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Our Wandering Statesmen and San Juan Harbors Debate
The Post notes the House Committee on Rivers and Harbors visits San Juan Puerto Rico aboard the Summer. It describes reception by the naval commandant, festive dancing under a tropical moon, and calls for harbor improvements and a treasury-southern appropriation. It also urges strict fire escape enforcement in Washington hotels and tall buildings to prevent tragedies.
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Calamity, arbitration and fire safety urged in editorials
The piece argues for relentless enforcement of fire escape laws and thorough building inspections. It critiques U S policy on Venezuela and mocks a London Times spoof of Premier Balfour, contrasting them with U S and English actions. It cites a South Dakota pure food bill and defends Congress against charges of inaction while praising the Senate for blocking wasteful mileage.
Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals Depicts Political Intrigue
A long miscellany traces debates on corruption and states’ rights, weighs farm labor in the South, and critiques immigration and tariffs. It discusses Blaine era reciprocity, Cuban and Santo Domingo policy, and the role of influential figures, courts, and royal lineages with crisp, period-tinged commentary.
Opinion: Consumption Camps and policy debates abroad
The Toledo Times endorses outdoor treatment camps for tuberculosis patients as a landmark project that could spark a broader restoration of the ill. Other editorials discuss coffee taxation, the Dakota Cowboys in New York, Mormon revelations, Santo Domingo affairs, Japanese immigration, and Southern Negro progress, reflecting diverse early 20th century concerns.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
Rich relations usually make poor friends. Some men die hard and some others are dead easy. A polished gentleman isn't necessarily a smooth article. The only secret ever kept by a woman is still a secret. A cynic is a man who claims to be tired of the world, but the world is tired of him. An average girl wonders if she would refuse proposals from young men she knows.
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Paddling in Future Politics And Philippine Control
A Cincinnati Enquirer piece uses speculative talk on U S policy toward the Philippines and Japan. It questions Hulls foresight, discusses naval strength, sea control, alliances, and the prospect of selling the Philippines to fund internal improvements, all framed as future-looking punditry.
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Washington Public Buildings Board Receives Roosevelt Order
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the President's executive order requiring that plans and sites for Washington public buildings be reviewed by a consultative board. The board includes members of the expert commission plus Bernard R. Green as chairman, blending technical and local perspectives. The move strengthens respect for the commission's decisions and aims to prevent intrusions on the Mall while promoting a more beautiful Washington.
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Practical Philanthropy Proven By Pittsburg Must Quote
The Pittsburg Must quotes a magnate praising helping people live simply and expressing hope to continue leading the simplest life for five more years, claiming courts should leave him be to pursue this philanthropy.
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A fragmented passage references the Bureau of Chemistry declaring selene 5 sn adding 10 humans to extend ordinary life to ninety years and contrasts public choice between hope or chorofarm. It notes a sick man awake asking, who governs Colorado, and a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet about a character Madge chasing a Russian count using Cyuma’s tactics.
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The Senator: A Simple Tale From Louisville Courier Journal
The piece notes a senator avoided sensationalism and defiance, led a steady daily life, and never abused bail or attacked powers. It praises his plain, unglamorous career while denying grand achievements like Webster or Benton. The Louisville Courier-Journal framing underscores modest stature.
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Railroads and revolutions in Venezuela and beyond
A Raleigh Post interview with Charles Jaeger discusses Venezuela's railroads as a key cause of troubles, arguing government guarantees on the Caracas Valencia line saddled debt, and that mule transport remains practical. The piece moves through Norway Sweden tensions, Norway independence, and remarks from officials like Mr Alex Dorbandt, plus reflections on South Carolina divorce views and old feuds.
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Hope for Him Yet Reflections on politics and retirement
A collage of opinion snippets from multiple papers comments on political retirement and the search for peace. The mock dialogue mocks Bryans and religious solace, while a New York column humorously notes gendered social habits and domestic scenes.
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