Congress Reassembles as Taft Rumors Stir Politics
Washington dispatch notes Congress meeting after holidays with heavy agenda. Debates on four regiments of colored troops and river harbor bills loom. Taft tentative Republican candidacy sparks intra party shifts as old guard factions vie for influence in Southern states. Morgan Pettus loom large as veteran Alabama senators seek continued port office clout.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
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Congress
T. E Burton
Ohio
Brownsville
Ufair
Senate
House
Committee On Military Affairs
Worlington
M.A. Hanna
Foraker
Ojo
Scott
West Virginia
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
McKivley
Taft
Roosevel
Platt
New Empire
Thomas Col Mer Platt
New York
Suilané
Pint Nits
Cltizen
Quenton
Senator Klapp
Minnesota
Morgan and Pettus
Alabama
John Tyler Morgan
Edmund Winston Pettus
Siland
M Euin
Jong
Aft Kinley
McKinley
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Albers Geuniors Preedec Rocecvelt
A Merciful Deliverance
Peggy Lester seeks to avert a dire family debt by courting Johnny Magee and planning a rich marriage with his help. Johnny resists but is drawn into Peggy's scheme as Uncle John and Mrs. Lester fear losing their home. Peggy eventually secures funds and arranges a path to marriage with Magee, while Johnny ends up marrying Sally Job.
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Homer Sprague
Magee
Posey
Johnny
Tim
Sally
Santh
Peegy
Magve
Pexry Lester
Peggy
Jim
Mrs. Lester
Macee
Johny
Pogzy
Minn Hm
Ui Ke
Tucle John
John
Lester
Peser
Joe
Jay Boll
Johnny Magee
Xp Inquirer
Redding
Qusrely
Mr. Hiedding
Flo
Tontead
Sally Job
A Poor Place to Live In and Weather Vanes
Mrs Goodsall prefers weather vane talk over city sights as she questions neighbors and grocer’s boy on how a meeting house vane was pointed. A niece’s Boston visit prompts quips about intelligent folks and benighted locales. Then a tale of a New Zealand hotel inner details of a death scare and a disputed bill with a landlord who forgives none.
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Charen
New Zealand
Eshermen
X_ wan
Landtord
The Ideal Breakfast Breakfast Advice From New York Tribune
A New York Tribune summary quotes Dr Hartley of the Lobe be fend Medical College on ideal breakfast choices. It endorses bacon as the best meat, warns against heavy coffee use, notes chocolate as a sedative, and recommends a morning mix of coffee, cereal with sugar and milk, and bacon for quick energy.
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Everly
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Lobe
Madical College
Bitoyels
New York Tribune
Early Balloon Tragedy and Two Fatal Aerial Fires
A historical account recalls Count Zamtieccari and a companion in 1812. The Count leapt from a descending balloon near Bologna and died. the companion survived with severe injuries. Weeks later, aeronauts De Howler nog Romain attempted a Boulogne to England crossing but the balloon burst at 3,000 feet, killing Losier and injuring Romain.
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Zamtieccari
Adriatic Sea
Bologna
de Howler Nog
Romain
English Channel
Boulogne
Losier
Do Animals Commit Death by Their Own Action
Fragmented text questions whether animals can die by their own actions and discusses notions of intent deception among animals. It references predator behavior and possible self-harm or coincidental death as a topic without clear conclusion.
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