Population boom in Washington DC expected to reach 355000
Washington police report a 9812 annual population rise, projecting a decade growth toward 100000 more residents. By 1910 the population could reach about 355000, as the city becomes an attractive winter home for wealthy families and an expanding center of government driven prosperity.
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Ashington
Columbia
Indico
Washington
Union
Blacksmith Tawney rises in Congress from Minnesota
Former blacksmith Jim Tawney becomes a force in U.S. politics as a ward politician turned congressman. His blunt, insurgent style helped him win influence, and he now chairs the pivotal Appropriations Committee. He has fought rivals, including Goebel on carriers pay, and shown steady resolve in fiscal battles.
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Tawney
Minnesota
Washington
Speaker Cannon
Jim Tawney
Congress
Taw ‘Ney
House—Appropriations
Jim Ja
Fighteraville
Goebel
Cincinnati
Overstreet
Treasury
Scott
Kansas
Hati
Knox and Crane Share Quiet Capitol Rituals
Senators Knox of Pennsylvania and Crane of Massachusetts appear unusually friendly in private sessions. Their routine includes early arrivals, shared meals, and discreet signals similar to historic pairs like Edmunds and Thurman. The tale recalls the Capitol’s old social rituals and a famed red bandanna signal.
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Senate
Crane
Knox
Edmunds
Vermont
Allen G. Thurman
Ohio
Capitol
Washington
Committee On Judiciary
Ita
Untitled discussion on alcohol content and prohibition law
A fragmentary article reviews how different jurisdictions classify beverages as intoxicants based on alcohol content. It notes Texas and Massachusetts standards and discusses post exchanges in prohibition states and possible legal interpretations for army exchanges.
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Massachusetts
Fed
Wright brothers plan new aeroplane and August return
Manteo North Carolina reports the Wright brothers are rebuilding after a recent accident. They will return in August with a stronger machine to resume experiments. The planned August test aims for about one hour and twenty minutes in the air, roughly 80 miles, and may involve endurance flight for government consideration.
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Manteo
N. C
Jeanne
Europe
Wilson to Quit Cabinet
Washington dispatch says James Wilson secretary of agriculture plans to resign after 11 years of continuous service, unique for serving through four administrations. He reports he has worked hard to build up his department from a small agency.
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Washington
James Wilson
Wilson
Enid
Compara
Secretary Wilson to Decide on Resignation
Mr Wilson joined McKinley’s cabinet on March 6 1897 and has remained in the government family since. Friends urged him to stay through the president’s term but he will not promise to reconsider without consulting them again. If he resigns Gifford Pinchot may be named in his place. Pinchot is United States forester.
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Wilson
McKinley
Gifford Pinchot
Mr. Pinchot
United States Forester
Patent self bas ting pan for roasting offered in New York Weekly
Inventor note offers a patent self bas ting pan for roasting and a patent self aring needies for mending. The dialog, from New York Weekly, shows a buyer expressing interest in the items and a seller presenting the inventions.
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Roy
New York Weekly
Lewis' Single Binder cigars drive nine million annual sales
Nine million plus annual sales mark Lewis' Single Binder cigars made from mellow lasting tobacco. Advertisers tout top quality and urge buyers to insist on the genuine brand from Lewis Factory Peoria Illinois. A separate notice offers rich land and water rights in Southern Texas with affordable monthly payments.
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Lewis
Lewis Factory
Peoria
Youth the Time to Build Wisely
Youth is the best time for building character and shaping principles, notes Rev. G Denton. A farm in South Texas offers 10 to 640 acres plus 3 town lots for 210 dollars, payable at 10 dollars monthly, with contact through Dr. Charles F. Simmons in San Antonio. People never help a man blow his horn because they like the music.
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Texas
Inform
Chas
F. Simmons
San Antonio
Rev. G.denton
South
Chas. F. Simmons
Simmons
Alamo Plaza
Fragmented Ad Copy and Quips From A Printer's Notice
The readable fragments present a jumble of advertising phrases and odd slogans. It mentions Red Crow Ball Blue, costed items for grocers, a call to hope for the best and then try, and mentions names like Dr Th. King and Kline. The text reads like stray ad copy and partial phrases from a historical page.
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Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
W. Murray Crane
Knox Automobile
Crane Automobile Exchange Bank
Committee On Rules
Rikde
Ale Navigatora
Wright Grothers
Secretary of Agriculture
Kline
Th. King
Area Street
Philadelphia
California
N. UL
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
F. O. B. Excelsior
F. O.b. Excelsior
Empire Mineral Water Company
Missouri
New York Central Lines
New York
New York City
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
BIG Four
T. Louis
Southwestern
Tenth & Walnut Sts
Douglas Wallace
Pass
Adent
Warren J. Lynch