Plan for Pan American Concerted Action to curb Mexico crisis
Washington reports officials study a plan dating from Roosevelt era to coordinate with South and Central American governments. Director General John Barrett urges consult with powerful southern states to deter future Mexican troubles through concerted action. Roosevelt and Root proposals resurface as a model for peaceful balance in the hemisphere.
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George Clinton
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Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Barrett
Barrett
Theodore Roosevelt
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Houdures
Nicaragua
Congress
Rio de Janeiro
South Americas
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Mr. Root
Root
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Menico
Mesico
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Bcials
Oral
District of Columbisan
District of Columbia
la Follette
Consumers’ Longue
William ©. Redfield
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Julia C. Lathrop
Ellen Spencer Massey
Constance D. Leupp
Harvey W. Wiley
League
Mumbled Market Mishap In Shabby Boot Shop
A garbled passage describes a comical scene in a boot shop. The shop assistant asks what else is needed while a customer insists on three items. The text is fragmented and includes quirky spelling and dialogue, hinting at a humorous local exchange.
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Largefoot
Local quip on community safety and chores
A fragment notes Aunt Chiles praising a man as a decent provider and his plan to keep her busy by scoping a public safety item, reflecting social humor about duties and local traits.
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Aunt Chiles
Irony of Fate in a Dog and a Widow's Revenge
A late 19th century tale follows John Marsh a tyrant plagued by legal feuds with the Barton family. A loyal collie Jackzie confronts two constables attempting execution and Naomi Barton Murdoch intervenes with compassion. Marsh reconciles learning Naomi’s father is Barton and bequeaths 11 000 to support their wedding.
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Mildred Caroline Good Ridge
Marah
Wight
Supreme Court
Marsh
Jackzie
John Marsh
Barton
Robert Barton
Naomi Barton
John Marek
Volcen
Naomi
Abner Gale
Lawsult
Jacksie
Mr. Marsh
Bell
W. G. Chapman
Memorial for Napoleon IV at Malmaison Park
Empress Eugenie plans a memorial at Malmaison adjoining the park in France to honor her son Napoleon IV. She intends to re erect a monument on land she owns beside the historic house once cherished by Napoleon I and Josephine, preserving the historic rooms and artifacts.
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Eugenie
Malmaison
France
Paria
Napoleon IV
Napoleon I
Ito Park
Josephine
Walla
Florence
Barber's Misadventure Sparks Shave Gone Wrong
In a Washington club a tale recalls an Iowa congressman's joke about a barber shop incident. A citizen fell asleep during a shave and, after attempts to awaken him, the barber explained the difficulty of shaving with a wide open mouth, leading to a humorous misunderstanding.
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Washington
Woods
Iowa
Philadelphia Telegraph
Gyroscopic System Feasibility For Stabilising Vessel
Prof BE B Perry reports two stabilising reservoirs weighing 900 tons would be required to steady a vessel with 5 000 loon tolling at 25 degrees. A gyroscopic system occupying four tout M of space could create a roll of about six dozen of 10 degrees improving balance.
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BE. Bperry
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