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Anti Bryan Democrats Plot to Thwart Nomination
A newspaper opinion argues old line Democrats plan a national conference to block William Jennings Bryan from the Presidential nomination. It urges state leaders to build anti Bryan delegations and push a candidate like Johnson Gray Wilson or Harmon at the Denver meeting.
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Disclosures on the Barge Canal Contract Policy
The Stevens report criticizes the Barge Canal project for piecemeal planning and contracts, urging a division into fewer, larger contracts and state action. It warns the current approach risks waste and a future cost explosion, urging Gov. Hughes and the Legislature to heed reforms and consider a 21 foot waterway with larger locks.
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Prussian Suffrage Fight Spurred by Barth Interview
In wireless dispatches yesterday Dr Theodore Barth, a respected figure, defended the demonstrations amid ongoing debates over suffrage in Prussia. The exchange signals continued advocacy and opposition shaping the political climate.
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Push for Manhood Suffrage in Prussia Grows
Dr. Barth calls for a broader policy aiming at a genuine Constitutional Government in Germany. He denounces the feudal three-class system that disenfranchises two thirds of Prussia’s voters and vows to resume demonstrations on a larger scale within weeks. He notes the Junkers backing and rebukes Prince Buelow for caution in sharing power with reformers.
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Inflation warning echoes across nations in financial review
The Times annual financial review notes warnings from France England and U S financiers about inflation from currency relief. It argues expansion is not inflation and credit currency must have basis and withdrawal plans. It cautions that excess bank notes could drain gold if kept beyond necessity.
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Elastic currency and contraction as test of legislation
The speaker argues that the economics of notes hinges on currency being truly elastic and tied to business needs. Expansion and contraction must adapt to demand, with emphasis on contraction being as crucial as expansion. European critics favor contraction, insisting the key is adaptability rather than volume.
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Anarchist Plot Foiled Near Rio Harbor
The Brazilian police blocked an anarchist plan to attack a fleet in Rio de Janeiro harbor. Warnings from Washington and Paris aided the effort as authorities traced chief conspirator Jean Fepher of Petropolis to Sao Paulo.
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Milton 300th Anniversary Praised For Moral Constancy
London dispatch notes Joan Milton centenary plans as Marconi reports show Milton’s enduring influence. The writer lauds Milton as England’s leading literary figure whose life exemplified purity, firm conviction, and moral obedience, contrasting his stern nature with unwavering integrity.
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A New View of Women in Public Life and Press
A critique of Senator Gore’s remark on women as substitutes for newspapers notes that while some women are gossips, so are some men. It highlights suffragettes chaining themselves to Downing Street rails, their arrest and perseverance proving women’s ingenuity and persistence in public action. The piece ends acknowledging woman as a compelling presence beyond the press.
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Puzzling Subject Dominates Daily Newspaper
The daily newspaper devotes space to a puzzling subject drawing reader interest. Officials and editors watch trends as readers test theories and share solutions through letters and contests.
Controversy over Dr Saleeby trypsin and medical authority
In The Times a debate on Dr Saleeby’s pancreatic extracts and Dr Walsh’s critique. The paper defends hearing Saleeby while noting authority may oppose him, arguing for fair trial and caution against denigration of his work. Also remarks on farmers to support anti gambling bills and a note on malicious animal magnetism tied to Mrs Eppy followers.
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Trans Siberian Route Proves Regular and Satisfactory
From The London Syren, readers are asked to indorse envelopes with Via Siberia. The Far East favors the trans Siberian route as a reliable channel to correspondents abroad since it began proper operation.
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Teachers Salaries Debate Echoes in Maxwell Report
A letter to the New York Times highlights Maxwell's salary equalization analysis. It argues men must be paid to attract talent, while women may require lower pay, and warns against basing female salaries on male standards. The piece notes potential political fallout with Gov. Hughes’s veto and references a January context.
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Central Bank Debate Urges Elastic Currency Reform
Adolf Kolischer of New York argues that central banks exist in many nations and provide stability in prosperity and distress. He cautions against untested schemes and notes international drafts favor the currency of the nation controlling global commerce, asserting England’s currency strength.
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Philippine Railroads Grow in Luzon and Islands
Washington report by Brig. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards notes Philippine railroad expansion from 120 miles in 1898 to about 200 in Luzon plus 428 more miles in Luzon and 290 in Panay Cebu and Negros. The piece covers imports exports revenues and Cuban intervention costs, highlighting hemp tobacco and copra and rising U.S. education for Filipina students.
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Play by Phillips to Open at Madison Square Theatre
David Graham Phillips will premiere a four act drama The Worth of a Woman next month at the Madison Square Theatre under Walter N. Lawrence. Miss Katherine Grey will debut as a star with the Lawrence company, replacing Miss Carlotta Nilsson whose contract expired. Lawrence’s Three of Us tour company continues with another leading actress.
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President Roosevelt Sends Gold Spoon to Captain Baldwin’s Son
Capt. Sylvester Baldwin of the Charles Street Police Station received a gold spoon by mail from President Roosevelt yesterday. The gift honors Baldwin’s five year old son Charles after the president, who has long known the captain, met the boy during a White House visit.
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Farm Life versus the City Letter Exchange
John Shanahan of New York criticizes Henry T. Finck’s view on unemployment and urban opportunities. He contrasts farm life’s toil with city access to education, arts, and social life, questioning why farm youths leave for motorman jobs and calling Finck’s remarks insensitive in hard times.
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The Flag of Internationalism and National Pride
J De L Verplanck argues that internationalism, not strict nationalism, should guide policy. He praises the socialists for uniting workers across borders while criticizing exclusive patriotism as a burden. He cites France, Germany, and the U S to illustrate that genuine justice transcends borders. Fishkill on Hudson N Y January 16 1905.
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Remedy for Widow Mania Declares Global Epidemic
A New York dispatch notes widow mania has spread from Europe, with the remedy humorously recommended as self whistle tunes to avoid exposure. The writer cites medicines and cautions that only a homeopathic cure exists, urging personal prevention amid the era’s social contagion.
The Height of Queens From The London Women
Nearly all European sovereigns are shorter than their wives. King George is not as tall as Queen Alexandra. The Kaiser is shorter than the German Empress. Queen Amelia of Portugal stands taller than Don Carlos. The Spanish king is much shorter than Queen Victoria Eugenie. The Czar and the King of Italy appear small beside their wives. Norway's king and Montenegro's prince are notably taller than their wives.
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The Cover Girl of the Magazine Through the Seasons
A poem by W. Foley celebrates a model girl whose beauty remains constant across the year. The verse traces her seasonal styling from budding Spring to snowy Winter, noting fashions and poses while affirming the enduring charm of the cover page girl.
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Hamilton Quits Customs Service After Four Years as Counsel
Francis E. Hamilton resigns after four years as counsel to the Collector of the Port of New York. Harrison Osborne of Buffalo is named to succeed him. Col. Edward S. Fowler says there were no disputes, and Hamilton stays until February 23 to allow Osborne to move. Hamilton was popular among officials and brokers for his knowledge of tariffs and long service at Wall Street and Gowling Green.
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Our National Shortcomings Lecture At Carnegie Hall
Dr Felix Adler addressed a large audience at Carnegie Hall on Our National Shortcomings arguing optimism tempered by awareness of political and business corruption. He compared Americans to Joseph among nations, warned against glossing over unpleasant facts, and urged active effort to steer democracy toward right action.
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Banquet for Coal Diggers in Pittsburs Union Club
In the Union Club hall Pittsburs leaders honored miners from Jones Mine with a heart to heart dinner. John H. Jones spoke as coal company officers attended. The talk focused on new Pennsylvania smokeless powder law to reduce mine disasters and miners' willingness to strike if enforced.
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