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President aids San Francisco recovery and reform plans
The article outlines how the President supported San Francisco after the disaster with swift Congress approvals, aid distribution via a local committee, and plans for rebuilding government buildings and employing workers. It notes his stance on Chinese residents, declines foreign aid, and praises local leadership while urging wise use of funds and ongoing relief efforts.
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Not Bad. Retired Rear Admiral Longnecker in Discontent
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Detroit Rear Admiral Longnecker speaking at League Island Navy Yard about soldier and sailor discontent. He argues officers provoke grumbling, citing a pompous captain and a private interaction over a cup of slop. The tale includes echoes of social satire and miscommunication.
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Time and Love in Shakespearean Reflection
Poem fragment recalling Time’s decay of beauty and shifting fortunes of land and sea. The speaker laments love’s vulnerability to time as age and death approach, acknowledging that Time will eventually take away the beloved.
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Wiliam Shakespeare
Rain Heath
Quotations on Courtship and Society From a Turbulent Column
A ragged paragraphing mixes humorous and ironic maxims about men women and courtship. It jabs at aging desire politics affection and social mores with wry lines and blunt advice, concluding with a satirical note about neighborly judgment and social expectations.
Father of Two Rulers Is Dead in Austria Europe
A long obituary recounts the death of Prince William of Schaumburg-Lippe, father to the Queen of Württemberg and the reigning Princess of Waldeck Pyrmont. It notes his Bohemian estates at Nachod, his high status at court, and details of his family ties and health, with emphasis on his influence in German and European royalty and the historic lineage of the Buelow family.
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Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
Fragmentary reflections discuss the idea of engagement and marriage, noting the bold risk many men fear in proposing. The piece weighs love, money, and social expectations, suggesting restraint and honesty as guiding traits.
First Catch Your Commerce in Subsidy Debates
In a fiery discussion the Senate backed a subsidy plan yet House opposition remains. Critics label it an ugly use of Treasury funds to aid unprofitable shipyards and foreign- benefiting port deepening. Proponents argue harbor improvements aid producers and consumers by lowering costs.
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Traction Companies Seek Supreme Court Rehearings
Counsel for Chicago traction firms petition the Supreme Court for rehearings after recent decisions questioning ninety nine year franchises. They argue vast financial interests and decades of investment rest on the act of 1860, urging that the court misapplied statutes and overlooked facts in a voluminous record.
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Bonaparte Recommends $135000 for Paul Jones Crypt
The Secretary of the Navy urged Hale and Fost to authorize $125000 for finishing the crypt in the Paul Jones tomb at the Naval Academy Chapel. Gen Horace Porter had spent $35000 privately and refuses reimbursement, suggesting the funds be used to finish and decorate the crypt.
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Fishing Smacks Held Up by Mexican Officials
State Department received a telegram reporting that American fishing vessels were seized by Mexican authorities off Yucatán. Secretary Root sent the dispatch to the ambassador in Mexico City with orders to investigate. The claim mirrors disputes over offshore jurisdiction similar to Nicaragua and the Sabt iglanda area, affecting British and Jamaican subjects.
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Brazilian Ambassador Nam Baco heads Pacific coast visit
The Brazilian Ambassador Senor Nam Baco leaves Washington for an extended western tour of the United States and Canada. He travels with Viscount Gale the Portuguese minister Lieutenant Colonel Pederneiras the Brazilian military attaché and RC Sherman of New York. The trip includes Los Angeles San Francisco Vancouver and other Pacific Coast cities with plans to return to Washington around June 15.
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Cement Men Protest on Isthmus Cement Pricing
R W Lesley, chairman of the Panama Canal committee of the Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers, told the Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee that American makers could deliver cheaper cement to the Isthmus if allowed to control shipping. He criticized the Zirthmian Canal Commission’s cement specifications as hindering competition.
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Controls Coal Company In Interstate Commission Testimony
Witnesses discuss ownership and influence of the Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company. Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg officials state material coal shipments and stock relations, with witnesses noting road policy to develop new mines and avoid discrimination.
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Iowa and Alabama candidates renominated at party conventions
At the Iowa Tenth district convention in Fort Dodge delegates refused to commend Roosevelt for Shaw as Secretary of the Treasury and renominated J P Conner. In New Hampton Gilbert F Haugen was renominated for Congress. John F Hernett withdrew from the gubernatorial race. Decatur’s Democratic committee backed William Richardson for Congress in the Eight District.
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Carnegie lauds Stanton in memory of Lincoln’s war secretary
Gambier Ohio April 26. Exeresses at Kenan College memorializing Edwin M Stanton, Lincoln’s War Secretary. Andrew Carnegie, who funded a chair in memory of Stanton, delivered the principal address praising Stanton’s legacy of public service over wealth.
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Bourne Leads In Oregon For Republican Nomination
Returns received yesterday from remote counties in Oregon have shifted the contest for the Republican nomination for United States senator. Jonathan Bourne Jr of Portland is expected to be named over his nearest foe Henry M Cake by about 400 votes.
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Bishops Oppose Public School Plan in England
Roman Catholic bishops of Westminster declare against education bills aiming to give local authorities control of religious schools and risk endowment confiscation. The Archbishop said Catholics may count on archbishops and bishops in Ireland and Scotland and Irish-Catholic MPs to resist the bill at every step.
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Three Rulers to Meet in Darmstadt Conference
London reports that King Edward and Emperors Nicholas and William will convene in Darmstadt during the first week of September. The Pall Mall Gazette notes the Russian imperial family plans a late August departure for a long visit to the Grand Duke of Hesse.
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Ohio Republican conventinn centers on F P Riegle at New Willard
In a late night gathering at the New Willard hotel in Washington, F P Riegle of Bowling Green is the focus of an impromptu Ohio Republican State convention. He is seen as a leading candidate for secretary of state, with support from Ohio figures Horace Ankeney, Benjamin James, Henry Bannon, J T Hanson, and BR. 36 Switzer, while Carter and other distant guests discuss statehood and policy issues.
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