Our Duty to the Filipinos and U S Policy Debate
The Washington Post discusses the Philippines as a large U S ward, arguing sovereignty was misapplied and urging reassessment. It covers taxation, tariff reform, and a critique of colonial governance, citing Secretary Taft era policy debates and broader imperial responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippine Archipelago
Heuryont
Mathie
Altrinem
Piager
Secrestiy Talis
towWich
Lothar
Leas
Simp
Liecheng
Toro
Metary
Amere
Morocco Door Demands and Deer Hunt Echoes
A scattered editorial mix questions U S stance on access to the Sultan of Morocco amid regional unrest, followed by Wisconsin deer hunting season notes reporting hunter fatalities, injuries, and legislative impact. The piece contrasts foreign policy intrigue with domestic sport losses and public policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gummere
Interior
State Department
Morocco
Tagier
Wisconsin
New York
Milwaukee
Wicconsin
Senate
Michigan
Ieee
Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals
A collection of political and society notes from Europe and America. Includes reports of the Servian ministry's resignation, King Peter and the Democratic National Committee, a London tattoo artist in New York, weather in Boston, and varied remarks on politicians, financiers, and social figures. The piece weaves rumors and commentary across nations, noting imperial tensions, marital intrigues, and cultural gossip with a sharp, magazine tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Democratic National Committee
London
New York
Col. Watterson
Winter on the Farm Warns Youth Away From City Temptations
A Council Bluffs Nonpareil essay urges farm youths to endure winter on the farm. It argues city life offers unremunerative work and moral hazards, advocating profitable farm study and reading, citing Abraham Lincoln as an example, and condemning hunting as a counterproductive use of winter hours.
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Echo Boys
van Amburg
Montgomery Queen
John Robinson
Council Bluffs
Calloon
Hfe
Abraham Lincoln
Post coverage mocks Washington Post on political spin
A collage of editorials mocks The Washington Post for its election commentary across papers in Wisconsin Missouri Indiana and Ohio. It notes jests about tariff stance and political alignment, calling out playful misreadings and satirical takes on party tactics. The item preserves named papers and places, reflecting a syndicated ribbing tone.
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Ohio
le la Ncel Iit
Rochester Post-Express
Washington Post
Wisconsin
la Follette
Montgomery
Bryan
Republican Congress
South
Linco
Nebr
Journal
New York Mai
H. P. Whitney
Leex
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Busssouri
Andrew Jackson
Zareaville
The
Washington Peat
Gen
Jackon
Lafayette Park
Wes Maines
Wilmington
N. C
Indiana
Hoosier
Owensboro
Messenger
Europe
Washington Foxt
Nashville American
Jane Lime
Sunil
Post
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Washington
Dayton
United States
Cincinnati
Birmingham News
Scranton
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Parkersburg
W. Va
Fairmount
New York Evening Post
Boston Transcript
Minneapolis Times
Minneapolis
Roosevelt Club
Pecrin
Missouri
Fearla
Ocd
Dezann
Iowa
Dialect in the Schools Controversy Over Riley Language
A Chicago Evening Post report notes Prof. Shryock of Illinois State Normal College criticizes James Whitcomb Riley for using Hoosier dialect in poetry, urging it be barred from schools. The piece argues dialects endure in literature and should not be universally banned.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Chicago Evening Post
Indianapolis
Shryock
Illinois State Normal College
Riley
Ring
Rclhool
Jim
Mr. Riley
Relsh
Notable Washington Visit By Pennsylvania Congressman
Hon. George A. Post of Pennsylvania, once the youngest member of the House, now a New York railway supplier, pursues a grand May exhibition in Washington. He seeks permission to use vacant grounds north of the Washington Monument for the event, meeting Speaker and exploring the political and public support.
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Congress
Ita
Tryna
Bryan
Frederick the Great
War College
Chefoo
Russia
Japan
St. Louis
Carnegie
Michigan
Miles
Massachusetts
Berteaux
France
Owl
M. Berteaux
Victoria
Sweden
Wiesbaden
Pagenstecher
Grand Duchess
Baden
William
Norway
Oscar
Stockholm
Alarquise DE Fontenoy
New Willard
George A. Post
Pennsylvania
New York
Washington
Post
Washington Monument
Maj. McDowell
House of Representatives
Poat
Joseph G. Guainoen
Speier Caonon
Reflections of a Bachelor and Notes from the Shoreham
A fragmentary crowd greeting includes legislators Willam Alden Smith and Robert Cousins at New Wollard and W R Willcox at the Shoreham for postmaster talks. Gen. George W. Steele, ex governor of Oklahoma, attends the National Soldiers Homes board meeting. Names Rice A Pierce, J T Robinson, Senior Carmack with spouses are listed at Ebbler House. The piece also cites a Philadelphia Ledger satire about a sewing circle, highlighting social tensions among women.
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Willam Alden Smith
Michigan
Robert G. Cousins
Iowa
New Wollard
W. R. Willcox
New York City
Shoreham
George W. Steele
Marion
Ind
Congress
Oklahoma
Steele
National Soldiers’ Homes
Jion
Rice A. Pierce and Wife
Tennessee
J. T. Robinson
Arkansas
Carmack and Wife
Ebbler House
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Alexandria
Abe Glashington Post Co
Washington, B.C
Paul
Alok Disease
Unity Building
Paul Block
Gunmere
Gummere
Lee
Beard
Cy Oh
Tangier
Aliniste
Pirtc
Ral Soul
Mr. Gumnmere
Perdscans
Theo
Sin
Kadeoull
Hidhye
Woman's Army and Navy League
League
Woman's Chriatian Temperance Union
United Staton
Caltown
Petlilaa
Aingle
Thia League
Army
Navy
Cannes
Italy
Sts. Mauritus and
Lazarus
J. Pierpont Morgan
Culpeper
Mauritus
Tom Watson
Gas Trust
Boston
Tawney
Contrera
Corbett
Nebraska
Federal
Young Tiffany
Roosevelt
Benning
Newport, Dee
Harry Lehr
Taft
Marton
Craft Ia
Mgr. Gaines
Denver
Payne
Carl Bchurz
Ame
Theodore Roosevelt
Bhailroads
Tom ‘Taggart
Chicago
Mater
Kiselor
Stephanie
Leopold
Brussels
Leopoli
Belgium
House of
Avatria
Francis Joseph
Coburg
Imperial House of
Wupsburg
Austria
England
Princesa Louise of
Louise
Vienna
Dourlas Hamilton
Buttale
Tselda Douglas
Hamilton
Duke of
Ohich
Duke Af Hamilton
Mary Hamilton
United Kingdom
Martha
Isolda" Douglas Hamilton
Augustus Maitland Douglas Hamilton
Duke of Hamilton
Wentworth
Augustus Douglas Hamilton
Marina
Egypt
Margeilles
Lord Pauncefote
Sir Percy Sanderson
Douglas Hamilton
Sir Percy
Flurry Hirey Russell
Mons
Athletic Park
Buffalo
Echoes OF the Post
Tigh
Prin
WLU
Amun
Ileana Coat
Mr. Campbell
India
Bate
Kansas
Campbell
Brant
Paris
Aldric
Sedgwick
Kang
Aluo
Parker County
Bic
Peare
Hill
Pearewickle
Belford
Tenn
Dee Bennett
Neathy Hart
Lynchbore
Jem
Bedford County
Newport
Leaington
Misa
Galiatin
Teyn
Cepare Rive
Buckveneath
Solale
National Soldiers
Martin T. McMahon
Board of Managers
Arlington
O'Elack P.m
Colorado
H. Franklin E. Brooks
Colorado Springs
Mer. Brooks
Gordon
Lfe
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Gov
Adium
Peabody
Colonrado
Cedar
Valley
Pha Bork
Markham
California
C. M. Anderson
Greenville
Baptist Church
Sequachee
Yenn
Wesley Pegg
N- T. Cagre
Husky Steve. Montgomery
Steve Hua
Bloomfield
Charley Curl
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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