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BO Daiy
Sosermonth
Washington Post Co
Washington DC
Washington, D.C
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Hertioré
Developing Washington Capital Era and Civic Growth
The article discusses the rise of Washington as the seat of national capital and its impact on commerce, housing, and public life. It traces the shift from limited growth to intensified development, noting federal and local cooperation, infrastructure aims, and efforts to attract business activity and residents while preserving the city’s character. The piece emphasizes the intertwined interests of government, commerce, and citizens in shaping a thriving capital city.
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Bamler
Wester
Inedl
Coopera
Wwe
Bumeyer
gMeere
Customn
Banke
United States
The Great Naval Question and Taft Publicity Drive
The piece surveys maritime strategy under German expansion and British supremacy, warning the United States may need a strong navy to defend the Panama Canal and maintain the Anglo Saxon balance. It also discusses Taft's presidential publicity efforts, tariff policy, and calls for reform of bank directorship and anti trust laws.
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Atlantic
Pacific
la Sorat
United States
Great Britain
Germany
MAKE THE RIVERS WORK Europe trip shows American waterways aims
The World article outlines what the American waterways commission would see in Europe. It notes lower Seine barges plus Charenton entrepot, canal systems in France and Germany, and the Rhine's vast freight traffic, with parallels drawn to American waterways and a Canadian-like shift of trade.
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Europe
New York
American Waterways Commission
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Seine
Upper Connecticut
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Lrance
England
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Manchester
Germany
Carlisle
Turkey
Rhine
Stadion
Rubrort
Holland
Canada
House of the Seven Gables remodel details emerge in Salem
The Seeton Transcrist Mechanics reveal evidence that the House of the Seven Gables originally had seven gables with four additional ones to be restored. An overhousing second story will be reopened and a large northerly addition planned. Emmerton promover and adjoining north estate purchase seen. total remodeling around 7500 dollars.
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Transcrist
Histore
Mra Emmerton
Pope's Weakness Triggers Vatican Concern Amid Rome Visit
Reports from Rome describe Pope Pius X growing visibly weaker with bouts of fatigue and declining audiences. Despite no new medical disorder, advisers urge rest as dignitaries note his shrinking stamina, while Serbian Crown Prince Alexander suffers nervous strain at a Hungarian spa and Lord Kilmorey faces finance and legal troubles overseas.
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Rowan Catholic Church
Roma
Hebimgatt
Watt
Petace
Br Marchiafaya
Rome
Eternal City
The Income Tax Debate Across Parties and Tax Equity
A historical critique argues that income tax proposals burden all taxpayers, especially the well to do who fund most taxes. It contends direct federal taxation usurps municipal and state powers, labeling the plan socialistic and harmful to thrift and industry. It urges taxpayers to oppose a federal income tax amendment.
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Acequirer
United States
Industrial Workers of America
Flood of Foreign Capital Reaching United States
The article notes a surge of French and English capital moving to the United States for permanent investment. It cites tax pressures in England and France driving money abroad, with reasons including Detroit-like opportunities and tariff protections. A French automobile firm planning a midwest plant illustrates the trend.
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New York
Ita
United States
Middle West
England
France
Isolation of China in Controversy With Japan
The article argues China has no foreign support in the Manchurian dispute, noting the United States and European powers stay distant. It suggests Japan’s influence grows as Peking weakens, while Western capitals seek Chinese loan deals. It warns about Japan's inability to lend and China’s need to borrow, with rail and regional tensions shaping a precarious balance.
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Japan
China
Manchurian
Peking
Tokyo
Manchuria
Antung-Malden
Korea
Mathuria
Takso
Nis
Iself
Hankes-Szechuen
Europe
America
Texva
Unina
Wildcat Attacks Woman in Altos Mining Camp
A wildcat charged into a home near Altos mining camp north of the city and mauled Mrs Campbell, who was partially blind, before Mr Campbell shot the animal. She was moved to the Ladies Hospital for treatment. the attack was severe but the couple survived.
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Sover City
Paso
Altos
Mes
F Campbell
Campbell
Catching Mullets by Umbrella Dam Method
John J Jandreau of Fort Fierce devised a novel mullet catching method at an inlet. While at the creek with his wife and Witte ant they observed large mullet feeding. He built a dam across the creek mouth and splashed in the water, causing fish to panic and leap over the dam into nets held by the couple. They harvested enough for current consumption, planning to feed family and friends with fresh fish.
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Gt ‘Lnele Tribune
John J Jandreau
Fort Fierce
Wendex
Witte
Jandreyn
Jandreau
Speed Law for Aviators Auburn Dispatch to New York
A Langley New York dispatch details a clash over an airspeed law for aviators near Owasco Lake. Justice of the Peace LE Pearson threatens arrest if airships exceed 20 miles per hour, prompting Schaedeleina to vow resistance. The piece shifts to Philippine politics, discussing vice governor prospects and the Manila presidency debate with references to Taft and Roosevelt, and calls for a Filipino administrator as promised.
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New York
Justice of the
LE Pearson
Owasco
Louis Bchnedelgine
Owasco Lake
Experimenta
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Schaedeleina
Fudge Pearson
Aft
Irgan
Mami
Nimes F. Smith
Philippine Islands
Impranaie
Cameron Forbes
Mr Forbes
Islands
Charles W Fairbanks
United States
Charles E Maxoon
Cuba
Washington
Taft
Melecio Severino Yorak
Hoot
Archipelago
Philippines
Roosevelt
White House
Lata
Pie and Pie In New York Times Style On Taste And Dreadful Dampness
A fragmented New York Times piece muses on pie as a symbol of perfection and nutrition while contrasting scrapple and other foods. It shifts to a night scene with an airship leaking gasoline and dampness seen against lights through fog.
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Ule
New York
Westey
Whee
Stern
New York Times
Views of visitors in Washington and Panama line
Reports from Charleston and Philadelphia visitors describe a planned steamship route to Panama with initial voyage around September. They note Panama trade growth, southern shipping benefits, and postal transport improvements, while Porto Rico and Cuba experiences under American rule are discussed alongside crop and market concerns in Georgia and the South.
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Panama
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Shoreham
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Robertson
New Orleans
New York
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Pacific Coast
West Indian
Central America
Porto Rico
Robert Layton
Philadelphia
Raleigh
Mr Layton
Earther
Porto Riso
Young Woman Reads Salome to East Audience in Greek Costume
A young woman performs selections from Salome for fashionable East Coast audiences wearing a gold Greek costume with purple netting. The styling and coiffure obscure visible details as she recites the work.
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Clévelain Plain Dealer
Salome
East
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