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Vanderbilt Bonding
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Chicago
Unity Building
Paul Becci
Not a Decadent Doctrine
A House of Representatives debate led by minority Yeager and John Sharp Williams defends State’s rights amid quarantine federalism clashes. The piece argues Supreme Court rulings and Congress oppose expanding federal authority, citing Kentucky Goebel revulsion and insurance debates, praising Williams’s defense of state sovereignty.
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John Sharp Willams
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Caltagon Record-Herald
Supreme Court
Congress
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Judiciary Committee
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United States
John Sharp
Canada May Become Dominant North American Power
Lord Grey spoke at the Pil sum dinner in New York praising Canada and warning that united trade could have led to political union. He predicted Canada’s rise as a great English speaking nation on the continent, sharing prosperity with the United States though no reciprocity was pledged.
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New York
Court of St. James
Canada
United States
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Grey
van Vile Moore
German Empire
Bismarck
Germany
Rudolph of Hapsburg
Napoleon
Russia
France
Sedan
Paris
Berlin
America
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Edward
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India
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Bilt
William
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Great Britain
William HB
Greniel
Atlantic
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National Anthem Quest and Our Musical Legacy
The piece discusses imperial ties and national identity, noting debates over a unified empire and the rise of Canada and Australia as potential independent nations. It critiques The Star Spangled Banner as a poor national song, laments America's lack of a true national anthem, and hopes for a future art anthem representing American character and aspirations.
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Lord’ Grey
Canada
Australia
The Country Is All Right And Russia’s Trade Policy
A long prose piece extols a booming United States in the early 1900s with rising production rail expansion and employment. It contrasts German unification under Bismarck with tariff abolition and centralization, noting historical shifts shaping continental power.
Timely Topics in Foreign Capitals Discuss German Naval Rivalry
The piece reviews Anglo German tensions from naval power to trade and geopolitical rivalry. It cites Senator Elkins on railroad rate regulation, debates on Hepburn, and the balance between government oversight and private enterprise, plus social notes and international East Europe reflections.
Recognition of the South in American life debate
The New York Commercial discusses Senator Daniel of Virginia and a debate over the urgent deficiency bill. It notes a claim that twelve states lack adequate representation in higher spheres and critiques political stances affecting a Rio conference delegation.
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Congress Baiting and House Biographies Noted
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MODELS PRESIDENTS IN SLATE INCIDENT SUMMARY
A garbled OCR fragment describes a slate-related incident involving a figure named Presubh, a fat car being hauled, and ensuing commotion in a town. Mentions Yaekknite and other names as part of a disordered sequence.
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AU Kargs
Reflections and Riffs From A Misread Scrawl
Fragments echo a restless mind on gender, virtue, and social orders. The garbled text cites moral anxieties about women, judgment, and conscience, with stray references to a bachelor and a distant press.
Roosevelt the Conservative Portrait in History
A political column argues Roosevelt will be judged as moderate and conservative, contrasting him with a radical image. It praises his fair, principled governance and warns against sensationalism, predicting history will view his administration as steady and courageous.
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Theodore Rooses
Panama Canal
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Heither
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Roose
Mark Twain's Hartford Baseball Anecdote and Toast
The excerpt recalls Mark Twain in Hartford taking part in a local baseball game and losing a gold headed umbrella. It notes his advertisement offering rewards, the umbrella delivered to his house, and his toast praising Hartford. His satirical speech praised Hartford’s life insurance, accident, and fire policies, and critiqued moral guidance with biblical references.
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Twain
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Oyster Bay memory arouses debate on rate bills
Fragmented verse and prose from the Outage Journal and Chicago Journal merge in a muse about taxation rates and political cunning. The piece recalls a theater of names like Knox and Root and a slain-era image of Oyster Bay. The dialogue hints at political maneuvering, loyalties, and a suggestion of a campaign next.
Promy'the' Chicago Naws. strange musings on marriage and fools
A fragmentary clipping presents disjointed thoughts on wives, husbands, and judgment. It riffs on perception of men and women, the burdens of marriage, and the idea of a wife restraining a husband through propriety, with scattered phrases about judgment and a bleak note on a disabled automobile.
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Politicians and Travelers Meet at New Willard Hotel
Prominent figures in politics and industry exchange views on California and national contests at the New Willard. British observer hints at future GOP leadership while San Francisco politics are debated. A Cincinnati business party arrives to press river improvements, and Irish traveler commenting on American hospitality weighs whisky and currency.
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Schmitz
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Ens
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America
George Gardiner
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Erin
New York
Fragmented 1900s quotes mixed social scenes and jokes
A collage of hazy clippings from the Philadelphia Public Ledger and other papers includes a sociological student’s crude experiments with a tramp, witty banter about coal shoveling and snow, and jibes about graft and drunkenness. The piece blends humor, social commentary, and newspaper quips without a coherent narrative.
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