Roosevelt South policy calls for national approach
The Nashville American cites a Tennessee view that President Roosevelt’s policy must be national, not sectional, as the South remains integral to the United States. The Athens Post editor supports unity, warns against Southern fire-eaters, and urges favorable South–Roosevelt relations for next year’s visit.
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Tennessee
Nashville American
Roosevelt
South
Athens Post
Union of States
Presigent
Ander
Hoas
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Union
Republic
Gen
Bate
Parker
Charles J. Cochran
Missouri
Frank B. Parkerson
New York
Folk
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Birdsall
Gen. Henderson
Minnesota
Ole Oleson
Sevelt
George Washington
Navy Chaplains Deserve Wider Allocation Across Vessels
A Brook lyn Standard Union piece praises navy chaplains for curbing conduct aboard ships and aiding morale. It notes only about two dozen chaplains for roughly 80,000 sailors across 100 plus vessels, leaving nine or ten ships without chaplains. The editorial argues Congress should authorize more chaplains and highlights the high rank and recognition American chaplains enjoy.
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Brooklyn Standard Union
Standard Union
Congress
Uncle Sam
Union
Thomas Augustus Gill
Poetry In War and Port Arthur Glorified In Tokyo Dispatches
A skeptical column mocks Tokyo's wartime bravado about Port Arthur. It contrasts Japanese restraint with Western triumphalism, questions Pulitzer-era notions of chivalry, and notes critics doubting the port’s fall while Clark and Ade decry oversimplified victory narratives.
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Jong
Tokyo
Port Arthur
Fontenoy
The Washington Post quotes cited across papers
A compilation of humorous and critical clippings from sources like the Knoxville Journal, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, and various state papers. It notes remarks by Mr Gaines of Tennessee and jokes about political figures, with mock attributions and editorial jests on US politics and journalism.
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Washington , Post
Painesville
Ohio
Washington Pont
Chicago Journal
Harrison
Washington Post
Ruanell Dage
Washington
Congress
Birmingham
Ala
Ware
Mounton Post
Edwards
Democratic Congressional Committee
Col. Eowards
Raleigh
NW. C
Marion
The
Parker
New York
Nebraska
Wilmington
N. C
Messenger
Tom Watson
Tom Lawson
Post
Spartanburg
8. C
Spartan
South
Wall Street
Tammany Hall
Toombs
Yancy
Stephens
Clay
Ben Hill
Lamar
Hampton
Hestin
Tillman
Pleekfork
Gov. Vardaman
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Representative Richardson
Alabama
Capital Grounds
Mr. Sichardson
A Vision of Monarchical Intrigue and Scandal in Europe
Lord Mountmorres backs Congo reporting while Congo Free State faces charges, and Times reprints draw into question the Bonapartes lineage. Parisian aristocrats tie the Greffulhes to the Rothschilds as Duc de Guiche marries into George III era wealth. An order in Vienna shields Count Sternberg from duel, while Lord Kintore’s career shows mixed judgment of peers’ business sins and colonial governorship.
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Lord Mountmorres
Balaam
Congo Free State
London Globe
Leopold
Gore
London
Coli Campbell
Lord Rosslyn
Monte Carlo
Viscount Mountmorres
Ireland
London Times
Times
House of Bonaparte
Jerome
Elizabeth Patterson
Baltimore
Napoleon
Caroto Bonaparte
Ajaccio
Count Marboeuf
Corsica
Jerome Bonaparte
Mathilde Bonaparte
Wurttemberg
Paris
Duc de Guiche
Count de Greffulhe
Greffulhes
Duc de Gramont
Marguerite Rothschild
Gramdnts
France
Chimay
Clara Ward
Wsigane Rizo
Countess de Greffulhe
Cararhan Chimay
Prince Joseph
Count de Greffulbe
Petichar
Cevennes
Louis XVIII
Louis
Henry
Louis Phillippe
Stock Exchange of
Adalbert Sternberg
America
Americans
Vienna
Gen
von Steinitzg
Count Welfersheimb
Count Sternberg
Austria
Efforts to create national presidential cemeteries rise in Congress
Congressional push by Representatives Sherley and Brownlow seeks to designate small tracts as national cemeteries near Louisville and Richmond for forgotten presidents and their graves. The piece notes similar bills, other presidential graves, and departmental debates as lawmakers push memorials. It also covers House decorum and youthful senators, plus curiosities about royal palm canes and historic statues in the Capitol.
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United States
Duke of Richmond
Duke of
Richmond
Charles II
Great Britain
House of Commons
House of Lords
Commons
Swagar
Herley
Kentucky
Walter P. Brownlow
Taylor
Louisville
Congress
Madison
Tyler
Smith
Botanical Gardens
George Jennison
Cummings
Agassiz
Mr. Smith
Palm Beach
Fla
Flaglers
Miami
Flagler
Mr. Cummings
Cleveland
Ohia
Burton
Belchler
Reicter
Shaw
All About Fred E Ahern Cardiff News Briefs
A column from several papers notes Fred E Ahern trustee of Cardiff and holder multiple posts including notary public and commissioner of highways. Other items mention neighbors moving into his cottages and a local sale of a cold storage building. Local notes from Adams Perry Eddyville Montevideo Isanti and Sullivan County include light humor and social updates.
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Fred E. Ahern
Cardiff
Village of
Educa
Chicago
Fred F. Ahern
Pontiac
Mike Freliingster
James Walsh
Henry Meyers
Teader Tintorri
Fred FE. Ahern
Italy
Peter Babbich
Pawnee
Tales With and About Members at the Capitol
A House session opens with Speaker Cannon using a dogwood gavel from Guilford North Carolina. The gift spurs reminiscences of Uncle Joe and varied House anecdotes plus policy squabbles over Cleveland sandstone versus granite and Missouri political reshaping.
Noted Politicians in Lobby Conclave at Willard
A fusion of U S Senators and editors gathers in Washington hotel lobbies. John Hicks of Oshkosh Northwestern discusses Wisconsin politics with allies of La Follette while other figures including Harkins Warren Marion Baker Lamar Lamar and Scott weigh Statehood, river improvement, and national issues in candid, era-typical exchanges.
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John Hicks
Oshkosh
Wis
Northwestern
Riggs House
Re Weson Party
Wisconsin
Wich
la Follette
Hicks
Quarles
la Faller
Quakes
Don Canper
Esun
Isaac Stephenson
Millonaire
Judge Webb
Madison
James B Baker
Wa Tex
Bragas
Gulf of Mexico
Waco
Gulf
Washington
Texas
United States
Wales
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Tenn
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Eddyville
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Cambridge
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