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Christmas Greeting and Annapolis Cadet Debate
The piece offers a Christmas greeting to the President praising his character and urging prudent conduct, then shifts to critique of Annapolis hazing. It questions cadet practices and defense of strict discipline, warning of public discontent if standards do not change.
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Christmas Reflections and Civic Debate Echo In News
A lengthily reflective Christmas tribute emphasizes the birth of Christ and the season’s duties, urging care for children and the needy, then shifts to political critique. It surveys Democratic House policy, criticizing proposals to regulate stock issues by corporations and discuss of federal taxation on interstate insurance, noting constitutional questions and potential legal battles.
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Trouble in the Middle West on Germany trade policy
The Post outlines embattled U S German commerce and Secretary Root efforts to ease import frictions. It warns the Republican party faces fallout from tariff disputes and mentions entry of German goods via New York and possible concessions through Ambassador Sternburg. Root argues for reciprocal moves amid looming trade strains and political risk for Western districts.
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Paris Figure draws a parallel to Theodore Roosevelt
The column contrasts Cnegar Augustus with Theodore Roosevelt while noting a broad mix of political gossip and social chatter. It highlights bills in Congress, wage notices for Pittsburgh workers, and various societal footnotes from fashion to entertainment.
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French General Saussier Exalted in War Career
A long portrait of Gen. Saussier, a famed French officer, detailing duels at St Cyr, Africa’s campaigns, the Crimea, and his bold maneuvers in Mexico and against Amba. His prison escape with the help of a jailer’s daughter and later service in the 1870 war are recounted, ending with his death in Paris amid honors and questions about his patriotism.
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Echoes of the Post as Washington Post debated
A garbled compilation of editorials from the Washington Post cited across multiple papers. The Post is depicted shaping opinions on politics, public policy, and national events, with varied local reactions and humorous quips about editors and street management.
Fighting Socialism That Is What the Republican Party May Face
From the Chicago Chronicle the piece cites James H. Eckels at a New York bankers dinner arguing Americans have grown to rely on statutes to resolve issues, labeling this rising socialism. It warns that government overreach weakens liberty and insists the Republican party alone can oppose this drift, asking if it is ready for the coming battle.
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Something Doing in the Country and Nearby Anecdotes
A collage of brief notes and humorous items from multiple small towns and columns. The pieces involve political references to a Washington delegation and the President, rural anecdotes about a talking rat in a story, a governor’s or farmer’s tale about a fat hog, a wiggle-horned cow, weddings, parties, and local curiosities, plus light gossip on homestead improvements and quirky scenes from Lakeview, Corry, and Lewiston.
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Indiana Democrats challenge Taggart grip in state scene
Edgar J. Mains of the Jefferson League denounces Thomas Taggart for tight control of Indiana's Democratic Party calling for a precinct by precinct push to overthrow the Taggart machine. He warns the party faces continued national embarrassment unless leadership is reformed.
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Solar constant questioned as sun varies in heat output
Smithsonian group studies and Mount Wilson observations show the solar constant is not fixed. G Abbott returns from six months of work and F E Powle begins reducing Mount Wilson data to figures, with results likely years away. The variation in solar output may relate to sun surface changes or atmospheric obscuration, a deep problem in solar physics.
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Daring Woman Rebel Dead From the Underground Railroad
Miss Olivia Floyd famed as a runner on the underground railroad between Washington and Richmond lies buried at Port Tobacco Maryland. She dodged Federal searches by hiding messages clothes money and prisoners supplies and even kept eighty thousand dollars in back notes hidden in a hassock. Floyd aided many escaped prisoners crossing the Potomac and helped recruit enslaved Negroes in 1868 ensuring enlistment and bounty payments.
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Hotel Lobby Chats Reveal Global Gaze on Banquets and Riches
In Washington DC at the Arlington and Raleigh hotels, guests discuss banquets in the Philippines, Alaska oil wealth, Western marriage prospects, Minnesota fur prices, Russia’s unrest, Canada’s view of Chamberlain’s policies, and optimistic prospects for the next decade. Notable speakers include ED Fortescue, Dr Cabell Whitehead, Philip Ingraham, W L Howard, A Ducet, and George White. The conversations reflect travel, business, emigration, and geopolitical opinions of the era.
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Supreme Court Smiles At Presentation Of Judge Story
The Supreme Court of the United States briefly showed mirth when Representative Graff of Illinois asked to present Judge Joseph Story, famed author and jurist. The moment marked one of the few times the court smiled, raising questions about its opinion of Story alongside his text books and legal reputation.
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A Handsome Compliment and Mock Editorial Sketch
A Washington Post critique frames the paper as nonpartisan and fair minded, contrasting its tone with partisan outlets. The piece adduces satirical snippets on politics and social norms, lampooning gender roles and domestic life with selective quips.
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