construction bonds and tariff adjustments to aid island prosperity.
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Dietrich Asks Investigation in Senate Across Charges
In February the Senate granted Mr Dietrich of Nebraska a request for inquiry into charges filed by a federal court. A committee of Platt Spooner Cockrell Pel tus and others was appointed to conduct the investigation. Tilman urged handling by privileges and elections. the secretary of the treasury was to supply appointment details of William D. Gruman. A recess appointment communication from the War Department was to be printed as a record document.
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Married School Maam Sparks Court Challenge Over Teaching Rule
A New York board rule banning married women from teaching prompts a legal clash as Miss Patterson Considers court action. The dispute highlights debates over matrimony and public policy in education and whether such rules penalize women who marry.
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Rules for Long Life from Bir Kermann Weber at eighty
Bir Kermann Weber, now 80, reflects on a long life at the Royal College of Physicians in London. He advocates moderation in diet and drink, constant bodily maintenance, daily exercise in all weathers, breathing movements, walking and climbing tours, early bed and rise, six to seven hours sleep, regular baths, mental occupation, cheerfulness, and strong will to curb stimulants and harmful cravings.
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Spycraft and diplomacy clash in a world of secrets
A Pearsons Weekly essay argues nations continually spy on each other for strategic gain. It cites a Japanese naval officer observing coastal details aboard an allied ship, British officers' maneuvers, and Russia, Germany, Austria, and France as active players in exchanging secrets. The piece likens spies to social tea party exchanges, emphasizing that even allies trade information for advantage. It adds examples from boxing and sports to illustrate competitive pressure and risk in public life.
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Infe's Sunny Side humorous Brooklyn misadventure
A Brooklyn man uses a deceptive transfer ruse to ride two subway routes, coinci dentally exposing a fake ticket. The conductor unmasks the hoax with a grin, turning the moment into a lighthearted sunlit anecdote.
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An Explanation Necessary from February Smart Set
Mrs Bridges asks how long the applicant stayed at her last place. The man replies two weeks. Mr Bridges in another room jokes about money spent on tuxedos and jokes about buying a fine house, but says his tastes aren’t worth a grand purchase. Washington Star.
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Midweek Bargains From Leading Merchants Ad
Fragmentary text references midweek bargains from leading merchants in a Constitution issue. Additional content includes a poem-like passage about work and perseverance and a brief scene involving Snow Ellyn Williams and Florence and Pauline, with unclear context and noisy OCR remnants.
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