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Ethun Duding
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Unity Building
Carnegie Dedication and Public Affairs Reach Across Nations
The Carnegie Institute opening at Pittsburgh is praised as a symbol of wealth used for learning and culture. Other items discuss Missouri’s legislature in extraordinary session, Roosevelt’s political path, German American trade talks, and satirical takes on politics, crime, and culture with numerous named figures and places.
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Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburs
Pittsburg
Ths
Institute
Wissourds
Jefferson City
Gor Folk
Lkely
Business Outlook From Three Great Trade Centers
The New York Tribune reports from Pittsburg St Louis and Chicago that business remains strong with optimism among financiers manufacturers and business leaders. Pittsburg expects growth not a downturn, St Louis shows record prosperity and ongoing construction, Chicago sees booming activity and no sign of recession.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
James 3. Aol
Schiff
Belmont
John Jackson
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
New York
James J. Hill
St Louis
Southwest
Oklahoma
Il. D. Kingsland
New Orleans
George H. @Morgan
Merchants' Exchange
James Simpson
Marshall Field Company
Wall Street
Homer A. Stillwell
Butler Bros
What a Woman Can Do
A Louisiana Press item jokes about former Representative Walter Mabrey of Wellsville hurting a wrist while holding a baby. It mocks male weakness and extols women’s multitasking, listing tasks a woman can perform with one hand while the other works on daily chores.
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Taft
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Walter
Ireland's Debt to Horace Plunkett
Ireland's debt to Horace Plunkett is traced through his reform work in agriculture and cooperative ventures. The piece notes his leadership in the Irish Agricultural Association, his impact on co operation, and his influence with Sir Horace Finnkett and President Roosevelt. It covers his Danish origins, Dunsany lineage, and multiple Plunkett peers, along with marriages to Americans and a diplomat’s career.
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Paris
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Mouth Breathing and Adenoids Endanger Child Health
Article warns parents about mouth breathing caused by adenoids and enlarged tonsils. It links chronic nasal obstruction to stunted growth, facial deformation, ear infections, and hearing loss, urging early removal to prevent lasting harm and serious future conditions.
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My spear and Me and the fight against boodlers
A poem from the New York World satirizes political corruption with a speaker claiming his spear stands for truth and integrity in a fight against crooked ship-of-state schemers. A separate note recounts William McGrath of Belleville discovering a sparrow retrieving greenback money from a closet and later finding a nest of cash in the eaves.
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Swat
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Epear
Ship of State
William McGrath
Belleville
N. J
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Gold Buried in Guam Sends Greenbacks for Treasury Use
Fifty thousand dollars in greenbacks to Guam will be sent on the next transport to cover government expenses. The currency, ranging from one to five to ten dollar denominations, was gathered from banks due to a small paper money shortage. Governor and navy pay office notes say natives bury gold upon receipt and regard green packs as stage money, hindering circulation.
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Navy
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Prep
Fragmented lines describe a girl fearing solitude with a man and a woman awaiting her children while a man may borrow money by avoiding commitments. The text appears as garbled reflections on relationships and social expectations with unclear context.
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What is a Democrat Existories in the New York World
A compilation notes various Jefferson day dinners and Democratic talking points across New York and Brooklyn clubs, with speakers like Parker Bryan and Hearst, and hints at Rooseveltian strands. It questions what constitutes a Democrat amid banquets and party factions.
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Jefferson
Levi Lincoln
Republic
National Democratic
Roosevelt
Tammany Hals
Bryan
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Judge Parker
Hearst
Parker
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Theodore Roosevelt
Feasters and Prom Photos Revolutionize Dinners
At major dinners this year photographers used a new flashlight setup to capture images as guests finished eating. An inverted bag collects smoke so no trace remains, quietly turning the flashlight operator into a prominent fixture at large public dinners.
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New York
Races, juries, and cross state views drive Raleigh talk
In Raleigh last night Judge Murphy praised the Benning track reform and rail against gambling while noting racing gains in New York and England. Alexander Torrey urged jury reform and Judge advocates life-term judges. William DeWitt praised sectional unity amid prosperity as Rep. Lamb lauded Secretary Wilson. Uncle Joe Cannon hosted by George Bowery, statesmen discuss Panama trip and West Virginia politics. From Chicago News a rural mail carrier scene closes the column.
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Joe" Cannon
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Pointed Paragraphs and Paradox in a Frantic Note
A garbled, opinionated fragment laments unreliable friends and shifting climate standards. It critiques hollow bravado and the need to seek genuine support while noting the ease of demanding better conditions without accountability. The piece reads like a sharp, rattling social commentary.
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