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Development of Local Prosperity in the Capital City
Long passage reflecting on Washington's growth and civic enterprise in early 1900s, noting emphasis on commerce, development, and cooperative effort to attract investment. Mentions the national capital’s role, infrastructure, housing, and the need to sustain enterprise and population growth amid modernization.
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The Great War and Law Reform in an Era of Change
A long, scattered column contrasts naval power, Taft era politics, and legal debates. It weighs German ambitions, Anglo American naval balance, and the need for stronger bank oversight. It notes tariff, trust, and immigration topics, plus reflections on the law’s delays and notable court cases, all amid remarks on industry and agriculture.
Make the Rivers Work European waterways seen by the commission
The New York World describes what the American waterways commission may observe in Europe on a planned trip. Highlights include the lower Seine with barges and tugs, Charenton freight depots, the Seine Marne junction, and canal networks in France. England’s Thames shows rock corridors, Liverpool to Manchester ship canal activity, and Germany’s Rhine port expansion at Rubarth to divert foreign commerce eastward.
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House of Seven Gables remodeling proves seven gables history
Disjointed notes describe the Seeton transcribers confirming the House of Seven Gables originally had seven gables with four to be restored. Timbers reveal mortises and an overhousing second story once walled up. a northerly addition is planned, and Mrs Emmerton is expanding the adjacent estate as about 7,500 is spent on remodeling.
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Pope Weakness Sparks Vatican Anxiety and Balkan Turmoil
The report notes dwindling strength and fatigue surrounding the Pope amid rushed audiences, with doctors prescribing rest as dignitaries struggle to secure access. It also covers Serbia’s Crown Prince Alexander’s frail condition at Bad Robutsch, and Lord Kilmorey’s financial and political entanglements amid British imperial circles and a historic Australian harbor venture.
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The Income Tax Debate Across Parties and Taxpayers
A lengthy argument opposes direct federal taxation by income tax. The writer contends that the wealthy already bear heavy municipal, county, and state taxes and would face greater burdens under an income tax. The piece labels the proposal socialistic and harmful to thrift and industry, urging taxpayers to oppose it.
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Flood of Foreign Capital Shifts to United States
The article notes a large inflow of French and English capital to the United States for permanent use. It cites tax-driven capital flight from England and France as a significant push factor. Benefits include higher production, wage growth, and increased national wealth through foreign plant expansion in U.S. cities, especially a French automobile concern setting up in the Midwest.
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Isolation of China in Controversy With Japan
The article argues China has received no foreign support against Japan over Manchuria. It notes the United States and Europe are not backing Peking, leading to perceived Chinese concessions. It discusses Japan’s influence, relations with Britain, and the race for railroad loans while the West debates lending to China. It suggests Japan’s finances impair its ability to lend, pushing China toward borrowing and potential military rail strategies.
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Wildcat Attack Injures Woman Near Altos Camp
A wildcat emerged from a thicket and attacked Mrs Campbell while she sat with her husband near the mining camp north of Paso Timer. The animal clawed her severely before Campbell shot it. she was hospitalized for injuries and is reported as improving.
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Catching Mullet by Dam in Inlet Creek
Fort Fierce resident John J Jandreau and his wife and Witte witnessed mullet feeding in a creek at the inlet. Jandreau built a dam at the creek mouth and splashed in the water to drive fish over the dam where they fell into their nets. A plentiful catch followed, enough for immediate eating by family and friends.
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Speed Law for Aviators and Philippine Vice Governor Talk
A rural speed rule for aircraft is cited by Auburn officials, with aviator Louis Bchnede warned to keep under 20 miles per hour or face arrest. Separately, Filipino opinion magazine arguments discuss replacing the Manila governor with a Filipino vice governor, noting historic promises by U.S. leaders and the push for Filipino leadership in the Philippines.
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Pie and Pie in New York Times Verse Fragment
A fragmented verse piece blends pie praise with culinary whimsy and scientific aside. It shifts from a nutritionist’s musings on assimilation to playful lines about pie and scrapple, then cuts to a Times prose fragment about night, airships, and damp fog.
Views of Visitors in Washington and Caribbean Trade
Acombination of letters and anecdotes from Washington visitors discusses a proposed Charleston to Panama steamship line due to the Panama Canal. Observers note the potential boosts to Southern trade, mail transport, and regional commerce, alongside Porto Rico’s improving health and U.S. governance impacts.
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Salome readings dazzle East audiences in Greek garb
A young woman performs selections from Salome for fashionable East Coast audiences while dressed in a gold Hellenic costume with purple netting. Her Greek coiffure and attire obscure some of the performance, drawing attention to her costume over the text.
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