The Washington Post on Panama Canal reporting stance
The Post questions canal authorities and an information bureau's usefulness and cites a Washington DC article plan to send an impartial correspondent to Colon. It defends its own reporter’s integrity against Mr Stevens and calls for balanced, factual coverage of Isthmus conditions.
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Panama Canal
Philippines
Panama
Mabig
Canal Zone
Mit
Colon
Stevens
Eng! Peer
Time to Stop This Thing in 1898 Spain Fallout Debate
Editorial argues against blaming Spain for the Maine tragedy and urges calm, citing potential costs of war. It defends McKinley’s policy, stresses the need for self-respect and allied relations, and condemns certain American papers for pressuring peace initiatives.
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Spain
Spai 1
Hiebfon
Madrid
Maine
Chicago Inter Ocean
Cuba
McKinley
Philippines
Baling
The Roosevelt Pace and United States Politics
The article reviews Roosevelt’s aggressive presidency and the reactions of allies and opponents. It contrasts Roosevelt’s pace with earlier leaders like McKinley, noting Democratic sympathy for his radicalism while some Republicans seek calmer conservatism. It discusses land questions in Britain and Scotland, and comments on potential successors shaping U.S. policy and party dynamics.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States of America
Moore
McKinley
Courier-Journal
Che Pacy
West Virginia
The
Post
Bryan
Cleveland
Retired Hill Era Reflected In Senate Legacy
A historical sketch reflects on David B. Hill's Senate tenure, contrasts two political schools, and suggests his influence on party strategy during debates over silver and slavery era policies. The piece links Hill to Democratic endurance and questions ends justify means rhetoric.
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David B. Hill
Senate
Wright
Marcy
Senara
Conkling
New York
Morgan
Grover Cleveland
David B. H
Chester Aa
Arthur
Republian Party
Mr. Hb
Ecome
David B. HI
All
Macaulay
Ike
Duke of Cumberland
de Fins
Marshal Daun
One Hundred Years Ago Today In Congress
A sprawling montage of early 20th century U S political theater notes debate on the Morocco war cloud and a host of party intrigues. Mentioned are Burr McIntosh Phlippine lecture in Buffalo and New Jersey clergy concerns. References to Senatorial petitions, railway rate fears, and a coal strike loom amid assorted foreign affairs and domestic disputes.
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Richard Yates
Midnight misadventures in Chicago and a Roosevelt tease
A fragment from Chicago news and a Chicago Tribune tale show a midnight scene with flirtatious hints and a comparison to President Roosevelt. A man leaves after a sharp exchange while a domestic dispute flashes with morning routines and demand for punctuality.
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Chicago News
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Roonevelt
Roosevelt
Hls
Reflections of a Bachelor Excerpt from New York Press
From the Houston Port era column comes reflections on married life and social expectations. The piece notes this season as prime for domestic duties and contrasts ideals of an ideal husband with real behavior. It hints at social chatter about marriage and household roles.
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New York Press
Prince Louis Bonaparte Seen as Menace to France
The article discusses Prince Louis Bonaparte and his one year leave from Russian duties in Paris, presenting him as a potential threat to the French republic. It notes his influence, the Russian Czar’s toleration, and widespread depictions of him as a powerful, unsettling figure amid church state tensions. The piece compares Louis to his brothers Victor and Napoleon and cites visits by labor leaders and public curiosity about his plans.
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Nicholas
France
Russia
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Porit
Paris
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Louis
Victor
Napoleon
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Romanoff
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Uis
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Lous
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Land
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Marquire’ DE Fontenot
Treaty Making Power Debate In North American Review
A critical extract argues the Constitution and its history limit Senate duty to receive treaties, noting executive practice has long involved Senate consultation before negotiations. The piece discusses constitutional origins, notable figures, and the evolving role of the Senate in treaty policy amid political currents.
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Haven
North American Review
Senate
Washington
Henete
Fragmented Urrah For Niko Kic From Detroit Press Style
The readable bits hint at a chaotic mix of names and phrases likely from a parody or corrupted text. It references Detroit, Shakespeare, and a range of mismatched terms and characters, with no clear coherent event or人物. The piece reads as a garbled, playful collage of opinions and phrases without a single decisive news item.
Speculated Appointments Near Navy Bureau Chief Vacancy
Naval officials press for a swift appointment to replace Rear Admiral Converse as chief of the Bureau of Navigation. Commander Potter, acting bureau head, is favored for the post due to familiarity with duties. Rear Admiral Brownson and Captain Pillsbury are also considered, but service time and current assignments temper their chances.
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Bureau of Navigation
Bonapents
Potter
Ehief
Bureau
A.strong
Brownson
Caribbean
Clover
America
Wisconsin
Pillsbury
Evans
Atlantic Reef
Navy plans using hospital ship Bel for Jamestown display
WAVY proposes appointing naval officers to oversee Atlantic Fleet display amid Jamestown Exposition. A hospital ship Bellet, converted merchant vessel, is eyed to show how the navy cares for the sick, with a bureau of navigation officer assisting.
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Pilsbury
Heet
Wll
Bureau of Navigation
Jamestown
T ‘Navy
Surgeon McClintic Relieved from Laboratory Duty
Frisco notes Raval Surgeon McClintic relieved from laboratory duty and reassigned to quarantine station in San Francisco. Assistant Surgeon Olsen also relieved and ordered to Chicago to report to the medical officer for duty and quarters assignment.
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T.B
San Francisco
Olsen
New York
Chisgo
Med Gal
Military staffing changes and duty reassignments announced
A series of officer transfers and temporary duties are announced for the Department of the Columbia and adjacent posts. Maj Frederice G. Hodgen relieved. Maj Hoilgson to Atlanta. Lt George H. Scott to Fort Duchesne. Capt Frederic H. Pommay and Capt Sam Horton reassigned. Capt Robert d. Williams retired. Capt Archibald Campbell relieved to recruit in Harrisburg. medical and recruiting assignments noted with training at Fort Riley and Fort Duchesne. dates and reporting details provided.
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Frederice G. Hodgeon
Hoilgson
Aulanta
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RL Jones
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Perach
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Shelchtoper
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Carcaissary
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Fe Horton
Robert 'd
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Iiport
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Archibald” Campbell
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Willams
Medical Corpa
Army
Fort Duchesne
Utah
George H. Scott
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Cary. A. Sreddy
William “M
Navy and Army Orders and Vessel Movements Highlight Apr 1906
Navy officers receive duty extensions and reassignment notices with Lieut Commander Bartlett and Arnold among those extended. Metcalf granted static leave through April. Vessel movements list ships stationed at Norfolk, San Francisco, San Diego, and other ports, with personnel transfers including Midshipmen Serviney and Swanson. Gen J Franklin Bell named Chief of Staff en route to Washington to visit Maj Gen Corbin in St. Louis.
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Ennestranda
New York
Arnold
Pennsylvan Diawlet
Onghe
Belt
St. Louis
St. Tonss
Mass
J. Franklin Bll
United States
Davenworth
Kans
Henry, C. Corbin
Prez
Republic ou, Company quits and liquidation seen
A Washington Post report notes Republic Oil and Waters-Pierce, owned by Standard Oil, filed notices in Iowa, Nebraska, and Indiana as ouster suits proceed in Missouri. The Republic and Waters-Pierce face liquidation while Standard Oil acts under its name. Cleveland sails north with his party from Stuart, Florida, as health improves.
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Peases
Washington. Post
New York
Republic ‘Ou
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
Hadey
Standard
Republic
Busta
Cleveland
North
Stuart
Fla
Dover Cleveland
Howard, McClerehan
Joseph Bryant
Prominent Bel Fast Citizens Visit Washington
In the New Willard hotel lobby, Mesrs. George Gardiner and a fellow Bel fast linen trader discuss Ireland's prosperity and trade links with the United States. Col. Tom Morley and Gen. James N. Clarkson meet guests while debates on hubs of the nation reveal shifting city nicknames and politics. Alfred Henry Lewis and Cal Cooper mingle as Dublin and New York figures share anecdotes.
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Arkansas
James K. Jones
Gen
Powell Clayton
United States
George “Gardiner
Andy
Graham
Belfast
Ireland
Gardiner
Post
Iris
Cuba
America
England
United Kingdom
Joseph Chamberlain
Ponor
Heland
Ger
James N. Clarkson
Iowa
New York
New Willard
Gen. Clarkson
Union
Croker
Tisway ‘Ay
Hal
Republic of
Uruguay
Grosvenor
New Mexico
Alfred. Henry Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Washington
Newspiper Row
Kansas City
Chicago
Gotham
Eloge
Willa Jobby
OGL
Dubean Cooper
Tennessee
Cal
Cooper
New York City
She Knew Her Business and a Downtown Ring
A Chicago man courted a woman for some time and visited in his work suit. A maid teased him about dust. The next day a downtown jeweler separated him from a month’s salary to exchange for the engagement ring.
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