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Inauguration Day Debate Over Month of May Rule
In a December 11, 1506 editorial the writer urges moving presidential inauguration from March to May. He cites May as best for the nation, notes past inaugurations in March caused deaths from harsh weather, and argues constitutional amendments would be needed for a two month shift. He compares U.S. practice with France and recalls Washington’s May investiture.
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Washington
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Chicago
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NOVICES AS GOVERNORS Rife With Pennypacker Lessons
An examination of political novice governors cites Pennsylvania’s Gov Pennypacker as a cautionary tale. Despite honesty he faced insurgent pressure, partisan clashes and reform battles that undermined his tenure. The piece argues experience matters for high office and weighs Gov Hughes of New York in comparison.
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Capitol
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Reforming Bums at Saint Nicholas Church Revival
A New York World report on a Fifth Avenue church hosting a revival by Rev. Donald Sage Mackay. Former Bowery outcasts told their stories to wealthy parishioners amid warnings of sensationalism, inspiring conversions and large offerings for the Jerry McAuley Mission.
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Haat
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Rafter
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From the Chicago News Ita and the Tongue That Tells No Good
A fragmentary paragraph from a Chicago sheet comments on shifting politics and social satire. It notes baseball, football, and Congress as evolving interests, with quips about honesty, drinking, and bargains in a social context.
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Cancer Cure Reported With Trypsin Treatments
The New York World notes Dr. Dieffenbach and Dr. Morton report cancer cures using trypsin, an extract from the pancreas. They describe many cases often in older patients, with mixed results and calls for exhaustive hospital trials. The article discusses enamel vessel exposure and other possible cancer factors and cites earlier World reports of cures using trypsin.
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Ambassador Jusserand on France inventing cricket and golf
A translation of the Ambassadors work on Sports and Pastimes of Ancient France argues that cricket and golf originated outside England. It cites historical definitions and Dutch golf balls taxed by James VI, and notes Jusserand’s practical sports knowledge and ties to Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt visit account from Canal Zone noted inconsistencies
An excerpt from a Canal Zone letter recounts President Roosevelt visiting Panama. It claims he ignored official plans, dined informally, and toured rough areas, mingling with Black and white quarters and challenging officials with blunt remedies. The tale portrays Roosevelt as decisive and unrestrained.
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Wall Street Pool and Haddon Hall Lore Mixed News
Finance news reveals a blind pool of butlers used by leaders in a trust to profit millions before a Saturday disclosure. Separate items cover Yale swimmer Reid scolding instructor Swartz, and legends of Haddon Hall including Dorothy Vernon’s ghost and a famed hand lock in the banquet hall.
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Global view of American Japan war fears and roosevelts stance
Continental observers doubt peace prospects between the United States and Japan. European and American voices debate naval strength, colonial reach, and the need for a stronger U S navy and Panama Canal to deter Japanese influence and potential conflict.
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When Mother's Sick of Baltimore Sun Poem Version
A tender rural verse describes a family coping with a mother’s illness. The speaker recalls neighbors sending meals and aid, while siblings pitch in with chores as the father and doctor support the household. The poem blends faith, duty, and communal care in a somber, compassionate tone.
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The Newest Swindle Unfolds In Brooklyn And Queens
The New York Times reports a telephone game scam in Brooklyn and Queens where a con man pretends a professor can read any card over the phone. The operator uses coded names for each card and coaches a confederate to identify the chosen card, often in saloons and barber shops.
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Reflections of 4 Bachelor From the New York Prem
A noisy fragment discusses money and women, mentioning a housekeeper’s pay and a girl’s remark about a dream linked to foreign nobles. It laments debt collectors, credit pursuit, and the appeal of wealth versus social status, with a weary note on changing cooks and ongoing deception.
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Jack
Burt
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Notable Visitors At Raleigh Hotel In Washington
A collection of brief encounters features John R Abernathy United States marshal for Oklahoma and deputy C E Myer at the Raleigh. Abernathy praises President Roosevelt and recalls the West hunt. The report also notes Albert Lieber a brewer visiting New Willard, and Dr Leonard Stocking discussing Agnew's State Hospital rebuild costs after the Califormia earthquake. Thomas Worthington of Austin Nev reflects on Lincoln Booth ties, and J C Griggs of Apalachicola discusses Senator Daniel as a Southern Democratic candidate and harbor improvements at the Andicots River.
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