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President Roosevelt honors Confederate Dead in nation unity speech
The article recalls President Roosevelt’s call to Congress to honor the graves of Confederate soldiers who died in the Civil War, praising national unity. It notes how descendants across the North and South now share ties of blood and sympathy, and lauds the martyrs of both sides for steadfast courage and loyalty.
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Bitter primary clash rips at Good Government ties
In a sharply argued piece a contemporary accuses supporters of undermining good government. The author claims the party’s proscribed conduct is a gross impropriety and fully out of harmony with the association’s aims, faulting even supposed allies for blundering treatment.
Good Government in Boston Cites Flawed Candidate Review
The Boston Post criticizes a Good Government Association for publishing a biased assessment of Democratic mayoral candidate John F Fitzgerald. It argues that such bodies must base reports on verified facts, investigate charges, and avoid taking sides, urging impartial scrutiny and responsible civic guidance for voters.
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Making Bridge Policy Echoes From Old Times
An 1863 tale of Bragg ordering Forrest to build a bridge across the Tennessee River is paralleled with a modern political bridge in the GOP. The piece likens party conflict to bridge making and predicts swift action on the current bill, while Democrats plan their own “bridge.” It also discusses The Post’s view on Monroe Doctrine complementarity and debt collection in the hemisphere, urging restraint and international morality.
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Government Salaries and the Canal Commission Debate
A discussion on canal commission salaries argues pay is fair given duties and qualifications, noting wage rises and cost of living since decades, and urging a cabinet level reclassification and fair compensation. It compares federal pay, criticizes underpayment of Cabinet officials, judges, ambassadors, and Congress, and calls for a systematic regrading to reflect responsibilities.
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The Liberal Party in Power and British Leadership
The Liberal party returns to power under Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman with a focus on prosperity over conquest. The piece contrasts Disraeli and Gladstone, notes Irish and federal issues, and predicts a general election shaping continental politics. It highlights the Kaiser’s reaction and Britain’s stance on empire and industry.
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A Chinese Editor’s View on Nationhood at NYC Conference
Poon-Chew of the San Francisco Chinese press argued that a nation’s power defines its rights, critiquing Western Christianity and Boxer-era treatment of China while forecasting a future ascent. He suggested China could become a great nation by enforcing strength, a view seen as perilous for Europe and the United States.
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Diverse London Gossip Shapes Transatlantic Views
A collage of brief notes surveys London and American chatter on Russia, the Monroe doctrine, and European politics. It notes tax slogans, comic opera authorship rumors, post office debates, a Texas father of 31 children, and whispers about Taft, Depew, Ryan, Jerome, and Schwab in the shifting U.S. political arena.
Washington Post quotes stir up cross nation talk
A compilation of editorials and comments from various papers recounts The Washington Post framing political debates across states. It highlights reactions on New York Republican structure, Philippine and canal news, and opinions on campaign finance and national leadership without graphic detail.
Royal rows at funeral reveal Belgium royal rift
The Belgian royal family faces public scrutiny as Count of Flanders and relatives clash over funeral attendance and royal protocol. Stephanie, Crown Princess of Austria, considered attending but avoided official presence, while succession plans for Prince Albert and Prince Charles stir debates amid German and Norwegian court courtesies and etiquette rules for Indian tours.
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Ryan Ties to Harriman Fallout in Insurance Probe
Special to The Washington Post reports in New York that Thomas F. Ryan refuses to answer a key insurance investigation question, risking contempt unless he purges himself by testifying. The piece weighs whether Ryan’s private talks with Harriman involve Equitable stock and political leverage, and how the case could implicate Gov. Odell and Republican methods.
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Roosevelt studies rail regulation resurfaces in 1904 1906 notes
The article contrasts Roosevelt’s evolving stance on Interstate Commerce Commission powers with past remarks from 1904 and 1906. It shows his persistent study of railway rate control, including debates over initiating versus regulating existing rates, and cites court opinions and commission reports. The piece frames Roosevelt as an open-minded student of economic problems.
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The Holiday Children and Their Clever Plans
A playful column from Atlantis Constitution notes how holiday children know the tricks of the season. They urge folks to keep hearts open and to embrace the upcoming celebrations with bright, hopeful schemes from Li'l Folks Land.
Reader protests incorrect naval titles in The Post
A retired naval officer writes to The Post objecting to improper use of ranks in a published Admiral Endicott report and Navy listings. He argues chiefs of bureaus should not be called rear admirals and urges exactness in news.
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Noted Officials and Politicians Meet at New Willard Hotel
Gen Luke Wright governor of the Philippine Islands greets guests at the New Willard. Oklahoma boosters and Illinois leaders in Raleigh and Richmond discuss growth and statehood. Cyrus Warman and others mingle as Jamestown plans and Hawaii colonization ideas ripple through the lobby crowd.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary column titled Reflections of a Bachelor presents satirical musings on politics, honesty, money, and courtship. It coins suggestive lines about how men fear wealth, church fairs, and the social dynamics between men and women, with a breezy, senatorial-witty tone.
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