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Bet Post Tecepie, Company
Boston
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
Platt’s Intervener Vision Sways Cuban Republic Debate
In a Senate debate the Platt plan is urged as the standard for Cuba’s government, insisting on a real republic that protects U S interests. Critics warn the approach risks foreign intervention beyond three stated Cuban conditions and endangers genuine independence. Senator Hale warns the last U S soldier should never depart Cuba.
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United ‘States
Platt
United States
Urimee
Piatt
Washington
Cuba
Hale
Maine
Senate
Congress
One Year of Foreign Trade Growth Prompts Policy Debate
The article notes that by year’s end US exports will top 1.5 billion dollars, marking over 100 million more than last year and a doubling of exports in twelve years. It argues for seizing the moment to pursue a fair war with Europe while criticizing policy toward the Orient and European markets. It warns of potential foreign retaliation and policy errors as tensions rise in Washington.
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Washington
Europe
Great Orient
Pio
Sey
Orient
Sana
Russia
Germany
Harvard Commencement Reflects Two-and-a-Half Century Tradition
The formal Harvard commencement retains the feel of a state function, preserving its long history as new colleges and professional schools emerge nearby. The anniversary marks a milestone as the institution continues its distinguished role in higher education.
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Harvard
Commencement Reflections at Harvard Highlighting Its Role
The piece emphasizes Harvard's commencement as a look at past and present, noting the enduring memory and tradition. It lauds Harvard for shaping citizens and leaders, and for producing the intellect guiding the country and contributing to national greatness.
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Harvard
Immigration policy ponders Porto Rican citizenship in New York
An immigration official in New York approved entry for a Porto Rican family born under Spanish rule, recognizing them as United States citizens. The piece argues expanding citizenship to Hawaiians, Filipinos, and other groups, while noting Porto Ricans on the island lack a clear national status.
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New York
Allen
Ellis Island
United States
Hawaii
Congress
Philippines
Mr. McKinley
Sulu
Spain
Porto Rico
Reverend Joseph Cook Dies at Ticonderoga
The Rev. Joseph Cook, a towering Boston preacher and thinker of the late 19th century, died at his summer home in Ticonderoga New York on Monday. Known for rousing, forceful sermons and the influential Monday Lectureship he led in Boston for over twenty years, his bold preludes tackled political and social issues and stirred audiences. His later years were marked by ill health and reduced public appearances, yet his impact on religious and political thought endures.
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Joseph Cook
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Boston
Cook
Observant Citizen Fitzgerald Welcomes A bouncing boy
William F. Fitzgerald a prominent broker, smiles with joy as he welcomes a bouncing boy born Monday weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces. Both mother and child are reported doing splendidly with Fitzgerald also set for travel and social duties in the week ahead.
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William F. Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
The New Arrival And The Dreadful Monologue
A fragmentary page fragment recounts MAK's new arrival as a comical figure with round fair features and button eyes, then shifts to The Dreadful Monologue a stage bit with a twin and audience banter. It also includes boxing gossip and a note on Wellesley graduates while mentioning a dental.
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Erenia Bian
Mehta
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Fragmented puzzle of quotes and captions from a bygone column
A garbled collage mentions a hypnotist, a convention in Columbus, a mean man and a premature baby joke. An assortment of dialog fragments references police, a Blondin, and readers’ questions with partial labels and stray names like Mark Hanna and Millicent. The piece reads as a clipped humorous column page snippet.
Odd Bits of News From Around the World
A collection of curiosities and statistics including colonial and mining notes, demographics, and manufacturing marvels. Mentions of Aboriginal numbering in Western Australia, Mexican springs, Rand mines depths, Ohio governor salary history, global cattle and sheep kill rates, antiquity estimates, Perm works shell hardness, and pen making precision.
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Mexico
Transvaal
Ohio
Perm-works
Petburg
Eee Oe
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Es Consulare
Portuguess
Fragmented Vintage Snippets Echoing Outdated Speech
A garbled OCR snippet presents clipped dialogue and indecipherable lines. It references names like Bilithersby and Gooph and quotes from Baltimore American and Philadelphia Press style chatter, with stray phrases about wits, skirts, and slang. The text is largely nonsensical and reconstructive only.
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Mr. Gooph
Bilithersby’s
R. Gooph
Vane
Baltimore
Not To Blame and College Views in Detroit Free Press
A clipped discourse contrasts blame over freshness of goods with a Renown college remark about learning at a distant school. The Detroit Free Press quotes a niece Clarice describing hairdos in nineteen styles and a broader critique of college attendance as a source of knowledge.
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Clarice
Detroit
Free Press
Unknown typos misquote opinion on managers and Shakespeare
Fragmentary opinion notes managers now staging Shakespeare works at some gala. Mentions Stormington Barnes and a manele setting but content is garbled and unclear about specifics.
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PN Choly
Stormington Barnes
Manele
Post's Illustrated Menu Features Child Friendly Chicken Dish
A fragment describes a birthday luncheon menu with chicken in jelly and sandwiches aimed at children. It notes grownups’ tastes differ and hints at appealing but simple dishes, including tender chopped chicken and salad arranged to suit young appetites.
Cairo Romance in the Shadow of the Pyramids
Constance Dinsfae, newly in Cairo, recalls a budding romance with John Morton amid the Giza night. He asks for her hand on his birthday in Aries, while she confesses jealousy sparked by a flirtation with Mrs Forrest, revealing a planned awakening of love.
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Constance Dinsfae
Constance
John Morton
Naples
Pyramids
Red Pyramid
Rhodopis
Connee
John
Oman
Mrs. Forrest
Daily Table Hints from the Sunday Post Kitchen
Recipe hints from a Somerville kitchen show how to mix milk water and sugar to form a dough bake muffins and cake with cream and fruit notes. The fragment lists ingredients like potatoes canned salmon ginger bread and chocolate cake with detailed steps and measurements.
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Richdale Avenue
Somerville
J L Cartwright Buried In Community Obituary
The funeral of John L Cartwright, manager of the Malt fanoforte warerooms, was held at his home this morning. He was well liked in the business and community and leaves a wife and two children.
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J. L. Cartwright
John L. Cartwright
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Undefined OCR fragment context
Fragmentary text mentions a person and a county, with vague health and fence references. No clear event, names, or organizations emerge to form a coherent card.
Lomasney Attacks Newspaper Libel Claims in Boston
Ward 8 Alderman Lomasney denounces newspaper editors and notices alleged biases in coverage of the city’s loan bill bribery controversy. He cites past editors, accuses papers of sensationalism for profit, and warns against libel claims while defending his stance and actions before the Board of Aldermen.
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Board of Aldermen
Aich
Tinkham
Boston
Lomasney
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Boston Post
Common Council
William Taylor
Long Island
Dunbar
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Boston Journal
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Journal
Ardner
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Commonwealth
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Crane
Herald
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Sabchen
Dist
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Senate
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Sanger
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Gayor
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