Railroad legislation debates loom as Congress readies work
Congress returns to railroad policy with ICC rate plans and Foraker and Elkins alternatives. President Roosevelt backs a rate bill but faces party unity strains. Shippers protest giving rate power to a commission while debates over Panama, tariffs, and policy loom.
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Resplendent Diplomats At Roosevelt White House Reception
Grand display of jewels and medals graced President Roosevelt s reception for foreign representatives on January 4 with diplomats from Russia Italy Portugal Spain and Venezuela dominating as they wore ornate orders and grand crosses. The attire, speeches, and social rituals highlighted the era s diplomatic pomp and the allure of royal era regalia.
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Honduras
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Order of Glory
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France
Europe
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Africa
South America
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Vienna
Berlin
Paris Statue of Franklin Unveiled in Paris Honor 200th Birthday
The article notes the 200th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin is celebrated with the unveiling of Paris first statue to him. It mentions Mr Harjes of Morgan, Harjes firm offering a bronze statue to Paris, reflecting broad reverence for Franklin in both the U.S. and France.
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Morgan, Mur Jis & Co
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Franklin
Foreign orders and Philadelphia statue details fade into history
The text traces Persian and Spanish military honors worn by figures like General Werley and Don Luis Pas tor, noting orders such as the Persian Sun and Portugal’s Royal Military Order. It mentions a Philadelphia origin for a bronze statue replica and contrasts it with the original Franklin statue gifted by Foster C. Strawbridge at a cost of 19,009 dollars, detailing the dedication timeline and manufacturing notes.
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Union Square
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Beecher humor ends with a hen egg in hat tale
A Relating of Beecher recounts a Congregational preacher told a line about beauty. The hen laid an egg in his hat as a playful reward, illustrating a whimsical episode attributed to Beecher.
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Australia Produces Fifteen Million Pounds Of Honey Annually
Australis reports honey production at about fifteen million pounds each year. The figure highlights the country’s strong beekeeping sector and steady demand for honey across local markets.
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Sacajawea Statue Fame Aids Lewis and Clark Era
Oregon City author Eva Emery Dye wrote The Conquest about the Lewis and Clark expedition highlighting Sacajawea. Portland women formed a statue project, raising funds to erect a monument with copper provided by Mrs Henry Waldo Coe, honoring Sacajawea and the aid she gave the expedition.
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Charboncay
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Pacific Ocean
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Alice Cooper
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Lipreading school aims for national teachers college
Senator Anox of Pennsylvania witnessed a demonstration by deaf mute children at the Capitol. Miss Mary Garrett of the Philadelphia Home for Training Deaf Children to Speak seeks a $100,000 congressional appropriation to create a national normal school for lipreading instruction, with her party including a dozen supporters hoping to win over Senator Knox.
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Washington
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Feefs and Fua and the Kings Court Quip
Fragmentary antique prose with misread phrases, a Cleopatra vignette, a cherry stone anecdote bought for 25000 dollars, and a dim street scene where a man with kindling trades a piece in a flirtatious exchange, ending with a wry remark about craft in death.
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