War Prevention Mystery At Berlin Embassy Ball
A London Times journalist, De B, meets Marie von Allenstein, niece of a German chancellor, at a Paris embassy ball. She hints Germany may invade France to punish a past war, prompting him to reveal the tip to France. Public reaction fades, and he questions truth and duty while pursuing clarity and love.
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More Trouble for Hughes in Albany Factional Fight
Albany reports reveal Republican leaders including Woodruff Barnes Shreiner and Hendricks backing Otto Kelery against Governor Hughes. They aim to weaken the governor by targeting Lim on the Massachusetts ballot and advancing direct nominations and betting bills. Kelery refuses to resign, insisting his strength improves this year despite a 27 to 24 Senate vote last session.
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Senate
Hughes Attacks Gambling In Albany Charity Event
Governor Hughes opposes gambling at a Albany charity drive held in a local armory. He warned organizers to drop raffles and lotteries or face an order barring use of the armory. The episode reveals his aggressive stance on gambling policy and public events.
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N.Y
Hughes
Albany
Lewrard
Roosevelt Compared to John the Baptist by Chicago Preacher
Rev Amat Dixon, a Chicago preacher, likened President Roosevelt to John the Baptist and Isaiah at a prayer meeting, praising the president's latest message to Congress as one of the era’s greatest sermons. Dixon urged a new, purer life for individuals, the nation, and the world.
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Congress
Taft Growth Noted By Old Teacher In Letter
An old teacher writes to the secretary of war praising Taft and noting his growth. Mrs Swallie’s letter to the war secretary is cited, with admiration for Taft’s maturity and potential influence on policy and public life.
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Doo
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Willie” Taft Immell
Roosevelt finds art patrons in Washington and beyond
In Washington and elsewhere patrons scout the artistic scene as the capital becomes a hub for painters and sculptors. The scene expands with new exhibitions and collectors eyeing current works, while discussions ripple about future support and gallery holdings.
Williams Irwinic As To Roosevelt In Congress
In Washington the Indian appropriation bill debate extended to night in the House. Representative Williams of Mississippi criticized President Roosevelt’s message, denying Hepburn’s view that it reflected national approval. He warned against rebellion by the Four and urged enacting the admin’s proposals, while not pledging worship to Roosevelt and sparking Democratic applause.
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Hopton
Theodore Roosyvelt
Tsani
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Ryan
Needlework Notes From a Faded Page Fragment
A fragmentary note on vintage sewing practices and embroidered details. It discusses securing items on hats with tape, avoiding danger from slips, and mentions new underwear designs with hood embroidery and laces none used. Instructions warn cutting crinoline and fitting seams to match skirt curves.
Want View on Tariff Ask Board on Tariff
Washington February 6 A delegation of about thirty representatives from major commercial and manufacturing interests will go to the White House to seek the President's view on tariff revision. Officials expect the president to emphasize Roosevelt policies and may back Secretary Taft's plan for an extra session after inauguration to revise tariff schedules. The President’s position may be left to the delegation to speak for him.
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Cut Out Pension Agencies In Senate Debate
In a recent session lawmakers debated removing eighteen regional pension agencies including those in Boston and New York City. Estimated savings from centralizing to a single Washington agency reach $225,000 annually, with a total pension reduction over the long term.
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Bretagne Captain Found Drowned at Harve
The Bretagne's captain was found drowned at Harve in February. Bed ine wala esta wae pa aavnattieaa dant in are Pettie believes that he fell into that water while leaving the waters in the...
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Nursery Precautions For Infant Nose And Ears
The text advises daily thorough washing of an infant’s ears and nose during winter to prevent cold related issues. Avoid inserting objects or cleaners deep into the ear, do not use glycerin or vaseline in the ear, and consult a physician for any persistent trouble. Indoors poses less cold danger than drafts. cover care when outdoors for toddlers.
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Baby
Why Jimy Didn't Bit Down
A fragmented story from a New York Times excerpt depicts a shopper collapsing into a seat at a transfer station as a grimy youth offers her a seat. A man named Jimmy dismisses progress, muttering that waiting for relief will only invite discomfort and more fatigue as crowds press forward. Nearby commentary links the scene to references about the number five and sacred numerology.
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New York Times
Inside a Giant Thirteen Inch Gun How It Fires
A detailed description explains a photograph of a colossal thirteen inch naval gun. The white dot marks the metal tube, while spiral interior lines show corrugations that impart rotary motion to the projectile, aligning its center of gravity for a straight path toward the target as the image is viewed with a turning motion.
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United States
Lartie
Pacific Coast
Grotesque Drawings and Old Time Puzzles in a Penny-Press
A Chicago News noted amusement ideas using stacked papers pierced with a hatpin to guide drawing of a figure, promising hilarity. The item moves through poetry of flowers names, includes older weight discussions, and ends with a domestic game scene featuring Hunt the Fox and a playful dialogue about striking a match.
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Chicago News
Virgin Oil of Pine Cure for Coughs Advertised
An old advertisement touts Virgin Oil of Pine as a universal remedy for coughs and rheumatic pains. It claims the pine extract permeates the airways and kidney area to provide relief, urging dispensing only through druggists and warning to seek genuine Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati product.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
History Party Amusing Winter Evening Game
Invitations were sent for a history party where guests received blank notebooks with titles like The First Portrait The Earliest Aversion and The First Party. Guests cut pictures from magazines to fill pages such as The First Love and The Birthplace, with autographs on the final page.
Health and Beauty Hints From An Old Page
Health and beauty tips warn that tight clothes worsen indigestion and red noses while a hot bath at night aids sleep. Advice covers home remedies for throat, spine, coughs, and toothaches using eggs, glycerin, lemon juice, mustard, and cloves, with cautions on egg yolk mixtures and emergency care for convulsions.
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Thertonteter
Not Proud History Line Sparks Senate Quip
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum in a wry exchange about pride in making history. He jokes about reading volumes describing warted errors of serial ambitions and concludes history is a tad bit off. The brief exchange reflects political satire and historical self-awareness.
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