Don't Get Wild The Navy Debate In The Tribune
The Chicago Tribune argues for a large navy while noting U S costs and obligations. It contrasts British sea power with American needs, urging a strong but not British-scale fleet focused on essential protection of overseas dependencies and Monroe Doctrine interests.
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Chicago Tribune
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Chruptr
Great Britain
Pritish Islands
Staryvauon
Agitators Out of Business Through X-Ray Change
A pungent editorial claims Prof Pancoast used X rays to bleach a colored patient to a Caucasian tint. It argues the method could solve race conflict and eliminate agitators, praising the science while warning of political consequences for Republicans. The piece mocks current leaders and suggests benefits to society from this fictional treatment.
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University of Foinssivnia
Republican Party
Pancoast
Thisbe
Pyramus
New York Sun Attacks Carmack and Philippine Policy
The column debates the New York Evening Sun’s critique of Senator Carmack’s Philippine policy remarks and suggests the Sun misreads his stance. It contrasts editorial rhetoric from Chicago’s Inter Ocean and notes the partisan use of Roosevelt’s message in shaping perceptions.
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Congress
Boston
Carmack
Parker
New York
Philippines
Tennessee
Twists of politics and society in a Christmas season column
A lively Washington and Tennessee round up of political strategies, poll taxes, and notable figures. It critiques Greene and Lawson as possible duelists echoing Cochran and Dalzell, weighs Tennessee poll tax proposals, and jests at national figures, financial schemes, and cultural quirks across cities with sharp, period tone.
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Col. Greene
Boston
Col Lawson
Col Greene
Washington
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Bourke Cochran
New York
Bath
Hoth
Calber
Cochran
Dalzel
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News Failure 18
A collection of wry aphorisms on love work and pride. It mocks advice seekers miscommunications and the vanity of self worth while noting common foibles in relationships and daily life. The quips touch on washing lines marriages health and the public’s belief in cures versus prevention.
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Chicago News
Carmen Sylva’s literary woes spark royal plea for manuscripts
The Queen of Romania decries writers flooding her with submissions for critique. Carmen Sylva says she cannot judge all, as sovereign, philanthropist, and literary figure, while fraudster Don Giovanni del Drago targets high society in Europe, chasing a dangerous impostor saga.
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Farnborough
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Brugenie
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Capitol Chats and Washington Personalities in 1900s Spotlight
A NORTHERN columnist recalls Speaker Cannons driving rural tours in a buggy with Representative Morrell guiding the ornate scene in a Philadelphia setting. Senator Frye receives odd political notes while Michigan figures Wakefield Rose Irland and Debates staffers are praised for their record keeping and literary works. Christmas tales of Wadsworth family silverware return and a hospital corps romance highlight civic life. A quip about a New York striker returning items after war ends with a light note on Cupid and a reindeer of public service closes with a church anecdote about strangers welcomed inside.
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House
Detroit Journal
Henry M | Rose
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James Wandsworth
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Geneseo
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New York
Dwight
Wadsworths
Reflections of a Bachelor in New Core Era
A fragmented reflection on gender and social behavior in town life. The piece contrasts country folk visiting towns for green goods with social tricks and suspicions among lovers and older men. It hints at clever escapes from trouble and the mockery of elders by younger men.
Richmond Invites Roosevelt to Visit City
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia December 13 President William M Turpin of the board of aldermen publishes a card refuting claims he opposed inviting President Roosevelt to Richmond on his way to the Booth. Turpin says the committee intended no hidden motive, only a courteous invitation to aid harbor improvements.
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Board of Aldermen
Roosevelt
Booth
Turpin
Washington
Consular Reform Talks With Roosevelt
Austin A Burnham general secretary of the National Business League of Chicago met with President Roosevelt to discuss reorganizing the consular service along Lodge lines. The president supported efforts to make the service more effective for U S commerce and favored a Civil Service Commission exam system for consular positions. They also discussed repealing land laws and Burnham planned further departmental talks.
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National Business League of Chicago
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League
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Burrham
Department
Judge Baker of New Mexico Supreme Court Resigns After Removal Revoked
The President and Department of Justice announce a full hearing led to the revocation of Judge Baker's removal order. He concluded it best not to continue in office and has tendered his resignation, to take effect upon successor appointment and qualification.
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Supreme Court of New Mexico
Department of Justice
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Committee to Fix Price Talks on Government Telephones
Secretary Morton said a special committee has been formed to study charges for interdepartmental telephone service and will draft a contract after reviewing reports from all departments. The panel includes Dr W Stratton, H Gauss, and J H Lloyd and will report soon. Also noted were talks about Wyoming policy with Att Gen Van Ors dale and a Japanese luncheon with Baron Kaneko and Commander Takashita at the White House.
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Post Office Department
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Canal Zone talks with Hepburn and Taft noted
Secretary Taft and Representative Hepburn held a conference with members of the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce to discuss canal zone needs on the Isthmus of Panama. No conclusions were reached after the night observance with Engineer Wallace at Colon. The Dixie returned from Jamaica with engineering and diplomatic personnel aboard. Obstructions to Jamaican labor emigration to Panama remain under colonial review.
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Chiriqui Lagoon
Hotel lobbies host wide cross section of society
A crowded Arlington scene features Sir Stanley Bois, commissioner general from Ceylon, praising his homeland and tea wealth while noting its climate, population and gem trade. Also present are Jacksonville and St. Augustine figures discussing race, politics, and Booker Washington ideals, with Senator Depew endorsed as future leader.
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Foreign Colonies in America and Immigration Evils Discussed
Immigration Commissioner Sargent D. Wright argues that alien colonies in the United States divert earnings homeward and hinder assimilation. He cites Italian and Hungarian migrants who aim to return to Europe, and likens the situation to Chinese immigration, urging legislation to deter nonlasting settlers.
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Firope
Manu
Not Worth a Life From the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
A staged confrontation unfolds as Willain hisses a threat to harm her head, prompting a deadpan reply about affording a $6 wig rather than drastic acts. The exchange hints at strained tempers and a comic, theatrical stance in a Cincinnati Tribune snippet.
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