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The City as Power Behind the Throne in Two Great Cities
An editorial discusses how states delegate life-and-death duties to cities like New York and Chicago, arguing that dominant cities wield ultimate legislative responsibility. It cites Newark, Chicago, and New York World editorials on urban death rates, vehicle and crime fatalities, and the need for swift punishment of murderers to curb lawlessness.
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Roses and Rats in a Rural Science Vision
A fragmented editorial piece ruminates on the Department of Agriculture and Secretary Wilson, praising plant science and disease control while critiquing overreliance on paternalistic giveaways. It discusses hog cholera bollworm and Guatemala ants, then shifts to roses as a perilous emblem of modern progress and temptation, ending in a clipped note about dangers ahead.
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Frugal reforms urged on post office and franking abuse
The piece argues abolishing the franking privilege would curb graft and waste in the Post Office and Congress. It calls for a transparent explicit allowance for official correspondence and criticizes the current use of mail cars and freight by members of Congress. It also comments on European politics and the Kaiser’s ambitions.
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Uncrowned King Fitzsimmons Falls To Craft Over Valor
A historical reflection credits Bob Fitzsimmons with a tumultuous career ended by a defeated, craftful rival. The piece lauds him as a legendary figure in boxing lore, contrasting his prowess with rivals and evoking classical parallels to Caius Marius and heroic virtue in the ring.
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Public Opinion and Law Clash in Reform Debate
The Chicago Evening Post argues that public opinion drives reform without legal intervention, overturning constitutional strictures and enabling states to regulate suffrage and prohibition. It cites Garfield and notes many statutes become dead letters as opinion shapes enforcement and legitimacy.
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Hague Confers on Arbitration and Senate Duty
The selection of Jospeh H Choate as American delegate to The Hague signals US resolve to advance international peace. It argues treaties must align with the Constitution and be ratified by the Senate, preserving checks while pursuing arbitration, neutral rights, and contraband definitions.
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Santa Claus and the hard times this Christmas
A Cleveland Leader reader recalls a man who saves for gifts while the poor struggle home through snow on Christmas Eve. The verse blames Santa Claus as the shopper of profits and questions the fairness of the season amid tight budgets and moral critiquing.
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Harriman and Ryan Clash Over Rail, Subways and Power
The article portrays Harriman and Ryan as rival financiers plotting influence over New York transit and politics. It notes Harriman defending insurance matters while eyeing Union Pacific and distant stock moves, and Ryan pushing subway contracts to curb surface rail competition. It discusses Jerome’s potential governor bid, labor votes, and how NYC transit schemes shape political leverage.
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Raucous Washington Talk Spills Across The Page
A crowded column parades political squibs and social jests about tariff shifts Philippine sugar policy and Equitable debates. It mocks financiers Harriman Morton Whitney Cassie Chadwick Odell Depew La Follette and Roosevelt era figures while noting tariff and beef trade curiosities in Argentina and a Philadelphia retirement.
Cuban Reciprocity Critique From The New York Press
A New York dispatch argues reciprocity with Cuba harms the United States. Through October imports from Cuba reach 87 million while exports to Cuba total 36 million, with projected yearly gaps suggesting a worsening trade balance. The piece warns that heavy yearly losses may push voters to reject the policy and repeal the arrangement.
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European monarchs prepare gifts for Miss Roosevelt wedding
Report claims 20 European sovereigns including King Alfonso of Spain and Kaiser Wilhelm will send presents to Miss Alice Roosevelt. Autograph letters and items from Versailles Sevres porcelain to jewelry are mentioned, with monarchs from Britain Italy France Russia Norway Denmark Sweden and Greece likely to participate. The trend aims to honor the president's daughter as a royal-like figure with court entertainments planned across Europe.
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Preferred His Own Coat in Senate Oath Dress
Senator Fulton escorted new colleague Senator Gearin to the Vice Presidents desk both wore double breasted coats Gearin nervous Fulton calm noting Gearin planned a frock coat to spare oath in a frock Coat failed to arrive Gearin thought of borrowing a frock but chose to take the oath in a sack suit he owned rather than borrow.
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Corbin Eyes Congressional Seat After Army Career
General Corbin plans to seek Congress after retirement, aiming at Brown County Ontario in the sixth district held by Judge Scrogey. The Manila American notes his voting habit during Far East service, while party factions and nominating contests cloud the path with Hildebrand and Berogge in the mix.
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Kittredge Rivalry Tops South Dakota Senate Fight
In eastern South Dakota the contest between Senator Gamble and Senator Kittredge for reelection continues with Black Hills backing favoring one candidate. The district attorneyship becomes the prize as J D Elliott holds current endorsement from Senator Seamble while A C Biennatski rides Senate and House support to secure the post. An unofficial White House note says Biennatski may win on the strongest endorsements.
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Sugar Planters Refuse Taxes in Santo Domingo Conflict
Threatened sugar growers refuse to pay a 2 percent tax demanded by the Republic of Santo Domingo for 14 and later shipments. The government orders taxation enforcement, citing contracts that would free the industry from taxes for twenty years. Plantations may halt cultivation with American forests implicated. The country remains tense.
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Christmas greeting tainted by sharp remark from Williams
Minority leader John Sharp Williams adds a cautious twist to the customary holiday greeting. A fellow member, known for his past excesses, shakes Williams’ hand and wishes him well. Williams replies with a warning not to overdo Christmas joy lest it lead to unhappiness on New Year’s Day.
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Cannon's Gift Suit Disputed as Furnish from Constituents
Speaker Cannon denies receiving a gifts from constituents claiming the suit was sent by two kind old ladies of South Carolina whom he never met. Representative Aiken delivered the present along with a companion asking that he wear it for the House. The fabric was spun and woven by a woman from fighting stock. Aiken also wears a suit made from the same material.
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Bryan arrives at Manila amid civic welcome
Bryan lands in Manila at noon and is greeted by local committees and the Elks. He refuses to discuss party matters or take a position on Nebraska’s Republican leanings. He says he enjoyed his Japan visit, cancels plans for Australia, and will stay about two weeks before sailing to India.
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Roosevelt to observe holidays with open air week
President Roosevelt will take a week of rest from formal engagements. He plans to receive no one unless urgent official business arises and will spend much time in the open air. Two cabinet meetings may be skipped if not essential.
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Notable Elves and Tariff Talk at Shoreham forum
In hotel lobbies and public rooms, a chorus of voices discusses the Dowager Empress of China, tariff reform, and industrial decline. Guests like J Smitley and London merchant Wilson Haffen den share impressions of emperors, artists, and Chamberlain while stories reflect on Britain’s fiscal policy, free trade, and the fate of English industries.
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Efforts of Harmon to Avert Foreclosure in Rail Merger
Receiver Judson Harmon of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad reported from New York that foreclosure risks are being addressed. He noted the Ohio law limits leasing to connecting lines, questioned the Pere Marquette lease as part of a merger, and pledged prompt payment of all just claims to keep the property intact. Harmon said operating officers will remain in place based on favorable reports from both lines.
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National Business League Endorses Lodge Bill Action
Chicago December 22 The executive committee of the National Business League unanimously endorsed the Lodge Bill for the reorganization and Americanization of the scalar service. Newspaper Archive
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