Open Door in Manchuria and Japan trade push
The Washington Post discusses the open door policy in Manchuria as a reflection of Japan's growing commercial influence in Asia. It contrasts potential tariff fairness with distance and cheap labor barriers, warning that Japan aims to capture markets while the U S faces stiff competition and asks how to counter this through policy and trade strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Manchuria
United States
Okuma
Korea
Far East
Asia
China
Dragon Student
East Asiatic League
Orient
Echoes of The Post and Politicians
A wide collage of newspaper clippings centering on The Washington Post. It notes various papers quoting or reacting to The Post on topics from the American Duchess to political bosses, senators, graft, and notable figures like Napoleon, Roosevelt, and Tim Sullivan. The item captures cross-paper commentary and the uneasy shadow of national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington Post
Macon
Washington
New York
Cedar Rapids Gogette
The
Senate
Duluth News-Tribune
Holmes
Wichita Eagle
United States Senate
Baneaville
Ohio
Arcady
Zanesville
Munkingum County
Memphis
Walter Wellman
Congress
William E. Curtis
Denver Post
National Capital
Tacoma Ledger
Clark
Montana
Buffalo Times
Depew
Toledo Blade
Nebraska
Post Maya
Florida Times-Union
Owenabora
Mesgenger
Wanea Au Helomas
Pia
Frankfort
Houston Post
Napoleon
Baker
Waco
Roosevelt
Tim Sullivan
Topeka Journal
Dana
Topeka
Kan
Havng
Kevana
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
From the Chicago News a jumble of phrases and reflections on law equality and society surfaces. The text critiques politicians judges and marriage while mentioning fugitives and the public forays into conflict and desire. It hints at anniversaries and social judgments without clear event detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
aiMenli
Adaem
Notable English Editor Wallace Left for Powers of Russia
Sir Donald Mabkensle Wallace, a senior London Times correspondent and private secretary to Lord Dufferin in India, is described as a pivotal figure in imperial journalism. The piece details his career from Heidelberg to St Petersburg, Constantinople, and Egypt, his knighthood, and close ties with the Prince and Princess of Wales, noting his current role leading a delegation at Portsmouth during the peace conference. It also discusses Trentham Hall and its impending abandonment due to pollution of the Trent, with references to its historic church and architectural patrons.
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Donald Mabkensle
Wallace
Portemouth
N. H
Engiamen
Mkewise
Ecols de Drole
Parte
Heidelberg
St. Pateraburg
Ruagia
Teatni
Peteraburg
Moscow
Russia
Lord Dufferin
India
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Filrer
Lord Northbrook
Alexander III
Grand Duke
George
Edward
Prince of Waies
Noel Paton
Glasgow
Edinburgh
London Times
Portsmouth
England
United States
Canada
Trentham Hall
Staffordshire
United Kingdom
Duke of Sutherland
Trentham
Trent
Lord Beaconalieid
Canability Brown
Lord Heaconsfeld
Charles Barry
Romney
Gsrour
Stafford
St. Werburgh
Ethelred
William the Conqueror
Henry VII
George Brandon
Duke of
Cullom in the Senate and public service
The Bloomington Pantograph editorial urges Illinois Republicans to reelect Senator Cullom, praising his long service, lack of scandal, and influence in national credit and governance. It stresses a calm, sober, nonpartisan vote, arguing his experience benefits Illinois and the nation as the primary approaches.
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Bloomington
Cariion
Washington
Hag
Tinota
Mlinots
Tate
Calliarith
Cannon
Hia
Cullom
Congress
Ren
Natan
Senator Cullom
Senate
Siall
Miinvia
Driving Tales and Tiny Travails Across Towns
A mixed batch of missives from small towns recount driving mishaps and local happenings. Al Winchester plans to ship hogs to Chicago, while roads worsen after heavy rains. A Memphis dealer endures leather trouble, and a variably named town hog disrupts church hymn books. Newsbytes cover oddball anecdotes, local gossip, and light humor from numerous locales.
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Plymouth
Freeport
Ind
Chris Johnson
al Winchester
McGeogh
Clara
West Bend
Elmer Waters
Westfeld Road
Wttle
Jerry Matthews
Chicago
Reflections of 4 Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical piece on marriage and male habits. It jokes about inherited social pressure, a girl’s innocence, men with theories about raising a family, and a man late returning home who resets the household clock. It critiques advice doctors give about exercise for a man exhausted by nights with a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yellow fever fears stain New Orleans era memories
Ex Senator Kellogg recalls postwar yellow fever in New Orleans, noting deaths of clerks and officials, a case of a governor’s daughter who recovered after her father gave her bed champagne, and remarks on quarantine practices. He predicts authorities will curb the fever and restore public confidence. Atlanta leaders discuss growth, labor needs, and immigration as Georgia industrializes. Travel warnings and health checks dominate, while Rev Thomas Malone visits Washington as a noted Denver priest.
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Health Office
Post
Potomac River
District of Columbia
Bureau of Public Health
Geological Survey
Congress
Philadelphia
Virginia
Maryland
United States Supreme Court
The
New York Evening Post
Louisiana
United States
New Orleans
New York
Evening Post
Wisconsin
Jerome
Canada
Thg Dove
Nebraska
Uran
Platt
Depew
Yellow Fever
M. Witte
Gulf
Willam Pitt Kellogg
Bhersham.s
New Orlednd
Freedman’s Bureau
Marine Hospital
George
Dehnison
Samuel G. Dally
Rampart Street
Frank Herron
St. Charlies Street
Ivola Circle
Cyrus Hamlin
Hamlin
Maine
Gov. Packard
Thomas H. Malone
Denver
New Willard
Father Malone
Washington
Colorado
East
West
Conformed to a Certain Extent
A collage of light quips from multiple papers features social banter about clothes status and manners. Characters include Saymold Storey Goodman Gonrong and Browne trading observations on appearances and taste.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Sta
Alexandria
Drafia
Teamerneom
Fourteenth Street
Vanderbilt Building
Paul Block
Unity
Panama
Isthmian Canal Commission
Canal
Atlantic
Charleston
Savannah
Mobile
Galveston
Colon
San Diego
California
Booth
G. O.P
Michel
Lberty
Galesburg
Mich
Wilson
San Juan Hill
Mr. Jerome
London Saturday Review
Thecus
Manila
Tait Party
Burbank
Equitable
Lilian Russell
Loomis
Bowen
Serge Witte
Gov. Blanchardi
Gov Vardeman
Gov. Blanchard
Peta Hepburn
la Follette
Russell Sage
Sage
Johan Hoodh
Paul Morton
Jimmy Hyde
Newport
Hyde
Morton
Hoboken
Mr. Bryan
Europe
Pratt
Mouse
Echoes OF the Post
MAN
Lillovet
B. C
Paul
Dyer County
Tenn
Grand Valley
Utah
Ore Paco
Koster
P. J. Koster
Ore Pace
Fenton
Wis
Orville Brown
Milwaukee
Mark
Pangah Cor
Montgomery
Mark Montgomery
Gibson County
Misa Hirst
Harria Grove
Jefferson Cor. Carlicoon
MN. Y
Charles Wilfort
Bern
Will Moon
Sim
Enid
Greg
Echo
Sim Dipp
Hendrix
Wiliam Smart
Ita
Jake ' Wood
Col. Park Woodward
Col
Augustus Peek Corse
Atlanta
Raleigh
Col. Woodward
Jonah
Georgia
Southern Railway
South
Great Northwest
Texas
J.3. Smith
Coffeyville
Miss
Riggs House
Birmingham
Mississippi
Alabama
Chicago Tribune
Saymold Storey
Badleigh Mildude
Goodman Gonrong
Philadelphia Press
Towne
Dimley
Detroit Free Press
Biffson
Bangs
Chicago Journal
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