Washington Post presses broadside on government business costs
The Washington Post critiques government spending and private business costs in a lengthy editorial. It argues that regulation and labor pricing affect national productivity and warns against protectionist or stagnation trends. It cites President and Senate dynamics and contends private labor costs shape public policy outcomes.
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Thurman
Ohio
Pears Ws
Vaaress
Thuimir
Congress
Frost Rosevelt
New England Gloom and distant naval shifts stir public mood
The piece debates New England’s economic strain from West South competition and Canada Newfoundland reciprocity, defends regional resilience, and mocks Britain’s naval retrenchment while satirizing Newport and Bar Harbor’s reaction to a reduced British fleet. It also comments on Franco Spanish duel culture and a historical quip about a hunter knowing his bears.
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Bot
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New England
West
South
Baltimore Sun
Canada
Newfoundland
Lord Beresford
Great Britain
England
American
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
West Indian
Newport
Bar Harbor
Harry Lehr
Rhode Island
Newport Hay
Debate on New York Senate seat shifts amid Odell Depew clash
A long Washington style debate centers on Governor Odell's bid to replace Hon Chauncey M Depew as New York's Junior Senator. The piece argues Depew's character and record are solid while Odell's backing of Mr Black tempts political manipulation and raises questions about motives and strategy in New York politics.
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Odell
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Tiemmauz
Roosevelt
Ita Villat
Horatio T
Hackett
Various Reform Topics and Social Notes in Brief
New Mexico statehood debate surfaces as a major political question. A Vanderbilt family member facing divorce contemplates a more luxurious future. Mr Cartelyou plans a lengthy vacation after aiding numerous Democratic leaders. Milliners rush to unveil the Chadwick hat. Speaker Cannon may pursue a remedy for insurgents. A Paris physician touts gold and silver as a cure for pneumonia. The Russian mine blast and Japanese shelling hinder the battleship Retvizan. A reader questions why brides' friends cry at weddings and why grooms’ friends laugh.
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Retvizan
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Roosevelt's 1904 Message Sparks Mixed Reviews Across Papers
The Philadelphia Record and New York papers feature Roosevelt’s fourth annual message as lengthy and comprehensive. Critics call it a literary feat yet overly long. others praise its breadth touching on labor, trusts, public lands, and domestic policy while noting cautions against extravagance and pork-barrel politics.
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Roosevelts
News and Gossips From Other Lands Altar to Reform
Gen Schauman a Russian veteran and ex senator linked to Finland governor general Bobrikov murder faces trial after initial detainment by de Plehve. Queen Victoria era fasting moved to November under William and Prussia's national repentance day. Lord Rosslyn named private secretary to Scotland secretary Graham Murray amid varied career. ALARQLIA De FONTENOY.
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Senator Scott and Kean clash in Senate over executive session
In a lively Senate scene Senator Scott of West Virginia challenged Senator Kean of New Jersey after a bill was placed on the floor. The exchange occurred as Senator Hale moved to adjourn into executive session leaving Scott protesting the handling. The conflict remained private within the executive chamber.
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Irrigation funds risk public waste and middlemen fear
The Cleveland Plain Dealer discusses a $23 million irrigation program funded by land sales and directed by the Interior Department. It warns of potential graft and creation of political commissions, while noting President Harding’s interest and state-to-state budget flexibility. The Springfield Republican adds that banks see advertising boosts, with mixed asset and deposit gains over five years.
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Lawson’s menaces and the myth of the modern class thief
The New York Post notes a class of rich men deemed sneaky and unscrupulous, likening them to burglars who exploit orphans and widows. Tawson’s rhetoric heightens this fear, presenting corrupt wealth as civilization’s greatest threat and urging resistance to prevent societal collapse.
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Fragmented clippings reflect quirky turn of century humor and politics
A scrambled mixture from newspapers shows snippets on suffrage rhetoric, railroad morals, social jokes, wedding gossip, and holiday consumer humor. Notable voices reference Cassatt, rebates, and domestic manners, with satirical jests on weddings and shopping.
Chicago post office near completion plans and political notes
Postmaster Coyne says Chicago's long awaited post office could finish by July first. He discusses funds, interior furnishings, and negotiations with Congress as sentiment supports Senator Cullom and concerns rise over South disenfranchisement laws and election integrity amid national political maneuvering.
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